{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0500wb-84-00046", "text": "avahifi - Our Famous Original Dyna St-70 Rebuild Plans\nThursday, 01 March 2012\nHomeProductsPreamplifiersPower AmplifiersIntegrated AmplifierAVA DACSVision DACVision EC DACVision DAC Preamp.The Vision Hybrid DACFet Valve Hybrid DacSpecial FunctionsInsight+ Phono PreampInsight+ InverterInsight+ Line DriverDyna & Hafler RebuildsAccessoriesContact CleanerVacuum TubesTurntable Set-UpPhono CartridgeKitsUpgradesUsed EquipmentLoudspeakersResourcesAVA User ForumAVA NewsAVA Equipment ReviewsAudio Basic NewsletterAVA SitemapSupportTechnical SupportTroubleshooting FlowchartWarrantyAVA User ForumOrderingSatisfaction GuaranteeHow to OrderPrice List - NewPrice List - UpgradesShipping InformationWarrantyTrade-Up PolicyBrokerage\nServiceOrder FormAbout AVAGreetingsThe AVA AdvantagePrivacy PolicyFAQContact UsContact Us\nAVA ProductsWe have high fidelity equipment to suit your every need. Rugged\npower amplifiers, crystal clear DACs and preamps,\nand more.\nOrdering Information\nFor help with your order, Look here. Price lists, order forms, shipping\ninformation and everything you need to know to get the stereo equipment\nyou want.\nHome\nProducts\nKits\nOur Famous Original Dyna St-70 Rebuild Plans\nE-mail\n| Print |\nFrom Audio Basics, July, 1982 Hello again, I am glad that the feedback I am getting from many of you indicates that you are happy with the information and ideas I have been describing. Some of you have complained that you want more \"meat\" - technical information on audio equipment. So, this month we will get a bit more technical and go through the operation of a vacuum tube amplifier, what it does, what it cannot do, and what you can do about it. The data will pertain to vacuum tube amplifiers in general, and the Dyna St-70 specifically, as we get so many requests for information on how to modify them. VACUUM TUBE AMPLIFIERS Any audio amplifier can essentially be modeled as a two stage device; a voltage amplifier (which amplifies the amplitude of the signal) followed by a current amplifier (which supplies the drive current to drive the now large amplitude signal into a low impedance load - the speaker system). Although many tube circuits will also have voltage gain in the current amplifier section, that is not important to the discussion that follows. The closed loop gain of the amplifier is determined by a voltage divider which sends a portion of the output signal back to the input of the voltage amplifier out of phase. The amplifier then does not amplify the input signal, it amplifies a signal being the difference between input and feedback signal. If the voltage amplifier and current amplifier were perfectly linear, the difference between the input and feedback signal would be only a small version of the input signal and the results would be \"perfect.\" In theory, any difference between input and output is supposed to be eliminated by feedback. The feedback signal, which is a duplicate of the output signal, when subtracted from the input signal, should create a \"difference signal\" which is \"pre-distorted\" by the amount of distortion in the circuits, but out of phase with the circuit's distortion. The \"pre-distortion\" in the \"difference\" signal, when added out of phase to the actual distortion in the circuits, cancels exactly, giving a \"perfect\" output signal. That is the way it is supposed to work. By the way, there ain't no such thing as a no feedback amplifier! There are many different feedback schemes. One can choose to use lots of local feedback in each stage and little overall loop feedback, but each device in itself (whether it is transistor or tube) has internal feedback. If one attempts to make an amplifier with \"no feedback\" except for that inherent in the devices themselves then the design becomes absolutely dependent of the characteristics of each independent device. No two tubes or transistors, even of the same type, are identical. Even if you painstakingly select and bias each individual device one at a time, its characteristics will change with variations in temperature, current, voltage, and age. It will be impossible to make any two channels the same and to keep them the same. The main characteristics of a so called \"no feedback\" amplifier are: very high cost (each unit is essentially a one off), very hot running as the devices have to be biased on very hard, unstable operation as the unit changes characteristics with age and temperature, no two samples will sound the same as they are device dependent, and lots of \"blow-ups.\" Obviously, repairs will be expensive as a repair is essentially a re-engineering of that unit with new devices and re-biasing of each device. I can live without it. The \"wonderful\" sound of a \"no feedback\" amplifier is the wonderful sound of lots of instabilities and underdamped oscillations. You may like it, I don't, it isn't music. Thus, those that choose to build stable, repeatable, and rationally priced amplifiers will use some feedback. The catch is in knowing what the feedback can and cannot do in the real world, and to use the feedback properly, so that the unit does not only measure well, but actually performs well under transient conditions in the real world. Now, back to that vacuum tube amplifier. Remember we mentioned that if the voltage amplifier and the current amplifier were perfect, everything would be just fine. Sorry folks, the internal circuits are not perfect and that is where the troubles start. Inasmuch as the feedback is supposed to compensate for any non-linearities between input and output, it is nice to know what non-linearities exist. First of all each individual active device is nonlinear. Its transfer characteristics are exponential, not linear, be it tube, FET, or transistor. Refer to the sketches below. If the device was perfect, its transfer function would be a straight line, and the slope would remain the same at all frequencies. The actual characteristics are shown in the second and third sketches. Note that the characteristics are actually exponential. The device is only very linear near the center-line of its operation, and the harder it is \"worked\", the less linear it becomes, finally becoming 100% nonlinear when its absolute limitations are reached. In addition, the slope of the transfer function becomes less at higher frequencies as the gain of the device reduces. Thus if one attempts to get the same output from any given device at higher frequency, one will drive it into gross non-linearity sooner, as its headroom is less. In a similar fashion, at very low frequencies (approaching DC) the device becomes more nonlinear and its gain drops. In addition, because the slope changes with frequency, a kind of phase distortion is introduced which is not measured in standard IHF distortion tests, which measure only single frequency performance.\nObviously, to optimize internal linearity, it is very desirable to operate each device within as narrow a bandwidth and as limited an amplitude range as possible while still covering the audio frequency range of interest. In a vacuum tube amplifier another major non-linearity is the output transformer. The output transformer's primary coil is just that-a very large coil (inductor) in series with the output tubes. Obviously the coil becomes very resistive as the frequency goes up, and in an audio amplifier this happens well within the audio range, rolling off the high frequency output. At very low frequencies the core of the transformer saturates giving very nonlinear bass performance. If one wants good high frequency performance then one must have very small output transformers so that the coil inductance is low. If one wants good low frequency performance one must have very large transformers so the core does not saturate. These requirements are mutually self exclusive. These requirements become more difficult to meet as the power rating goes up. If one attempts to \"get around\" this by designing a tube amplifier without output transformers, then one is faced with the problem that output tubes have very high output impedance and will not drive normal loudspeaker loads (8 s nominal) without severe non-linearities. Since the output transformer is a very narrow band and nonlinear device, it is obviously necessary to not feed into the transformer a signal that it cannot handle-the bandwidth of the amplifier must be limited to within the bandwidth of the output transformer. You cannot stuff 10 pounds in a 1 pound sack. The power supply is another source of distortion. The power supply can be considered to be in series with and part of the output circuit. All current that flows through the output circuit and speaker load first must flow through the power supply. The frequency limits of a power supply are real. It can be modeled as an inductor in series with a capacitor. Obviously at DC the capacitor's impedance is infinitely high, and at high frequencies the inductance is infinitely high. Thus, at very low and very high frequencies, the power supply is not capable at all. Unless great care is used in the power supply design, it may have multiple resonances, and actually be high impedance at many frequencies within the audio range. Consider also that since the power supply is part of the output circuit, if somebody offers a \"wonderful\" vacuum tube amplifier with a \"wonderful\" solid state power supply, you no longer have a vacuum tube amplifier, but a solid state amplifier, so how can it be a \"wonderful\" tube amplifier? Of course the power supply is also attached to the voltage amplifier section. Consider that all current draw by the output section causes a signal to show up on the power supply feeds. Any given device or circuit will work best when its supply is absolutely stable. Circuits are designed to reject power supply variations, but the supply rejection isn't absolute. Thus the more signal that shows up on the power supply feed to the voltage amplifier, the more distortion and instabilities there will be, as this is a signal injected into the circuit at the wrong place. Since we already know that the power supply is less effective at very high and very low frequencies, obviously the power supply related distortions will be greater at very high and very low frequencies. Again, a very good reason to bandwidth limit the amplifier to within the capability of its power supply. Understand of course that we are considering basic ground rules in general. There are many different kinds of voltage amplifier and current amplifier configurations that work fairly well, some simple, some complex. The important thing to know is that unless the circuits are executed to obey the guidelines established above the distortion will be very high under real world conditions, no matter what the linearity of each section is and no matter how high a quality of parts are used. Another common problem with vacuum tube amplifiers is the value chosen for the interstage coupling capacitors. In the case of the Dynaco St-70 for example (see attached schematic) coupling capacitors C10 and C11 are 0.1 uF. This introduces another large low frequency roll-off within the feedback loop. Since the amplifier actually amplifies the difference between input and feedback, and since the feedback is the difference between input and feedback, and since the feedback is taken off the output of the amplifier, at low frequencies the difference signal becomes very large partially due to the roll-off caused by the 0.1 uF coupling capacitors. Now remember that we have shown that any circuit becomes less linear with increasing amplitude and at the frequency extremes. The roll-off caused by the small value interstage coupler makes the front end work very hard to generate a large low frequency correction signal. This causes the front end to run in a very nonlinear mode at low frequencies. You hear it as \"muddy bass.\" The \"cure\" is quite simple, make the interstage capacitor large enough in value so that the loop roll-off is minimized, thus reducing the correction required, and letting the front end run in a more linear mode. The low frequency correction signal is easy to see on an oscilloscope. Using a low frequency square wave as a source (20 Hz is fine) look at the signal on the output side of the interstage coupler. Note that it looks much like the input signal. Now look at the signal on the input side of the coupler. You will find the circuit is generating a signal with a large bass boost! (This is true in most tube preamps too!) What is happening is that the \"flat\" input signal is rolled off by the interstage coupling capacitor. Then the rolled off signal is fed back to the input and a correction signal is generated with a large bass boost to make up for the roll-off. The boosted signal is then rolled off again by the coupling capacitor and its output looks just fine. But the \"monkey motion\" has ruined the voltage amplifier's linearity at low frequencies. Now let's look at what is wrong with the original Dyna St-70 in detail. Refer to the audio channel schematic again, keeping in mind that the \"dashed\" section is our addition, the original has the input connected to V2 directly with a piece of wire. What we have is a typical vacuum tube amplifier with unlimited bandwidth input acceptance (DC coupled) but with limited bandwidth output transformers and small interstage coupling capacitors. The power supply is also limited bandwidth, being pretty feeble at both low and high frequencies. A very low frequency signal is rolled off by the interstage coupling capacitors, turned into a \"lump\" as the output transformer core saturates, and is further distorted as the power supply runs out of steam. The feedback signal, being taken off after all the disasters occur is very different from the input signal. This generates an enormous \"difference\" signal which drives the front end into 100% distortion trying to make an impossible correction. Inasmuch as the circuits are underdamped too, the \"blob\" makes the amp ring for a few cycles attempting to digest the mess. Some people call these distortions and ringing, which extends up into the mid-range, \"concert hall sound.\" Sorry, it isn't concert hall sound, it is distortion. If you like it you have bad taste. At high frequencies the compensation in the voltage amplifier rolls off the signal, the active devices roll it off further, and the output transformers attenuate the highs further yet. This generates another huge correction signal at high frequencies, again more than the headroom of the front end, clipping the correction signal once again. Of course the high impedance of the supply has further compounded the problems. The amp is driven into hard slew limiting and all signal entering the amp while any internal device is slewing is erased. Gobs of high frequency distortion are added and part of the music is forever lost. It is very strange to think that some people use the St-70 to drive tweeters when it doesn't \"tweet\" at all-it does kind of \"squeak.\" Obviously the power supply of the St-70 must be much improved. NO! Not necessarily! Think a minute. Consider that the power bandwidth of the power supply must be greater than the bandwidth of the audio circuit. There are two ways to get this ratio in proper order. The expensive (and stupid) way is to build a huge power supply-and if the amp has DC coupled inputs you can never make it big enough. The easy and smart way is to limit the bandwidth of the circuit to within the capabilities of the existing power supply, especially if it is absolutely necessary to bandwidth limit the inputs anyway to make the input bandwidth within the capabilities of the output transformers. As mentioned earlier, the interstage coupling capacitors, C10 and C11 are too small. Note that as long as the input is DC coupled, it is not possible to make C10 and C11 big enough, as even a very large capacitor will have an inside the loop roll off when compared to DC input acceptance. To install the input bandwidth limited filter on the St-70 you will need 8 parts: (2) 10,000 resistors, (2) 470,000 resistors (5% carbon film 1/4 watt parts from Radio Shack are just fine, and it would be better if you could use a meter and \"pair\" them, so they are matched within 1%.) You will also need (2) 1000 pF capacitors (mica, polystyrene, or mylar are O.K., of about 100 volt rating - the capacitors used should be physically small) and (2) 0.02 uF capacitors (film) 100 volt rating, again physically as small as possible. Again, Radio Shack will have adequate parts and if you can match them on a precision capacitance meter it will be helpful. The capacitor values suggested are not absolute. Anything from about 0.02 to 0.033 uF is O.K. for the larger cap, and 800 to 1200 pF for the smaller capacitor. The new 6 dB per octave low pass and high pass filter is installed on the input jacks on the bottom inside of the chassis. We suggest that the mono-stereo switch wiring be eliminated as the performance is poorer when bridged mono because of the difference between the two channels (no two output tubes or output transformers are identical). If you decide to eliminate the mono-stereo switch, then do the following: 1. Remove all the wires from the input jack and mono-stereo switch except for the two wires going directly from the input jack ground lugs to the PC card (these are actually extensions of the leads of two 10 resistors mounted on the card). These remain. Also remove the two original 470,000 resistors from the jack and switch. 2. Remove the two wires running from the hot lugs of the input jack to eyelets 7 and 17 on the PC card. 3. Connect a 10,000 resistor in series with a 0.02 uF capacitor and connect the capacitor end of the series set to the left channel hot input jack and the resistor end to eyelet 7 on the PC card. 4. Connect another 10,000 resistor in series with a 0.02 uF capacitor and connect the capacitor end to the right channel hot input jack and the resistor end to eyelet 17 on the PC card. 5. Connect a 1000 pF capacitor in parallel with a 470,000 resistor and install the resistor between the left channel ground lug and eyelet 7 on the PC card. 6. Connect another 1000 pF capacitor in parallel with a 470,000 resistor and connect the resistor from the right channel ground lug on the input jack to eyelet 17 on the PC card. If you must keep the mono-stereo switch option, do the following instead of the last set of instructions: 1. Remove the two wires running from the left and right channel hot lugs on the input jacks to eyelets 7 and 17 on the PC card. 2. Connect a 10,000 resistor in series with a 0.02 uF capacitor and connect the capacitor end to the left channel hot input lug and the resistor end to eyelet 7 on the PC card. 3. Connect another 10,000 resistor in series with a 0.02 uF capacitor and connect the capacitor end to the right channel hot input lug and the resistor end to eyelet 17 on the PC card. 4. Install a 1000 pF capacitor in parallel with each of the two existing 470,000 resistors on the input jack and mono-stereo switch. For mono operation, the amp is switched to mono, only one input jack is used (either left or right, but not both). Connect a jumper wire from the left output ground to the right output ground terminal. Connect a jumper wire from the left 16 tap to the right 16 tap (for 8 speakers). Take the output from the same channel that you have the input jack connected to, using the 16 and ground terminals (for 8 speakers). To use 4 speakers connect the jumper from the left 8 output tap to the right 8 output jack and connect the load from ground to 8 on the channel used. This arrangement parallels the two channels for somewhat higher power, but lower definition performance. Now that the input bandwidth is set to a rational, finite limit, it is possible to make the interstage coupling capacitors \"big enough.\" You will need to acquire four 1 uF at 400 volt film capacitors (mylar, polypropylene, or whatever). Again Radio Shack will have adequate parts. Locate and remove the four large identical black tubular 0.1 uF at 400 volt capacitors from the PC card. They are positioned parallel with the front of the chassis, one at each corner of the PC card. Replace each with a 1.0 uF at 400 volt capacitor. The exact value of the replacements is not critical. They can be anything between 0.8 uF to 2.0 uF at 400 volts or higher. It is important that all four new capacitors be exactly the same. Further detail improvements can be made to the St-70. The bias supply capacitors in old St-70 amps should be replaced. We suggest that the two original 50 uF capacitors (C3 and C4, located on the 7 lug terminal strip under the chassis) be replaced with new 100 uF at 80 volt electrolytic capacitors (again, available at Radio Shack). Note that the positive end of each cap is connected to ground. Do not use a larger capacitor in this application or the supply will come up too slowly, over-biasing the output tubes at turn on. Although the original power supply is now adequate, further reductions in hum and noise can be made by installing an additional 100 uF at 500 volt electrolytic capacitor (a 450 volt rated cap with a 500+ volt surge rating is adequate unless you have high line voltage) from pin 8 of the power supply tube (V1-5AR4) to chassis ground at the ground lug near the quad filter. The positive end of the cap goes to the tube socket, the negative end to ground. Inasmuch as the perceived \"image\" and \"depth\" of an audio system is dependent upon both channels having exactly the same gain and phase response, and because the resistors in the St-70 (and other tube amps) may have drifted out of specification over the years, it is helpful to replace all of the resistors with new tight tolerance parts. The gain determining resistors especially should be matched to each other within 1%. The RN60D and RL42S metal film resistors shown on the attached St-70 parts list are a good choice. However using 1/2 watt carbon film resistors for the RN60s and 2 watt carbon film resistors for the RL42S types is just fine, except you will have to sort more of them to get a tight channel-to-channel match. Because selenium rectifiers (the small little finned block located in the bottom middle of the chassis) become resistive with age, you may be able to increase the voltage to your bias supply by substituting a lN4004 silicon diode for this part (Dl). Because the negative voltage to the bias supply will now be higher than stock, it probably will also be necessary to change the value of Rl (10,000 2 watt resistor) to 18,000 2 watt to allow the amp to bias adjust at 1.56 volts DC across R20 in the center of rotation of P1 and P2. The St-70 and other tube amplifiers run very hot. This tends to make solder joints deteriorate with time. Re-solder all solder connections in the amplifier, including all parts, leads, and the tube sockets on the PC card. Clean the input jacks, output terminals, the bias pots, and all the tube sockets with DeoxIT-D5 (we have 5 oz. spray cans available for $20). Usually lightly \"crimping\" the hot (inner) terminals of the input jacks will eliminate patch cable dropouts. In the St-70 the noise characteristics, gain, power, and slew rate are dependent upon having high quality tubes in the unit. We have SovtEC EL34G+ output tubes available at $80 per set of four plus $6 shipping and a SovtEC 12X4 rectifier tube available for $15 plus $6 shipping. We do not have 7199 tubes available. Refer to the attached schematic and parts list for other service and adjustment notes on the St-70. I assume you have noticed we have not spent much time on the inner details of the circuit topography of the St-70. There may, or may not be \"better\" input, phase inverter, and output circuits available. The point is that almost all tube amps are mistakenly DC coupled and whatever the internal circuits are, they are driven into gross nonlinearities. The important concept is that any tube amp in which the input is limited to within the internal capabilities of the circuit will outperform any tube amp that can be driven into internal overload, no matter how expensive or complex the circuits may be. And the final limitations of a tube amplifier are the output transformers. Lots of money spent trying to achieve a \"better\" drive circuit probably is of little value, because the output transformers still are the limits of performance. THINGS YOU SHOULD NOT DO TO YOUR VACUUM TUBE AMPLIFIER (AND WHY). DO NOT install a solid state diode bridge to replace the vacuum tube rectifier. The supply is operating at 500 volts with line surges over 1000 volts! There are no reliable diodes available to operate at this voltage. You will be in great danger of blowing the diode bridge and damaging your power transformer and filter capacitor. In addition, the solid state supply will \"turn on\" instantly, and the full B+ voltage will be fed to the tubes before the heaters have warmed up and turned the tubes on. This will tend to over voltage the quad filter capacitor and capacitors downstream, which may damage them. The output tubes will run hotter than normal and have a short service life. There are no useful redeeming advantages to a solid state diode bridge. DO NOT install solid state regulators. The \"aftermarket\" circuits we have seen use transistors with inadequate voltage ratings (operating in the \"blow-up\" mode) and have severe slew rate limitations. Remember, the bandwidth of your power supply must be greater than the audio circuits, and a series bipolar regulator is bog slow! It will change the sound, it makes it much worse! DO NOT add external power capacitors. The long hookup wires will have lots of inductance and impair the high frequency performance. DO NOT rewire the amplifier internally with \"magic wire.\" The chances are you will screw up the lead routings, add longer lead runs than the original and increase stray inductances. The probabilities of internal short circuits and bad connections increase as the wires are too large for reliable termination. DO NOT replace your capacitors with high priced and physically large \"wonder caps.\" The larger the physical size of a given value capacitor, the greater its inductance will be, and the more trash it will dump into the circuit. Magic \"wonder caps\" do change the sound, they make it worse! DO NOT use polystyrene capacitors near heat generating components. They change value with temperature, and near an output tube they may even melt. DO NOT ship your vacuum tube amplifier to us to fix if you screw it up unless you CALL US FIRST at 651 330-9871. Output tubes don't survive shipping, tube amps are heavy and expensive to ship, and their performance is limited. One of the \"joys\" of owning a vacuum tube amplifier is learning how to fix it yourself. If you don't want to do this, you shouldn't own a vacuum tube amplifier.   2005 Note:\nWe can get much better results now with our complete $449 Ultimate 70 Rebuild\nKit. It includes a new motherboard with all new audio circuits\n(using the information contained herein and much more), a new\nB+ supply built of modern PC-card-mounted high efficiency, high\nreliability capacitors, and a new bias supply. It also includes\nnew tubes to replace the now obsolete 7199 tubes. A new Input/Output\njack set kit is available too for $65\nwith gold plated input jacks and high quality Pomona 5-way binding\npost output jacks. No cutting or drilling is required and step-by-step\ninstructions, schematics, parts lists, and wiring diagrams are\nprovided. The kit instruction manual and bare PC card are available\nfor $149\nif you want to provide your own parts. The price of the manual\nand PC card can be applied to the later purchase of the rest of\nthe kit as long as they are current. The sonic quality is really\nspecial.\nFormula to Solve 6 dB/Octave High & Low Pass Filter Such as Recommended for the St-70\nService Notes Examining the 1.56 volt biaset test point on the St-70 can tell you much about the condition of the amplifier. If the output tubes are old, it may be impossible to adjust the bias pots to bring the voltage up high enough. Replace the output tubes. A shorted output tube may cause the bias reading to run away high. 7199 tubes are best selected by examining the output of the amp on a scope. A low gain or noisy 7199 will show excess output hum and/or not make full power. Fuse blowing can be caused by two problems. A hard blow soon after turn-on indicates a power supply short, either a defective 5AR4 tube or a shorted quad filter cap. A fuse that blows soft or after a few minutes of operation indicates a problem with the audio circuits - probably a bad 6CA7 tube. Note that the bias setting will vary with AC line voltage so the value isn't an absolute. It is possible to swap tubes channel to channel (except the 5AR4) one at a time to locate a defective tube. The new input filter circuit provides -3 dB poles at 16 Hz and 17 KHz which keeps the audio circuit working within the limits of the output transformers. The larger C10 and C11 effectively takes them out of circuit for AC signal purposes after the input filters have been installed. It is much more important to install the new input filter circuits than to replace all of the resistors and capacitors. Match R and C values channel to channel for a good gain match between the channels. Dyna St-70 Amplifier Suggested Modifications Parts List\nC1 0.02 uF 1000V disc P1 10 k bias trimpot\nC2 0.02 uF 1000V disc P2 10 k bias trimpot\nC3 100 uF 80V electrolytic R1 10 k 2W\nC4 100 uF 80V electrolytic R2 10 k 2W\nC5A 30 uF 525V electrolytic R3 6.8 k 2W\nC5B 20 uF 525V electrolytic R4 22 k 2W\nC5C 20 uF 525V electrolytic R5 10 k 0.5W\nC5D 20 uF 525V electrolytic R6 475 k 0.5W\nC6 0.02 uF 50V film R7 10 ohm 0.5W\nC7 1000 pF 50V film R8 330 k 2W\nC8 0.05 uF 400V film R9 1.5 M 0.5W\nC8 0.05 uF 400V film R10 270 k 2W\nC10 1 uF 400V film R11 620 0.5W\nC11 1 uF 400V film R12 47 0.5W\nC12 390 pF 500V mica R13 18 k 0.5W\nD1 1N4003 or 1N4004 silicon\ndiode R14 47 k 2W matched within 1% of\nR15\nV1 5AR4 rectifier tube R15 47 k 2W matched with 1% of R14\nV2 7199 pentode, triode tube R16 1 k 2W\nV3 6CA7/EL34 pentode tube R17 270 k 0.5W matched within 1%\nof R18\nV4 6CA7/EL34 pentode tube R18 270 k 0.5W matched within 1%\nof R17\nL1 choke, Dynaco C-354 R19 1 k 0.5W\nS1 power switch, SPST R20 15.6 1W\nF1 fuse, 3 ampere slo-blo 3AG R21 1 k 0.5W\nT1 power transformer, Dynaco\nPA-060 T2 output transformer, Dynaco A-470\nSchematic\nNote: Input circuit (C6, R5, C7, and R6) is new and replaces the original direct coupled input circuit. All wiring is removed from the input jacks except R7 leads and then the new input circuit is installed. The stereo-mono switch should be eliminated. C3, C4, C10, and C11 are revised values. Adjust bias (P1 & P2) for 1.56 volts across R20. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-31-27451", "text": "Last-Modified: Fri, 17 Apr 2009 08:50:51 GMT\nAccept-Ranges: bytes\nETag: \"f7829b9c39bfc91:9e4\"\nServer: Microsoft-IIS/6.0\nMicrosoftOfficeWebServer: 5.0_Pub\nX-Powered-By: ASP.NET\nDate: Thu, 01 Mar 2012 17:55:37 GMT\nConnection: close\nInfluence of ultrasound on the processing and structure of polypropylene during extrusion, Cover Story, Jobwerx.com\nSearch Jobwerx\nCover Story\nInfluence\nof ultrasound on the processing and structure of polypropylene during\nextrusion\nINSIGHT\nThe effects of ultrasonic irradiation on extrusion processing and crystallization\nbehavior of polypropylene (PP) are examined. The results show that appropriate\nirradiation intensity can prominently decrease die pressure and apparent\nviscosity, increase output, reduce extrudate swell, and improve apparent\nquality of PP. DSC and WAX analysis demonstrate that the crystalline structure\nof PP is changed and the content of the beta crystalline increases through\nultrasonic vibration. Special effects can be induced by ultrasound, such\nas strong stress, shatter and vibration, which alter the growth of PP\ncrystals and may favor a special crystal transformation (alpha -> beta).\nINTRODUCTION\nRecently, some new processing\ntechniques have been emerging, such as the direct application of physical\n(mechanical) fields on polymer melts. The route can be realized by introducing\nmechanical or ultrasonic vibrations. Compared with low-intensity vibration,\nultrasonic waves are widely employed to influence a medium through shatter,\ncavitation, chemical and mechanical action, with low noise. Lemelson (1)\ndescribed an apparatus and method for controlling the internal structure\nof plastics in a mold. By applying ultrasonic energy to the solidifying\nmaterial, the apparatus can control well the crystalline structure formed\nduring solidification. Pendleton (2) also described an ultrasonic process\nto modify the crystalline structure of blown polyolefin films. Khamad\n(3) reported that imposition of ultrasound on HDPE melts containing a\nsmall amount of butyl rubber resulted in increase of cystallinity, reduction\nof structural defects, and enhancement of mechanical properties. Isayev\nand Levin (4-7) introduced ultrasonic vibrations to an extruder by which\nthey accomplished reclaiming rubber from old tires and found improvements\nof some mechanical properties of the extrudate, such as strain at break\nand Young's modulus. However, there is little study on crystalline structure\nof PP for the case when ultrasound is employed at the die entrance.\nThis article studies PP extrusion\nwith parallel superposition of ultrasonic waves upon the die. The effects\nof ultrasound vibrations during extrusion on improving processability\nand crystallization of PP melts are described. EXPERIMENTAL\nMaterials and Experimental Setup\nPP, 2401, with a melt index of\n2.5 g/10 min and a density of 0.905 g/cm^sup 3^ at 25 deg C, was commercially\nobtained from Yanshan Petrochemical Co., Beijing, China.\nThe Ultrasound-Extrusion experimental\nsetup consists of a single- screw extruder (d = 20 mm, L/D = 25), with\na variable cross-section capillary having high-temperature pressure transducer\nand ultrasonic generator (Fig. 1). The ultrasonic frequency is 20 kHz\nand power ranges from 0 to 300W. The direction of ultrasonic vibration\ncoincides with that of the melt flow. Samples used for all tests were\ndirectly from extruded strands, which are short and very near to the die.\nDifferent samples were extruded one by one at the same rotation speed,\ndie temperature (200 deg C) and different ultrasonic intensity. They were\nthen all cooled at the same room temperature.\nMFI\nThe melt flow index of samples\nwas measured on an American CS- 127 Melt Flow Index measuring device at\n230 deg C with a load of 2160 g.\nDifferential Scanning Calorimetry\nRESULTS AND DISCUSSION\nDie Temperature\nFigure 2 shows a prominently exponential\nascendance in die temperature by introducing ultrasonic vibration during\nextrusion of PP. In presence of 250 W ultrasonic intensity, die temperature\nat 5 rpm jumped 10 deg C higher than without ultrasonic vibration. This\nis because part of the sound energy is converted into heat energy by the\ninternal friction between the melt molecules. For a given shear rate,\nthe temperature rise is a function of ultrasonic intensity. The higher\nthe intensity, the more violent the molecular motion, and the greater\nthe temperature rise.\nDie Pressure and Throughput\nThe dependence of die pressure\non ultrasonic intensity at different screw speed was examined. Figure\n3 shows that higher ultrasonic intensity and lower rotation speed both\ncontribute to a larger reduction of pressure, indicating that the pressure\ndrop depends on the intensity and duration of ultrasonic treatment. An\nincrease of both factors gives the melt the chance to obtain stronger\nenergy from ultrasound. In addition, ultrasonic vibration during extrusion\naffects the throughput of extrudate; the flow rate increases with an increase\nin the ultrasonic wave intensity, as shown in Fig. 4. All of the above-mentioned\ncharacteristics demonstrate that ultrasonic treatment will significantly\nimprove the extrusion efficiency.\nApparent Viscosity\nThe prominent pressure drops after\nthe introduction of ultrasound into melts are surely related to molecular\nchain structure, which can be reflected in viscosity data. Figure 5 shows\nthe dependence of apparent viscosity on ultrasonic intensity at various\nrotation speeds. Ultrasonic motions result in a sharp decrease of viscosity\nof the melt. Since higher screw speed means shorter residence time, the\ndecrease of apparent viscosity of PP is also a function of ultrasonic\nintensity and time, just like the pressure reduction. Further, Fig. 6\ndemonstrate that MFR increases after application of ultrasound under the\nsame extrusion conditions. But with low- intensity ultrasound, MFR changes\nvery little-from 4.2 g/10 min (OW) to 4.7 g/ 10 min (100 W). It may be\nconcluded that appropriate ultrasonic irradiation can accelerate molecular\nmotion and make long entangled macromolecular chains unravel with a low\ndegree of degradation.\nDie Swell\nThe swelling of the extrudate\nin capillary extrusion is a manifestation of the elastic properties and\nthe fading memory of the melt, and is a result of unrelaxed deformations\ngenerated during the extrusion process. Figure 7 shows that die swell\nratios D/D^sub 0^ decrease with increasing ultrasonic irradiation power.\nSince swelling is a relaxation process, energy from ultrasonic irradiation\ncan affect the relaxation of polymer melts by shortening the relaxation\ntime of chain segments, thus decreasing the elasticity of the melt at\nthe die entrance. It is also observed that ultrasonic waves contribute\nto a smoother appearance of extrudates.\nCrystalline Structure\nUltrasound can greatly improve\nthe processing of PP, and this effect must be a result of structural changes\nof the PP chain. At the same time, PP is well known for its different\ncrystalline forms: alpha, beta and gamma forms. So the ultrasonic irradiation\nprobably induces the change of the crystal structure. To verify this hypothesis,\nsamples were analyzed by DSC and WAXD. Table 1 summarizes the values obtained\nfrom DSC thermograms. T^sub c^ is the crystallization temperature, T^sub\nonset^ is the temperature at the cross point of the megathermic tangent\nline and the base line at angle of alpha. Si, the tangent of alpha, is\na measure of the rate of nucleation. (T^sub onset^-T^sub c^) is a measure\nof overall rate of crystallization of the system, which decreases with\nthe increase of the crystallization rate (11). It has been found that\nwith the use of ultrasonic vibration, (T^sub onset^-- T^sub c^), Si and\ncrystallinity are lower than their respective values for a sample without\nultrasonic treatment. This indicates that ultrasound prevents nucleation\nas well as accelerating the growth of PP crystal, and the decreased rate\nof nucleation may lead to lower crystallinity. Furthermore, it is also\nnoted from Fig. 8 that in the case of ultrasound, the peak occurring at\nlower temperature, which corresponds to fusion of beta-form (temperature\nof the peak is about 145 deg C), becomes stronger and the enthalpy is\nhigher. The other hightemperature peak due to fusion of the alpha-form\nis correspondingly weaker. These investigations may imply that processing\nPP with ultrasound causes a preference for the growth of the beta-form\nrelative to that of the alpha-form.\nTable 1.\nIt can be seen from the X-ray\ndiffraction patterns that PP samples with and without ultrasonic treatment\nare different (Fig. 9 and Table 2). By introducing ultrasonic effects,\npeaks at theta = 16 deg, 21.3 deg increase and become markedly wider (Mg.\n9). In addition, Table 2 shows the values of the increase of K. According\nto Turner-Jones (9), these indicate an increase of the beta-forms of polypropylene.\nMoreover, the data listed in Table 2 show that nearly all the d spacing\nof crystal planes of PP decrease and values of S increase with ultrasonic\ntreatment. The maximum contribution (K = 29.5%) and maximum order (S =\n47.9%) of the beta phase are in the samples affected by ultrasonic power\nof 180 W. All the above imply that ultrasonic vibrations can shorten the\ndistances between molecular chains and decrease the crystal defects and\ndisordered structure, so that the lattices of PP have an increased order.\nThe enhancement of the beta-form combined with the decrease of crystallinity\nimplies that the polymorphic transitions alpha -> beta of PP may exist\nin the system.\nCONCLUSION\nThe application of ultrasound\nto extrusion can improve the processing of PP by raising the die temperature\nand decreasing pressure and viscosity, thus enhancing the throughput and\nappearance of extrudate\\s.\nThe results show that this ultrasonic\nprocess can modify the structure of crystallizable thermoplastic materials\nlike PP during extrusion. Ultrasonic irradiation results in a reduction\nof the crystallinity of extruded PP. Ultrasound also shows a selective\neffect on the growth of different crystal forms of PP, which causes an\nincrease of the relative amount and order of the beta-form as well as\ntransitions of the alpha-form to the beta-form.\nACKNOWLEDGMENT\nThis paper is based on results\nfrom the subject supported by the Special Funds for Major State Basic\nResearch Projects (G1999064809).\nTable 2.\nREFERENCE\n1. J. Lemelson, U.S. Patent 4,288,398\n(1981).\n2. J. W. Pendleton, U.S. Patent\n3,298,065 (1965).\n3. SI Khamad, EN Popova,\nand Z. I. Salina, Deposited Doc. (RUSS), VINITI, 1829 (1984).\n4. A. 1. Isayev, CM along,\nand X. Zeng, Adv. Polym TechnoL, 31, 10 (1990).\n5. AI Isayev and J. Chen, Rubber\nChemistry and Technology, 68, 267 (1995).\n6. AI Isayev, S. P. Yushanov,\nand J. Chen, J. Appl. Polym. ScL, 59, 803 (1996).\n7. V. Yu. Levin and S. H. Kim,\nRubber Chemistry and Techno/ogy, 70, 120 (1997).\n8. M. A. Gomez, H. Tanaka, and\nA. E. Tonelli, Polymer, 28, 2227 (1987).\n9. A. Tuner-Jones, J. M. Aizlewood,\nand DR Beckett, MakromoL Chem., 75, 136 (1964).\n10. G. Zhou, Z. He, J. Yu, Z.\nHan, and G. Shi, MakromoL Chem., 187, 633 (1986).\n11. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-39-18485", "text": "Fantasy Marching Arts - Forums - Marching Arts Discussion - Your Marching Band Show?\nForgot password?\nHome\nGame Guide\nSchedule\nStatistics\nUsers\nLeagues\nForums\nStore\nContact\nView Recent Topics | Search\nMarching Arts Discussion\nYour Marching Band Show?\n1\nCinman2\n88\n37\nAugust 17th, 2010 8:08pm\nI'm not in high school anymore but I do like to follow and learn from around the country from other Marching Bands and their marching shows?\nWhat is your competitive marching show you are performing this fall?\nSo I don't just limit this to just high schoolers, For people not in a marching band, what is a show you WISH you were performing this fall?\nExecutive Director of the CAI Performing Ensembles:\nNorthgate Marching Band\nThe Generals Drum and Bugle Corps\nGenerals Guard\nGenerals Drums\nbando\n598\n1211\nAugust 17th, 2010 8:29pm\nMy college is doing The Planets as their marching band show. :)\nAuditions are on Friday actually.\nClarinet 1 part makes me cry a little inside.\nEDIT:\nMy old hs is doing Robin Hood: Prince of thieves, and their ballad is Training Montage from Highlander.\nProud Member of CLASS\nFounder of the IIEA\nhttp://iiea.bravesites.com/\nEagle Regiment A, B | Night Area HS Performing Ensembles\nashfire\n131\n114\nAugust 17th, 2010 9:49pm\nAngola is performing 'through the golden door'. the music is phenominal i must say.\nFavorite Composer: Richard Saucedo\nFavorite Orchestrated piece: Motion (Brian Balmages)\nFavorite Mainstream Piece: FireFlies (Owl City)\nBlueDevils\n407\n233\nAugust 17th, 2010 11:23pm\nMy school is doing La Dolce Vita. It has Con Te Partiro, Pines of Rome, and some third one I don't remember right now.\nDC: Blue Demons Corps\nPlacement:\nS1: 18, S2: 39, S3: 53, S4: 36, S5: 20, S6: 25, S7: 25, S8: 31, S9: 38, S10: 5, S11: 11, S12: 1, S13: X S14: ?\nTrumpetVinny\n667\n146\nAugust 19th, 2010 12:03am\nMy school is Into the Blue and Beyond. We've got\nI. Birds of Thunder\nII. Claire de Lune\nIII. Waverider/Right Stuff Theme\nThe Azure Arts have officially gone [unspecified].\nVinny is currently on the BOD\nismensink\n433\n62\nAugust 19th, 2010 2:09am\nmy schools show is entitled every dark cloud and involves eric whitacre's equus and lux arumque\nhi\nJacobCaffrey\n73\n20\nAugust 25th, 2010 9:50am\nMy school is doing a New Mexico Native American theme where we bring in all our state symbols into our show and we use teepees about 12 feet tall as props.\nThe show is called KeeVA.\nRepertoire-\n-Becoming One of the People from Avatar\n-Pursuit from Ka by Cirque du Soleil\n-Battlefield from Ka by Cirque du Soleil\ngmbande94\n415\n75\nAugust 25th, 2010 11:17am\nMy school General McLane is doing Elvis featuring:\nCan't Help Falling In Love Opener\nBurning Love\nCC Rider\nLove Me Tender\nJailhouse Rock\nCan't Help Falling In Love Closer\nMusic arranged by Jay Dawson\nRWB\n\"It's all for Love L-O-V-E\" - Michael Jackson\nkatkatastrophe\n81\n150\nAugust 29th, 2010 9:50pm\nMy schools show is called Inner Turmoil\nand we're using Tchaivoiskys (I cannot spell his name for the life of me!) 1812 Overture, Symphony 2,3, and 4 I believe.\nProud Director Of\nInfinity Sound Drum and Bugle Corps (D2)\nInfinity Winterguard (D2)\nStorm Indoor Drumline (D2)\nWestwood Academy Marching Band (D2)\nrocketfan86\n913\n48\nSeptember 13th, 2010 6:35pm\nAlthough I have graduated from my high school some 6 years ago, I know that their show is called \"Classical Elements.\"\nIn the Hall of the Mountain King\nFire of Eternal Glory\nThe Firebird Suite\nMember of the Mid-West Combine\nashfire\n131\n114\nSeptember 13th, 2010 9:27pm\nour band (high school Class C) swept the competition last saturday. we took home all the captions and led our division by 4 points!\nFavorite Composer: Richard Saucedo\nFavorite Orchestrated piece: Motion (Brian Balmages)\nFavorite Mainstream Piece: FireFlies (Owl City)\ncoolbaridude\n49\n5\nSeptember 23rd, 2010 12:50pm\nMy College band is doing a show comprised of songs about/from america\nLead bari- Racine Scouts- 2008\n2nd bari- Carolina Crown- 2009-2010\nanimal\n149\n163\nSeptember 23rd, 2010 1:33pm\nI'm just an alum that techs with the battery from time to time, but their show is \"The Hero: The Battle of Good vs. Evil,\" featuring original arrangements of music from X-men, \"One Day I'll Fly Away\" from Moulin Rouge, Batman, Superman, and I think one other source that I can't recall. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0503wb-65-15894", "text": "Expires: Mon, 26 Jul 1997 05:00:00 GMT\nLast-Modified: Fri, 02 Mar 2012 00:48:36 GMT\nServer: Microsoft-IIS/6.0\nX-Powered-By: ASP.NET\nServer: Lasso/8\nMIME-Version: 1.0\nSet-Cookie: _SessionTracker_LEAP=8002CF4F075a02869FiQgJ30DE00; expires=Sat, 03-Mar-2012 01:03:36 GMT; path=/\nDate: Fri, 02 Mar 2012 00:48:37 GMT\nConnection: close\nFirefly Books\nFireFly\nSearch Catalogue\nPublicity & Events\nOrders & Contacts\nClient Publishers\nCheckout\n| Description\n| Table Of Contents\n| Sample Pages\n| Excerpt\n| Reviews / Awards\n|\nOrder This Book\nElephant Manby Nomi Baumgartl and Chris Gallucci, with an introduction by Daniel Opitz\nClick to view a larger image\nFirefly Books\nWorld rights (English)\n09/12/2008\nBook Website\n160 pages, 10 1/4\" x 11 1/2\"\n160 color photos\nEAN: 9781554074228ISBN: [ 1554074223 ]\nhardcover with jacket\n39.95 CDN / 39.95 US\nThe story of an unusual relationship -- and how an unruly giant healed a broken man.\nChris Gallucci ran away from home at 12. By 16 he was in prison for the first time, but not the last. His life was playing out on the fringes of society, characterized by rebellion and aggression. Change seemed unlikely until he happened upon the film set of Roar, a movie featuring Hollywood actress Tippi Hedren (The Birds) and her daughter, Melanie Griffith, as well as a variety of lions, pumas, tigers and elephants. Chriswas immediately fascinated by Timbo, the gigantic bull elephant known for its misbehavior, and applied for a job as an elephant trainer on the small ranch that was its home. To win Timbo's trust, Chris chained himself up in the elephant's enclosure and tossed away the key. It was the start of a 30-year relationship that would tame the savage in Chris.\nPowerful photos capture the essence of elephant man Chris Gallucci's life: the small world of the ranch, walks with Timbo on the edge of the Mojave Desert, his training regime with the huge bull. Extracts from Chris's diary provide a window into his soul.\nElephant Man inspires with the silent power of an intense spiritual connection between animal and man.\nNomi Baumgartl is an internationally acclaimed photographer specializing in images that show the connection between man and nature. Her work has received prestigious awards, and her pictures are frequently published and exhibited.\nChris Gallucci, author, biker and elephant trainer, lives in Acton, California. Since Timbo's death, Chris has continued to work as preserve supervisor at Shambala, the wild animal reserve on the edge of the Mojave Desert.\nDaniel Opitz is an award-winning filmmaker and founder of Ocean Mind, an independent film, photo and television production company. His work includes The Elephant Man (also called Tusks and Tattoos), which has been shown worldwide at film festivals and on television (Animal Planet).\nSorry, no table of contents exists for this entry.\nForeword by Daniel Opitz\n\"I love you\" and \"I could kill you.\" The world the Elephant Man grew up in was mean and hard. He left home when he was only twelve. Throughout his teens he was involved with the violent biker culture that developed in and around Los Angeles in the late sixties. Thanks to a falsified ID and too much pride to admit it, he found himself in jail for the first time at the tender age of seventeen.\nHis only true philosophy in those days was to show no weakness. While this mantra fueled the flames of his rebellion and brought him nothing but trouble, it also led to his eventual salvation: Timbo was a five-ton grey giant, who at nearly fifty years of age was North America's biggest and oldest African elephant bull. As stubborn as Chris himself, he too was unpredictable, fearless and always ready for a fight.\nChris was not looking for anything more than a job and perhaps some excitement when he rode his chopper into Acton, California, a small town on the edge of the Mojave Desert in 1975. He found a job as a welder on the insane set of the movie Roar, which starred over 100 wild lions, cougars, tigers and two elephants, as well as Hollywood diva and Hitchcock actress Tippi Hedren and her daughter Melanie Griffith.\nWhen filming was completed, Chris and Tippi stayed behind with the wild animals. Together they converted what was left of the movie set into \"Shambala -- The Roar Foundation,\" a non-profit organization dedicated to providing the animals the best life possible. Chris, who was drawn to gigantic Timbo from the very start, asked if he could be the elephant's new trainer. He got the job.\nTo understand what it felt like to be an elephant, Chris spent the first night with Timbo, attaching himself to Timbo's chain and throwing away the key. To gain Timbo's trust, Chris learned to control his own demons. \"See,\" he says, \"The more relaxed and at ease I am, the more I allow Timbo to be free.\" In the nearly 30 years they spent together, neither Chris nor Timbo got into serious trouble again.\nYou do not come across people like Chris Gallucci simply by chance; you get caught in their gravitational field. Chris and I got to know each other in the Bahamas in 2000, during a photo shoot with Nomi Baumgartl. A model had invited him along for his first vacation in nearly 30 years. After just a few days, however, Chris cut his Caribbean trip short. He simply could not bear the thought that due to his absence, Timbo would be again be confined and chained. Chris returned to his own small world and self-imposed prison at Shambala.\nI have always been drawn to people who have pushed the envelope throughout their lives, personalities who thrive on enormous challenge. A year later, when I arrived in Shambala with my film crew to document \"The Elephant Man,\" Chris was in the midst of a huge personal crisis. For the first time he regretted his lonely life, confined to a ranch in the desert with Timbo. He shaved his long beard, sold his beloved chopper and stopped polishing his meticulously sharpened knives. But Chris would not be Chris if he did not manage to pull himself out of this deep depression. As filming progressed, he gradually found his balance again. He started his journal again, grew his beard back and bought a new motorcycle and a '57 Chevy Bel Air that he had always wanted. We finished the film and became fast friends.\nI valued Chris' simplicity, his attitude and way of looking at things, his entire essence, even Chris just being Chris. He never seemed to need such modern amenities as credit cards, computers or cell phones. Not because he was adverse to them, but because he was busy with other more important things. To me, he represented a sort of primal creature with an instinctive kind of wisdom and yes, an undertone of aggression. In a strange way, Chris became for me what Timbo was to him.\nWhen photographer Nomi Baumgartl gets involved with a new subject it is not only with her camera, but also with her heart and entire being. Nomi was part of our film crew in Shambala. At one point she found herself in the middle of a fallow field with a five-ton elephant hurtling toward her. \"Don't move!\" Chris shouted, \"Don't move!\" Nomi closed her eyes and all was still. Suddenly she felt a moist, warm trunk in her face, and a suction so strong it felt as if she was being sucked into a wind tunnel. \"Now he trusts you.\" At that moment she experienced the wondrous spiritual link between man and animal, Chris and Timbo.\nElephant Man is the inspiring story of how a wild animal tamed a wild man. Told through potent pictures and diary excerpts, it reflects on the powerful bond that can occur between humans and animals. Elephant Man describes their training regimen, walks through the fields together and the author's pleasure in watching Timbo play in the water.\n- Katy Scope  Katy Lifestyles & Homes  2009 06\nElephant Man is an intriguing diary of two stubborn individuals with personality. It is a remarkable, if somewhat insane story that will keep you coming back.\n- Randy Midzain  Winnipeg Free Press  2008 12 07\nThis is a story of redemption, of how a difficult animal made a human being out of a man.\n- Bill Robertson  Saskatoon Star Phoenix  2008 12 13\n[Gallucci's] diary forms most of the text, though Baumgartl's sensitive and moving photographs--of both man and beast--are the book's core.\n-   The Globe and Mail  2008 12 06\nAnimal lovers will cherish this love story between Chris Gallucci, an ex-biker, and Timbo, a five-ton grey African elephant bull.... Baumgard's photographs of the two show an amazing similarity in their eyes, facial wrinkles, even their expressions. These photos show less wildness in Gallucci than intelligence and sensitivity to Timbo. Some close ups could easily be of either one. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0500wb-19-13842", "text": "X-Pad: avoid browser bug\nMain lectures 42 microsymposium\nMain lectures\n1 2 3\n4 5 6 7 8 9 10\nML01\nCHEMILUMINESCENCE COMBINED WITH THERMAL ANALYSIS FOR\nSTUDYING POLYMER OXIDATION\nN.C. BILLINGHAMa, P.K. FEARONa,\nM.N. GRIGGa, S.W. BIGGERb\naDepartment of Chemistry, University of Sussex,\nBrighton, BN1 9QJ, UK\nbVictoria University of Technology, P.O. Box 14428,\nMelbourne 8001, Australia\nBecause of the effectiveness of modern stabilisers,\naccelerated ageing tests must be used to evaluate their\nperformance. Oven ageing testing is the most reliable but is time\nconsuming. Differential Scanning Calorimetry (DSC) has been\nwidely used for measuring oxidation induction times (OIT) but is\nusually (mis)used at temperatures above the melting point of the\npolymer.\nMany polymers emit light (chemiluminescence, CL) during\noxidation. CL offers an alternative method to monitor oxidation,\nits advantage being very high sensitivity. CL imaging of\noxidative degradation has recently been made possible by the\ndevelopment of low noise, high sensitivity cameras, which allow\nmultiple sampling, reducing experimental times and cost. Imaging\nalso allows study of inhomogeneity.\nIn collaboration with Mettler Toledo, we have combined CL\nmeasurement with DSC in a single instrument. The combination has\nobvious advantages where oxidation occurs simultaneously with\nother thermal events, e.g. melting, since the CL is sensitive\nonly to oxidation. CL in inert atmospheres can easily detect the\npresence of peroxides at concentrations well below those\ndetectable by DSC.\nMeasurements on unstabilised samples of polypropylene show\ngood correlation of CL with heat flow data, with kinetics\nconsistent with the Russell mechanism for CL. Studies of the\nformation of carbonyl groups show that the relation of CL to C=O\ncontent is also consistent with the Russell mechanism.\nFor stabilised samples OITs measured by both CL and DSC are\nsimilar. It is easier to operate the CL at very high sensitivity\nand CL can easily detect OITs above 70 h. Increased oxygen\npressures allow analysis by CL under conditions where DSC signals\nare noisy. There is good correlation between CL values measured\nby single-sample CL and imaging detection.\nMultiple detection needs some care in order to avoid cross\nsample contamination but allows major economy of equipment time.\nSome applications of the DSC/CL method will be discussed,\nincluding the assessment of stabiliser performance and the\ncorrelation of OIT and oven ageing.\nML02\nRADIATION AGEING OF POLYMER MATERIALS\nJ.L. GARDETTE, A. RIVATON\nLaboratoire de Photochimie Moléculaire et Macromoléculaire,\nUMR CNRS 6505, Université Blaise Pascal, 63177 Aubière cedex\nFrance\nThe modifications of structure and properties of polymeric\nmaterials resulting of the ageing initiated by ionising\nradiations have been a subject of interest as soon as nuclear\nprograms began. Exposure of polymers to radiative environments\ncauses indeed a deterioration of their properties. It has been\napproximately 50 years since researchers first began studying the\neffects of ionising radiations on polymers. The main\nradiation-induced changes consist in scissions and/or\ncrosslinking of the macromolecular chains, formation of gaseous\nproducts such as hydrogen or low molecular weight hydrocarbons,\naccumulation of oxidation products, loss and/or formation of\nunsaturations.\nAmong the numerous studies devoted to the radiochemical ageing\nof polymers, many of them report on the mechanism of the -initiated degradation of polyolefins.\nThis presentation concerns the behaviour of EPDM copolymers,\nwhich are composed of ethylene (PE), propylene (PP) and diene\nmonomer (5-ethylidene 2-norbornene (ENB) in this study). These\npolymers find numerous applications and are often used as wire\ninsulators or joints. If the mechanisms of photo- and\nthermo-oxidations of EPDM can be considered as well known, the\nradiation induced degradation of these polymers has only received\nlittle attention.\nOn the basis of a recent study involving the identification of\nthe various products that are formed, a mechanism accounting for\nthe radiochemical degradation of EPDM has been proposed, with a\npeculiar attention given to the role played by oxygen and by the\nENB termonomer. Two main processes are involved in the\nradiooxidation of EPDM. The random -radiolysis\nof the polymer provides a constant source of macroalkyl radicals\nmainly formed on ethylene units. The secondary radicals so formed\nare likely to initiate a selective oxidation of the polymer\nthrough free-radicals reactions involving the abstraction of\nlabile hydrogen atoms. In particular, the decomposition of\nhydroperoxydes and the degradation of the ENB moieties, this\nlatter being the most oxidisable site and the source of\ncrosslinking, may result from hydrogen abstraction by radicalar\nspecies.4\nML03\nOVERVIEW AND PARTICULARITIES IN DEGRADATION OF POLYOLEFINS\nDERIVED FROM FISCHER-TROPSCH SYNTHESIS\nI. TINCUL\nSasol Technology, PO Box 1, Sasolburg, 1947, South Africa\nPolyolefins are without doubt the largest volume family of\ncommercially polymers and a vast literature is dedicated to this\nfield in the last half of century. The most complex pool of\nmonomers is available from the Fischer Tropsch process that is\ngaining momentum as a major market source. When compared with\nethylene oligomerization processes the main advantage of the\nFischer Tropsch process is the production of odd carbon number\nlinear and branched olefins that showed new application\npossibilities in both the polyethylene and polypropylene\nfamilies. We prepared a large number of new polyolefins with\nFischer Tropsch derived alpha olefins that have particular\nmicrostructures and morphology according to the type of branch,\nlength of branch and number of branches / 1000 carbons.\nIt is known that steric factors may play an important role in\npolyolefin degradation and that tertiary carbon is labile to\noxidative attack. A decrease in crystallinity with the increase\nof comonomer content may favour auto-oxidation due to higher\noxygen absorbtion. Very little literature on degradation of\npolyolefins prepared with Fisher Tropsch derived olefins is\navailable. In this paper is presented and discussed some\nparticularities on the degradation of polyolefins Fischer Tropsch\nderived.\nThe manifestation of oxidation weather by temperature or aging\nconcerning polymer appearance as discoloration, loss of optical\nproperties, loss of mechanical properties and surface cracks were\nobserved. This behaviour was similar to known polyolefins.\nOxidation induction time as measured by DSC varies with the\nnumber of branch and length of branch introduced in the polymer\nchain by a certain comonomer. The thermal stability was measured\nalso by thermogravimetry and compared with the polymer structure\nand thermal behaviour. The degradation temperature increases with\nan increase of carbon number of the comonomer. Investigation for\na series of ethylene co-polymers and ter-polymers with linear and\nbranched alpha olefins showed an increase of pre-exponential\nfactor as a function of carbon number in an Arrhenius type\nequation. A decomposition kinetic study showed that the\nactivation and the rate constant is also related to the size and\ntype of branch. Rheological investigation showed a similar\npattern. It was concluded that while polyolefins obtained with\nFischer Tropsch derived olefins showed a behaviour similar with\nknown polyolefins, particularities in degradation does exist and\nare related to the number and type of branch.\nML04\nESSENTIAL CRITERIA FOR THE SUCCESSFUL RECOVERY OF PLASTICS\nN. MAYNE\nAssociation of Plastics Manufacturers in Europe, Avenue E. Van\nNieuwenhuyse 4, Box 3, B – 1160 Brussels\nE-mail address: neil.mayne apme.org\nOf the many options for recovery of plastics at the\nend-of-life, mechanical recycling is in principle the preferred\nroute. There is an increasing understanding of the mechanisms,\nwhich affect the degradation of polymers or physical property\nenhancement by increasing their compatibility with other\npolymers. While many laboratory scale experiments demonstrate the\npotential for high levels of recycling, in practice the levels\nachieved on an industrial scale with post-consumer plastics can\nbe viewed as disappointingly low. In addition to economic\nconsiderations, this is because there are a limited number of\napplications allowing closed loop recycling and there is a\nmismatch between the supply of recyclate and demand from the\nmarket. New developments will increase the potential, but such\nrecycling will nevertheless remain limited.\nFeedstock recycling technologies offer versatility and many\nlarge scale processes have been developed and demonstrated.\nLogistics and supply commitments are key factors in determining\nviability. To date, fully commercial plants are only operational\nin Germany and Japan. A number of active developments are,\nhowever, currently underway in a number of European countries.\nEnergy recovery will become an increasingly important recovery\noption as it is also being stimulated by restrictions on the\nlandfilling of waste. Even if the full potential of mechanical\nrecycling were to be realized, the major part of total plastics\nwaste would still be available for use as an alternative fuel.\nThis means that with the expected growth of plastics, this\nrepresents an increasingly important source of energy, equivalent\nto millions of tonnes of imported oil each year.\nThe challenge for the successful recovery of plastics is to\nidentify and use the optimum combination of options, underpinned\nby continuing innovation in process, product and recovery\ntechnologies in order to increase the resource efficiency of\nproducts throughout their whole life-cycle.\nML05\nOPTIMISAZION OF PROCESSING CONDITIONS IN THE RECYCLING OF\nPOLYCONDENSATION POLYMERS\nF.P. LA MANTIA, R. SCAFFARO\nDipartimento di Ingegneria Chimica dei Processi e dei\nMateriali\nUniversità di Palermo, Viale delle Scienze, 90128, Palermo,\nItaly\nMechanical recycling of polymers is a very complex and\ndifficult process because repetitive melt processing can lead to\nsevere degradation of these materials with subsequent\ndeterioration of all the properties. For condensation polymers,\nthe degradation rate is much faster in the presence of water that\ninduces depolymerization reactions, having also a synergistic\neffect with thermomechanical degradation and exalting the loss of\nproperties. Indeed, a careful drying prior to processing can\ndrastically reduce the degradation phenomena but increasing the\ncomplexity of the process and its cost.\nThe aim of this work is to study the effect of the\nreprocessing of some polycondensation polymers with and in\nabsence of water. Moreover, the possibility to process wet\npolymer in the presence of proper stabilisers to avoid the drying\nstep has been studied too.\nThe materials chosen for the study have been polyamide 6,\npolycarbonate and polyethyleneterephtalate.\nThe results indicate that for the three different systems\nconsidered, the wet processing causes, as expected, a strong\nreduction of the mechanical properties and of the molecular\nweight, as evidenced by rheological and thermal measurements.\nIf a degassing stage is added to the processing apparatus, a\ncertain improvement of the properties is observed. This can be\nexplained in terms of humidity removing with consequent reduction\nof the hydrolytic chain scission.\nWhen nitrogen flow is added to the degassing, both humidity\nand oxygen are practically eliminated from the system, and a\nfurther improvement of the properties is observed. This can be\nexplained with the further reduction of the humidity but it also\nsuggests that degradation mechanism involves reactions.\nThe presence small amounts (500 ppm) of a particular\nantioxidant has a positive effect in all the cases. In\nparticular, the adding of antioxidant can substitute the drying\nstage as it is able to protect the macromolecules from\nhydrolysis. This behaviour can be explained considering that this\nantioxidant is more prone to hydrolysis than the polymer, thus\nremoving the water from the melt and decreasing the degradation\nrate. Such consideration has been proved using different\nantioxidants with different tendency to hydrolysis: using\nantioxidants with theoretical reduced hydrolysis tendency caused\na parallel reduction of the protection with consequent loss of\nproperties.\nThe positive effect of the presence of the antioxidant has\nbeen also verified for several reprocessing steps (up to five).\nThe results indicate that the presence of the antioxidant still\nhave positive effects also after several recycling operation.\nIt can be concluded that the mechanical recycling of\ncondensation polymers can be effectuated with practically any\nloss of properties if an adequate removal of humidity from the\nsystem is performed. A valid alternative to the complex and\nexpensive pre-drying operation can be the adding of antioxidants\nthat undergo hydrolysis in vice of the polymers.\nML06\nFEEDSTOCK RECYCLING OF PLASTICS IN JAPAN\nA.OKUWAKI\nTohoku University, Graduate School of Environmental Studies,07\nAoba, Sendai, 980-8579\nVarious commercial plants for feedstock recycling of waste\nplastics have started up in Japan. In 1999, only Niigata\nliquefaction plant was operated. Now they are liquefaction at\nSapporo, and Mikasa, Blast Furnace application by NKK, Coke Oven\napplication by Nippon Steel Corp., Gasification by EBARA-UBE, and\nGlycolysis of PET bottles by Teijin. Separated PET bottles are\nnow used as raw material for polyester fibers, 30,000t/y in\ncapacity from April, 2002, and the two commercial plants for the\nBottle to Bottle recycling are under construction for the first\ntime in the world.\nClearly this is related to the practical implementation of the\nContainers and Packaging Recycling Law carried out in 1997 for\nPET bottles and in 2000 for the other plastics. This law affords\nallocating the cost for feedstock recycling of waste plastics\nseparated only in homes. It has created attractive markets and\nthus, they say that the separated waste plastics are even in\nshort supply in Japan. Recovery of PET bottles increases\nsuccessfully since 1997, but that of plastics increases\ndramatically since 2000 when the law has carried out.\nOn the other hand, their cost for recycling decreases\ngradually. At present, their recycling fees are quite expensive\ncompared to the cost for treatment of industrial waste plastics.\nHowever, it is expected that the cost will continue to drop. This\ntrend suggests that the active competitions among various\ntechniques proceed including the improvement of collection\nsystem. This situation creates big chances for the world\nrecycling technologies in the Japanese market and refine\nnecessarily both techniques and logistic systems.\nThe Home Appliances Recycling Law came into full force in\nApril 2001 is to be revised within a few years. In such process,\nthey say, not only the recycling of their plastics cases, but\nalso that of printed circuit boards are introduced to elevate the\nrecycling degree.\nIn addition, the Law for Recycling of End-of-Life Vehicles has\npassed through the Parliament, July 2002. They say, an average\ncost per car will be 20,000 Yen, namely 151Euro. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-29-32464", "text": "Content-Length: 28560\nDate: Thu, 01 Mar 2012 18:06:31 GMT\nX-Varnish: 429048957\nAge: 0\nVia: 1.1 varnish\nConnection: close\nX-Cache: MISS\nKram81's Recent Activity | Cricket Forum\nLog in or Sign up\nCricket Forum\nHome\nMembers\n>\nKram81's Recent Activity\nKram81 replied to the thread Can india Win The World Cup T20.\nINDIA 4.50\nAUSTRALIA 5.00\nSOUTH AFRICA 6.00\nENGLAND 6.50\nSRI LANKA 6.50\nPAKISTAN 8.00\nNEW ZEALAND 13.00\nWEST INDIES 17.00\nWell at least...\nMar 1, 2012 at 8:59 AM\nKram81 replied to the thread Can india Win The World Cup T20.\nSri Lanka at home would be hard to beat, although the way this format is you could probably throw a blanket over about 6 teams.\nMar 1, 2012 at 6:18 AM\nKram81 replied to the thread ODI XI Selection Thread.\nStill can't believe that they are even considering Haddin.\nMar 1, 2012 at 4:26 AM\nKram81 replied to the thread South Africa In New Zealand.\nSA on top in Napier knocking NZ over for only 230, probably about 100 runs short with that total.\nFeb 29, 2012 at 4:38 AM\nKram81 replied to the thread ODI XI Selection Thread.\nSquads for the West Indies.\nOne Day\nClarke (c), Watson (vc), Bailey, Christian, Doherty, Forrest, Haddin, Hilfenhaus, D Hussey, M Hussey,...\nFeb 29, 2012 at 2:45 AM\nKram81 replied to the thread Test XI Selection Thread.\nlol, who made up that rule? You bat players where they play the best and benefit the team the most whoever they are.\nFeb 29, 2012 at 12:30 AM\nKram81 replied to the thread Tri Series Sri Lankav Indiavaustralia 2012.\nF***, they chased 321 off only 36.4 overs :eek::eek: Spewin it wasn't on tv out here, might have to watch the replay on Fox later.\nFeb 28, 2012 at 10:58 AM\nKram81 replied to the thread Tri Series Sri Lankav Indiavaustralia 2012.\nlol SL must be getting absolutely hammered out there, India now need 73 off 51 balls with only 3 wickets down.\nFeb 28, 2012 at 10:09 AM\nKram81 replied to the thread ODI XI Selection Thread.\nLooks like Harris has been dropped for the rest of the tri-series and is playing in the shield, might not be a bad thing if they end up...\nFeb 28, 2012 at 9:54 AM\nKram81 replied to the thread Tri Series Sri Lankav Indiavaustralia 2012.\nIndia 2 for 162 off 20 only overs :eek: I think if they knock the remaining 159 off within 40 overs they get the bonus point.\nFeb 28, 2012 at 9:17 AM\nKram81 replied to the thread Tri Series Sri Lankav Indiavaustralia 2012.\nLooks like India's chances of getting a BP and getting into the finals are screwed now with Sri Lanka smashing 320.. It's either going to...\nFeb 28, 2012 at 6:49 AM\nKram81 replied to the thread Test XI Selection Thread.\n^^Doherty?? Decent one day bowler but should never ever come within a million miles of the Test team again.\nAgree with the rest of the...\nFeb 27, 2012 at 4:51 AM\nKram81 replied to the thread David Warner.\nA lot better today with a decent 68, still managed to leave Michael Hussey high and dry with that run out though.\nFeb 26, 2012 at 6:01 AM\nKram81 replied to the thread ODI XI Selection Thread.\nWouldn't be against George Bailey getting a look in the side if an opportunity came up, I'd be nice if he sorted his ****ing dodgy running...\nFeb 26, 2012 at 4:51 AM\nKram81 replied to the thread Is There An Agreement That Australia Must Bat First In Odi's ?.\nThey've been doing it in ODIs for as long as I can remember since Border\n", "entities": [{"start": 305, "end": 308, "label": ["770690"]}, {"start": 310, "end": 315, "label": ["407754"]}, {"start": 321, "end": 330, "label": ["374833"]}, {"start": 336, "end": 348, "label": ["759263"]}, {"start": 354, "end": 361, "label": ["759125"]}, {"start": 367, "end": 376, "label": ["397246"]}, {"start": 382, "end": 390, "label": ["759295"]}, {"start": 396, "end": 407, "label": ["478115"]}, {"start": 414, "end": 425, "label": ["3379941"]}, {"start": 529, "end": 532, "label": ["770690"]}, {"start": 534, "end": 543, "label": ["397246"]}, {"start": 850, "end": 862, "label": ["759263"]}, {"start": 866, "end": 877, "label": ["478115"]}, {"start": 879, "end": 881, "label": ["17416221"]}, {"start": 892, "end": 898, "label": ["171974"]}, {"start": 908, "end": 910, "label": ["4913064"]}, {"start": 1070, "end": 1081, "label": ["3379941"]}, {"start": 1103, "end": 1109, "label": ["2801339"]}, {"start": 1116, "end": 1122, "label": ["65960377"]}, {"start": 1124, "end": 1133, "label": ["66824973"]}, {"start": 1610, "end": 1613, "label": ["46252"]}, {"start": 1723, "end": 1725, "label": ["5387604"]}, {"start": 1773, "end": 1778, "label": ["407754"]}, {"start": 1920, "end": 1926, "label": ["1674637"]}, {"start": 2145, "end": 2150, "label": ["407754"]}, {"start": 2379, "end": 2384, "label": ["407754"]}, {"start": 2408, "end": 2410, "label": ["18998720"]}, {"start": 2460, "end": 2469, "label": ["397246"]}, {"start": 2853, "end": 2867, "label": ["2218913"]}, {"start": 3005, "end": 3018, "label": ["65960377"]}, {"start": 3310, "end": 3316, "label": ["247613"]}]}
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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0502wb-24-09989", "text": "Georgian Captain Recounts Somali Hostage Ordeal: 'They Treated Us Mercilessly'\n| EurasiaNet.org\nРусский\nSearch this site:\nFollow EurasiaNet on\nMain\nRegionsCountries:\nAfghanistan\nArmenia\nAzerbaijan\nGeorgia\nKazakhstan\nKyrgyzstan\nMongolia\nTajikistan\nTurkey\nTurkmenistan\nUzbekistan\nHot TopicsKyrgyz Unrest\nKyrgyz Transition\nManas\nMultimediaLatest multimedia\nBy country:\nBy type:\nAfghanistan\nAudio Slideshows\nArmenia\nPhoto Essays\nAzerbaijan\nVideos\nGeorgia\nKazakhstan\nKyrgyzstan\nMongolia\nTajikistan\nTurkey\nTurkmenistan\nUzbekistan\nVoicesInside the Cocoon\nThe Bug Pit\nThe Turko-file\nCartoon Notebook\nChoihona\nKebabistan\nSifting the Karakum\nTamada Tales\nThe Focal Plane\nThe Turko-file\nFeaturesUSSR: Now and Then\nThe Music of China’s Nomads\nArmenia: Vote 2008\nKyrgyzstan: Revolution Revisited\nGeorgia: Revolution in the Regions\nAzerbaijan: Elections 2005\nAboutAbout EurasiaNet\nSubmissions\nJobs & Grants\nDisclaimer\nReposting our content\nWho's Who\nLatest News\nKyrgyzstan: Southern Nationalists Unite to Hold on to Osh\nKyrgyzstan\nRussia: Putinism and the Russian Economy\nRussia\nKyrgyzstan: A Look at Central Asia’s Drug War\nAfghanistanCentral AsiaUnited States\nKazakhstan: Concern Rising Over Ethnic Kazakh Returnees\nKazakhstan\nRussia Said To Block U.S. Drug Plan Amid Wariness Over Central Asian Influence\nAfghanistanCentral AsiaRussia\nAzerbaijan: Baku Presses Genocide Recognition Campaign for Khojaly\nArmeniaAzerbaijan\nTweet\nPrint version\nE-Mail\nGeorgian Captain Recounts Somali Hostage Ordeal: 'They Treated Us Mercilessly'\nJanuary 25, 2012 - 4:40pm, by Marina Vashakmadze and Daisy Sindelar\nGeorgia\nEurasiaNet's Weekly Digest\nA EurasiaNet Partner Post from:\nRFE/RL\nBATUMI, Georgia -- After nearly a year and a half at sea as a hostage held by Somali pirates, Memed Zakaradze is relieved to know his grandchildren in this Georgian port city still recognize him.\n\"They've grown up in my absence,\" the 63-year-old Zakaradze says ruefully. \"But they still remember me.\"\nIn September 2010, Zakaradze was captaining a run-down tanker, the \"Olib G,\" through the perilous Gulf of Aden when his ship was approached by a ship manned by armed Somali pirates.\n\"We called for patrolling ships,\" says Zakaradze. \"But meanwhile, the vessel approached us and one of the pirates managed to come onboard our ship. As soon as he got on, he started shooting. The others followed suit. They gathered us together on the captain's deck. In five minutes, a military ship and a helicopter arrived, but it was too late already. Nothing could be done.\"\nNo Way Out\nHeld at gunpoint, Zakaradze and his crew members -- 14 Georgians and three Turks -- were forced to turn the \"Olib G\" around and drop anchor off the Somali coast.\nThere, the sailors spent the next 16 months enduring searing heat and brutal abuse at the hands of their Somali captors, who demanded $9 million in ransom.\nZakaradze's experience, recounted to RFE/RL's Georgian Service in its \"Liberty Diaries\" program, provides a rare glimpse into what the captain himself calls the \"infernal torment\" of life on a pirate ship.\n\"They treated us very mercilessly, extremely mercilessly,\" he says. \"Kept us chained together like dogs, for eight months. We had no food, no water, and no access to the toilet for 56 hours at a time. Some days were even worse. Once they brought in bottles of urine, poured it over us, then coated us with flour. They left us like that for 24 hours.\"\nStranded At Sea\nZakaradze had nowhere to turn for help. The Greek company that owned the \"Olib G\" had gone bankrupt. Repeated calls to the owners went unanswered. And the vessel itself was about to be scrapped, so there was no chance of exchanging the ship for their release.\nThe case is strikingly similar to that of another Georgian cargo ship, the \"Vasilios N,\" which was stranded for nearly a year in the Libyan port of Misurata when its Greek and Italian owners abandoned the craft and its debts.\nAs the months went by, Zakaradze says, life on board the \"Olib G\" became increasingly desperate.\n\"The [pirates'] lawyer, or translator, would come on board the ship,\" he says. \"Since our efforts to reach the ship's owner had failed, they started asking us to call home and ask our family members to organize rallies, so that our government would [feel compelled to] pay them.\"\nBooming Business\nPiracy has become a growing threat in the Gulf of Aden, which is part of the busy Suez canal shipping route linking the Mediterranean Sea with the Arabian Sea and Indian Ocean.\nSomali groups account for more than half of all piracy attacks worldwide, particularly in the narrow Gulf corridor, which some 21,000 ships pass through each year.\nHostage-taking has become so profitable that many Somali pirates are eager to publicize the suffering of their captives in order to ensure ransom demands are met.\nA blurry video released to the media a full year after their capture showed the \"Olib G\" crew looking gaunt and weary. Zakaradze says now there were many occasions when he and his crew were close to death.\n\"For 16 months, all we ate was pasta and rice, boiled in salted water,\" he says. \"Our families were more or less aware of our condition, but we kept many things secret from them. For instance, I didn't reveal until I got back what they were doing to me. I was stripped from the waist up and tied to the stern of the ship, forced to stay like this for eight hours under open sky, in 100-degree heat.\"\n\"I was the eldest on the ship,\" Zakaradze adds. \"So they probably thought I was going to die and that that would speed things up [with the ransom deal].\"\nHome, But Still Healing\nIn the end, the Georgian government intervened, finally securing the release of the Georgian and Turkish \"Olib B\" sailors this month.\nSomali media reported that a $3 million ransom was paid for the men's' release, but Georgian officials deny any money changed hands.\nZakaradze himself says he's not sure what finally brought his crew's torment to an end, but credits his men with never losing hope.\nBut now, back in Batumi, Zakaradze is grappling with the consequences of his ordeal. His eyesight and hearing are failing and his face looks permanently worn.\nEven the winter snow has proven hard to take.\n\"After the heat of Somalia, Batumi's climate is hard for me,\" the captain says in a tired voice. \"I find it difficult to be in cold weather.\"\nLatest from Georgia\nHeadlinesMultimedia\nGeorgia: Can Campaign Finance Reform Put the Squeeze on NGOs?\nThe Next Stage of Russia's Resurgence: The Caucasus States\nGeorgia: Could US Free Trade Pact Promote Better Workplace Conditions in Tbilisi?\nGeorgia: Measuring Tbilisi’s Security Ties to Washington\nGeorgian Captain Recounts Somali Hostage Ordeal: 'They Treated Us Mercilessly'\nAll headlines from Georgia »\nGet RSS feed »\nGeorgia: Soaking Up the Dying Tradition of Massage in the Tbilisi Baths\nGeorgia: Trying to Get a Handle on Public Works\nGeorgia: Billionaire Politician Plans Guggenheim-Style Museum for Georgia\nGeorgia: Betting on Clay and Kvevri for Entrée into International Wine Markets\nAbkhazia: Breakaway Church Confronts Its Own Breakaway Bid\nFeedback\nWe would like to hear your opinion about the new site. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0503wb-23-34273", "text": "The Holidays with Famous Design Bloggers - CrazyLeaf Design Blog\nHomeAdvertiseWrite for UsContactUseful LinksDesign FreebieszaBoxWe Sell DesignCoolnessGraphic DesignPhotographyPhotoshopPrintTypographyVector GraphicsInspirationInterviewsFeatured DesignerFeatured PhotographerResourcesFreebiesGeneral DesignCrazyLeafSoftwareGiveawaysShowcaseTop 10sVideosWebsite TemplatesWebsitesWordpress ThemesTutorialsWallpapersWeb DesignCSSFlashHTMLProgrammingWeb GalleryDirectoryDesign JobsThe Holidays with Famous Design Bloggers By Alex on December 24th, 2009 in Interviews\nQuick links : comment, grab rss or contributeShareTweetYou know them, you read their blogs every day, you use on your projects their design resources and tutorials. We wanted to bring them closer to you so we asked design blogging superstars how will they spend this year’s Holidays.Here’s what they answered :David Airey | Logo Design LoveWebsite : http://www.logodesignlovebook.com/How will you spend your Holidays ?Traditional Christmas dinner with my close family, in Bangor, Northern Ireland. Then it’s getting ready to move home/office to Edinburgh, Scotland (leaving in January).Greetings to readers : I hope that you, Alex, and all the CrazyLeaf readers have a fantastic holiday season, and an even better 2010.Jacob Gube | Six RevisionsWebsite : http://sixrevisions.com/ How will you spend your Holidays ?This particular holiday will be uneventful for me. I’ll be using it to catch up with tasks that I’ve neglected, as well as getting prepared for the next year. On Christmas, I’ll be video-conferencing my mom, dad, and brother in the morning, and then I’ll be having a nice and peaceful dinner with friends.Greetings to readers :I’d like to wish all Six Revisions readers a happy holiday and a happy New Year!Steven Snell | Vandelay Design Blog and DesignM.agWebsite : http://vandelaydesign.com and http://designm.ag/How will you spend your Holidays ?I will be spending Christmas at my home. My parents, my wife’s parents and her brothers are coming to our house. Last year we ate and played games most of the day, so I’m thinking this year will be more of the same. I have no plans for new years aside from watching some football (American football that is).Greetings to readers : I hope everyone has a great time with friends and family during the holidays. Try to take plenty of time away from work and enjoy all of the things that you have been blessed with in your life.Chris Spooner | Blog.SpoonGraphicsWebsite : http://www.blog.spoongraphics.co.uk/How will you spend your Holidays ?This Christmas we’re hosting a large family gathering at our house. The conservatory is being converted into a dining room with a 3 metre long table, nicely decorated with all kinds of Christmassy objects and pretty fairy lights surrounding the room. We have 11 people coming over including Laura’s parents, my parents, Laura’s brother, my two sisters and both our Grandparents. Following this is an evening of games for the youngsters and falling to sleep on the sofa for the oldies.New Year wise, we don’t have any plans as yet. It’s tradition for my Auntie to have a gathering, so if things are going ahead this year, that’s likely to be our destination for New Year partying!Greetings to readers :Best Christmas wishes to all CrazyLeaf readers, and a great new year filled with exciting design projects!John Campbell | DesignBumpWebsite : http://designbump.com/How will you spend your Holidays ?I was lucky enough to spend the first half of December soaking up the sun in Jamaica with my beautiful girlfriend. For the second half, I will be visiting family for in Tampa, Florida and relaxing with close friends. Hopefully not too much of my time will be spent on work or thinking about websites.Greetings to readers :I hope everyone has a great, safe, and fun filled Holiday season spent with those you love most!Umut Muhaddisoglu | Web Resources DepotWebsite : http://www.webresourcesdepot.com/How will you spend your Holidays ?I’m trying to launch a web-design-related project that I had in mind for a while. Some days of the holidays will include coding for sure. For the rest, it seems to be a snowboarding vacation very close to where I live or a dream-plan which is going kiteboarding in a warmer country (the plain tickets are currently too high and trying to catch an opportunity). All with my wife and few friends (except coding J).Greetings to readers :Wishing all CrazyLeaf Design Blog readers happiness (and, hopefully, the rest follows).Alen Grakalic | Css GlobeWebsite : http://cssglobe.com/How will you spend your Holidays ?I will spend it with my family. Holidays are usually far less busy than usual so it’s a perfect opportunity to be with people you love. We’ll just spend a lot of time at home with friends coming over.Greetings to readers :May all your wishes come true not by waiting for something nice to happen but by going out there and make it happen!Johnson Koh | 10Steps.SGWebsite : http://10steps.sg/How will you spend your Holidays ?Christmas has become more meaningful now as it is also my wedding anniversary. I will probably reserve a nice place for a Christmas dinner by the riverside.Another activity that I am looking forward to, is to photo shoot the fireworks on New Year’s eve. Other than these, see you guys on Facebook!Greetings to readers :Merry Christmas to Alex and everyone! Greetz from 10Steps.SG!James Qu | PSD VaultWebsite : http://www.psdvault.com/How will you spend your Holidays ?Don’t really have a plan right now, but I definitely will be spending some time on PSD Vault. Otherwise just have a good rest and get ready for a busy 2010.Greetings to readers :Hello everyone, I’m James and I run PSD Vault, which is a personal blog for everything Photoshop – tutorial, resources, freebies and inspirations!Andrew Houle | MyInkBlogWebsite : http://www.myinkblog.com/How will you spend your Holidays ?I will be back in my home town spending quality time with friends and family. I’m really looking forward to the nice break\nI hope to come back reenergized with a positive outlook and plenty of post ideas.Tom Ross | PSDFanWebsite : http://psdfan.com/How will you spend your Holidays ?Rather depressingly I have a very important dissertation due after the Christmas holidays, and so need to be working on that over the entire break. However, I’ll also be spending time with my family and girlfriend, and with any luck drinking far too much. The good news is that despite being preoccupied with this dissertation I’m feeling incredibly inspired lately, and so can’t wait to pour my efforts into PSDFAN in the new year!Greetings to readers :I hope that all CrazyLeaf readers have a fantastic holiday, and remember to take time to relax with your loved ones.Naveed Javaid | SmashingAppsWebsite : http://www.smashingapps.com/ How will you spend your Holidays ? I use to spend my holidays specially with my family. Wherever I am, I back home and go for shopping and dinner. My Coolest hobby is to play with my little daughter. Oh yes! I always try to keep my blog updated even in holidays. Greetings to readers : Happy Holidays and Happy New Year.Chad Engle | Fuel Your CreativityWebsite : http://www.fuelyourcreativity.com/ How will you spend your Holidays ? I will be traveling & participating in four different X-Mas’s. My longtime GF and myself have split families so I will be traveling all over the state. After X-Mas I will be enjoying a long break all the way through new years. Which will probably consist of eating, drinking & working on personal projects. Greetings to readers : Best wishes to you and your family on what ever holiday you participate in. Happy Chrismahanakwanzika to you!Dainis Steinbergs | PsdeluxeWebsite : http://www.psdeluxe.com/How will you spend your Holidays ?This Christmas holidays I will spend with my family: with wife, daughter and parents. I always believed that the Christmas holidays are for families to spend a lot of time together and that’s what we will do. We will spend Christmas holidays in Latvian and will enjoy all winter amenities and will wait for Santa. Greetings to readers : May your world be filled with warmth and good cheer this Holy season, and throughout the year! Wish your Christmas be filled with peace and love. Merry Christmas to all CrazyLeaf Design Blog readers, to designers, bloggers, webmasters and to yours families.At the end we would like to thank all our readers, advertisers and supporters and wish them a world of health, happiness and Happy Holidays !You may also like (related articles)\n21 Free Christmas Website Templates\n15 Free Christmas WordPress Themes\nCrazyLeaf Design Blog Community update\nFree Christmas Vectors Follow us Follow @crazyleaf\nhttp://10steps.sg Johnson KohThanks Alex. It is interesting to read on how everyone is spending their Christmas. I just got home feeling a lil tipsy after a drink session... Hope everyone here has an enjoyable holiday and weekend. http://www.smashingapps.com Naveed JavaidWow, It’s great to know that how other fellow blogger spend their time on holidays. And yes! I agree with Dainis we should spend our most of the time with our families. Happy Holidays everyone! http://blogpost.dj23.net/ jared thompsoninteresting read! http://www.designlovr.com DesignLovrGreat Christmas post! I really enjoyed it! http://www.psdfan.com Tom RossInteresting post Alex! 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Archived emails are easily accessible with the Barracuda Message Archiver client add-in, enabling seamless access for end users.\nImmediate Legal and Regulatory Compliance\nBy searching archives and creating alerts, any e-discovery and litigation hold requests can be fulfilled. This is achieved without the integration hurdles of software-only solutions or security and network implications when using hosted services. With the sophisticated roles-based user interface and tamper resistant storage, an administrator can enforce internal access control to help comply with corporate policies and plan for regulatory compliance.\nCost-effective and Easy-to-Use\nThere are no per user licensing fees with the Barracuda Message Archiver. Through single-instance storage and message compression, the Barracuda Message Archiver reduces email storage costs. Energize Updates deliver automatic updates to the Barracuda Message Archiver's extensive library of virus and policy definitions. 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Does it go the way of football and allow the moneyed clubs to procure all the best and brightest young talent, thus making any battle for trophies a three or four-horse race? Does it want to lose its long and proud tradition whereby any of the 18 counties can realistically win the Championship? In short, does our summer game want to fully embrace capitalism and all the free-market obligations that that entails?\nI think most fans of the county game would answer no to those questions. We want to retain the competitiveness that has given us gripping climaxes to last two county seasons. And we want to be charmed by the heart-warming stories of cash-strapped clubs being led to title glory by long-serving and loyal legends of the game. So what is the solution?\nWinston Churchill once said that capitalism is the unequal sharing of blessings. In the case of cricket clubs those blessings are the likes of the Taylors, the Denlys, and, who knows, in the future, the Shiv Thakors and the Reece Topleys.\nIn a normal profession those players would naturally gravitate towards the best paid jobs and leave their educators, usually the state, behind. They would then, of course, reward those educators for their efforts in the form of taxes and that money would then be used to train the next generation – and so the cycle continues.\nIn cricket, unlike even in premiership football - that Mecca to capitalism - this doesn’t happen. The likes of Leicestershire or Kent do not currently receive any of football’s compensation or solidarity payments when they lose their best and brightest young talent to the Manchester Uniteds of cricket, meaning that they suffer a gradual depletion of their resources which causes the problems to escalate.\nUntil recently, this lack of reward didn’t matter as players were reluctant to move clubs and the financial rewards for staging international cricket – the single most important factor in making some clubs so rich - were not so high.\nThat has all changed over the past decade or so, with the likes of Test match endowed Surrey now able to spend three times as much as the likes of Test matchless Kent on player salaries. This means that, as well as producing their own players, Surrey are able to poach the best young talent from the smaller counties without paying any form of compensation for the training and nurturing that the player has received through that county’s Academy system.\nNumerous moves have been suggested over the past few years, including salary caps and the like, but nothing has really changed the view that county cricket is sleepwalking into a two-tier oblivion.\nPerhaps the only answer is to adopt a transfer system similar to that used in football – only to perhaps go further – so that the smaller counties can be compensated for their losses. After all, the principle aim of counties – unlike for premiership football teams - is not to win trophies but to produce England players, so why should Leicestershire et al be penalised financially for doing just that?\nDaniel Grummitt\n© Cricket World 2011\nOpen an account with bet365 today and qualify for up to £200 in free bets with our fantastic 100% Deposit Bonus.\nCounty CricketCounty Cricketers Abroad Part III\nWith many of England's county cricketers now heading home from their off-season destinations in time for Christmas, we take our monthly look at how they have been performing for their franchises or states so far in the 2011-12 season.\nPietersen To Stay With Surrey Indefinitely\nEngland batsman Kevin Pietersen has extended his contract with Surrey until the end of his international career.\nPietersen, who first signed for the club on a one-year deal in 2011 following a loan spell in 2010, will play for the Brown Caps until he no longer has an ECB Central Contract.\nWoakes Extends Bears Contract\nWarwickshire and England seam-bowler Chris Woakes has signed a new two-year deal with the county which will see him remain with the club until at least the end of the 2014 season.\nBen Harmison Signs Kent Deal\nKent have signed former Durham all-rounder Ben Harmsion on a contract of undisclosed length ahead of the 2012 season.\nTomlinson And Rossington Extend County Contracts\nMiddlesex wicket-keeper Adam Rossington and Hampshire seam bowler James Tomlinson have both signed contract extensions with their respective counties.\nRossington, an 18 year-old who has represented England’s Under-19 side, has extended his existing contract by one year to the end of 2013, while Tomlinson has also signed until the end of the 2013 season.\nPhilander Signs For Somerset\nSomerset have tentatively announced that they have secured the services of South African all-rounder Vernon Philander as their overseas player for the first two months of the 2012 season. Philander's availability is dependent on him not being selected to play in the Indian Premier League.\nLV= County Championship\nCounty Championship 2011\nFixtures & ResultsPoints TableBatting AveragesBowling AveragesRecords\nClydesdale Bank 40\nClydesdale Bank 40 2011\nFixtures & ResultsPoints TablesBatting AveragesBowling AveragesHighlights\nFriends Life t20\nFixtures & ResultsPoints TablesBatting AveragesBowling AveragesHighlights\nCounties\nCounties\nDerbyshireDurhamEssexGlamorganGloucestershireHampshireKentLancashireLeicestershireMiddlesexNorthamptonshireNottinghamshireSomersetSurreySussexWarwickshireWorcestershireYorkshire\nCricket World - For all the latest international cricket news, live cricket scores, cricket videos, cricket highlights, cricket radio and cricket TV, live cricket commentary, exclusive interviews, women's cricket, club cricket, youth cricket and disabled cricket news.Cricket scores and cricket video news from England, Australia, India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, West Indies, South Africa, New Zealand, Kenya, Europe and other ICC\n", "entities": [{"start": 3144, "end": 3156, "label": ["15905321"]}, {"start": 3184, "end": 3198, "label": ["1622318"]}, {"start": 3596, "end": 3608, "label": ["53914832"]}, {"start": 4079, "end": 4096, "label": ["33265"]}, {"start": 4700, "end": 4705, "label": ["21021"]}, {"start": 4756, "end": 4770, "label": ["1622318"]}, {"start": 4774, "end": 4778, "label": ["1177719"]}, {"start": 5372, "end": 5378, "label": ["766575"]}, {"start": 5530, "end": 5536, "label": ["766575"]}, {"start": 6244, "end": 6251, "label": ["759125"]}, {"start": 6553, "end": 6560, "label": ["759125"]}, {"start": 6645, "end": 6654, "label": ["6237"]}, {"start": 6818, "end": 6825, "label": ["759125"]}, {"start": 6834, "end": 6849, "label": ["1481539"]}, {"start": 6881, "end": 6887, "label": ["766575"]}, {"start": 6931, "end": 6940, "label": ["1481539"]}, {"start": 7138, "end": 7150, "label": ["667292"]}, {"start": 7155, "end": 7162, "label": ["759125"]}, {"start": 7175, "end": 7187, "label": ["11568792"]}, {"start": 7347, "end": 7351, "label": ["1177719"]}, {"start": 7371, "end": 7377, "label": ["1176371"]}, {"start": 7514, "end": 7523, "label": ["822103"]}, {"start": 7538, "end": 7553, "label": ["3528769"]}, {"start": 7558, "end": 7567, "label": ["1919370"]}, {"start": 7580, "end": 7595, "label": ["3528769"]}, {"start": 7665, "end": 7675, "label": ["3528769"]}, {"start": 7712, "end": 7719, "label": ["759125"]}, {"start": 7810, "end": 7819, "label": ["3528769"]}, {"start": 7899, "end": 7907, "label": ["1622178"]}, {"start": 7974, "end": 7987, "label": ["17416221"]}, {"start": 8000, "end": 8016, "label": ["8850790"]}, {"start": 8087, "end": 8096, "label": ["8850790"]}, {"start": 8166, "end": 8187, "label": ["13260340"]}, {"start": 9023, "end": 9030, "label": ["759125"]}, {"start": 9032, "end": 9041, "label": ["374833"]}, {"start": 9043, "end": 9048, "label": ["407754"]}, {"start": 9050, "end": 9058, "label": ["759295"]}, {"start": 9060, "end": 9069, "label": ["397246"]}, {"start": 9071, "end": 9081, "label": ["759341"]}, {"start": 9083, "end": 9094, "label": ["3379941"]}, {"start": 9096, "end": 9108, "label": ["759263"]}, {"start": 9110, "end": 9121, "label": ["478115"]}, {"start": 9123, "end": 9128, "label": ["1051029"]}, {"start": 9130, "end": 9136, "label": ["9239"]}, {"start": 9147, "end": 9150, "label": ["381906"]}]}
{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0502wb-42-10179", "text": "Fields Institute - Dynamical Systems Seminar\nHome\nAbout Us\nPeople & Contacts\nPrograms & Activities\nThematic & Focus Programs\nGeneral Scientific Activity\nCommercial & Industrial Programs\nCentre for Mathematical Medicine\nMathematics Education\nOutreach\nCalendar of Events\nMailing List\nAudio & Slides\nProposals & Applications\nHonours, Prizes & Fellowships\nPublications\nResources and Facilities\nSearch\nTHEMATIC PROGRAMS\nMarch  1, 2012\nFall 2005\nRenormalization and Universality in Mathematics and Mathematical Physics\nSpring 2006\nHolomorphic Dynamics, Laminations, and Hyperbolic Geometry\nDynamical Systems Seminar\nMondays, 3:10 p.m. Room 230\nAudio of talks available here.\nMay 31, 1:30 p.m.\n** (Note special time)\nHui Guo (Fields Institute)\nIntegrable Teichmuller spaces\nWe introduce a new kind of subspaces of the universal\nTeichmuller space. Some characterizations of them are given in terms\nof univalent functions, Beltrami coefficients and quasisymmetric\nhomeomorphisms of the boundary of the unit disc.\nMay 1\nMitsuhiro Shishikura (Kyoto University\nand Fields Institute)\nTeichmuller contraction and renormalization\nAccording to Royden-Gardiner theorem, any holomorphic\nmapping between Teichmuller spaces does not expand the Teichmuller\ndistance. (Just like Schwarz-Pick theorem says that any holomorphic\nmapping between hyperbolic Riemann surfaces does not expand the\nPoincare metric.) In the theory of renormalizations, one often wants\nto show that the renormalization map (which is defined in a transcendental\nway) on the space of certain dynamical systems is hyperbolic or\ncontracting.\nTherefore Royden-Gardiner theorem is an obvious\ncandidate of tools to obtain the contraction. This idea was first\nused by Sullivan in his work on generalized Feigenbaum type renormalization.\nIn this talk, we will discuss two applications of Teichmuller\ntheory to renormalizations:\n1. Parabolic renormalization for parabolic fixed\npoints and their perturbations. 2. Rigidity of real quadratic\npolynomials only using Yoccoz's combinatorial a priori bounds.\nFor these cases, we deal with the Teichmuller\nspaces of a disk or a punctured disk and show that a certain inclusion\nmap induces a contraction in Teichmuller distance.\nApr. 17\nJeremy Kahn (SUNY Stony Brook / Fields Institute)\nThe complex a priori bounds, continued\nWe describe how to reduce the a priori bounds for\nbounded-primitive type renormalization to a simple combinatorial\nstatement regarding the combinatorial dynamics of arcs. We show\nhow the combinatorial statement follows from the expanding dynamics\non the Hubbard tree.\nApr. 10\nMary Rees (Liverpool)\nA fundamental domain for V_{3}.\nAbstract: We consider the space V_{n} of quadratic\nrational maps with one named critical point of period n, quotiented\nby M\\\"obius conjugacy preserving named critical points. Thus,\nthe space V_{1} is the space of all quadratic polynomials up to\naffine conjugacy. The parameter space V_{1} must be one of the most\nstudied in all dynamics. But V_{1} differs from most other parameter\nspaces in an important respect: there is a natural ``base map''\nand, within the Mandelbrot set, natural paths, up to a natural homotopy,\nto any other map in the Mandelbrot set. The simplest parameter space\nfor which this fails to be true is V_{3}.\nOne can say (truthfully) that there is no canonical\nchoice of fundamental domain for V_{3,m}, which is obtained from\nV_{3} by removing a natural dynamically defined puncture set.\nI shall exhibit a fundamental domain, using the dynamical planes\nof three maps within V_{3} and a theory known as the ``Resident's\nView''. This enables one to at least formulate an analogue of\nMLC for this family.\nThree parts of the fundamental domain are straightforward\n(although the proof in one of these cases is probably new). The\nstructure of the fourth part is much more interesting, involving\na spiral in the dynamical plane of the so-called ``aeroplane''\nquadratic polynomial z\\mapsto z^{2}+c for the (unique) real parameter\nc for which the critical point 0 has period 3.\nApr. 3\nMatilde Martinez (Fields Institute)\nMeasures on hyperbolic surface laminations\nWe will consider laminations by hyperbolic Riemann\nsurfaces, and different\nmeasures that can be associated with these objects (holonomy-invariant\nmeasures, harmonic measures, measures invariant under the geodesic\nand\nhorocycle flows). We will state some results that show how these\nmeasures\nare related. We will mainly focus on two families of examples: Riccati\nfoliations and Hilbert modular foliations.\nMar. 20\nPeter Makienko\nRemarks on Ruelle Operator, Invariant Differentials and invariant\nline fields problem.\nAbstract: TBA\nMar. 13th\n**12PM (Note special time**)\nSpecial Brown Bag Lunch Dynamical Systems\nSeminar\nDierk Schleicher (IU Bremen), Johannes Rueckert (IU\nBremen), Magnus Aspenberg (Fields), and Vladim Timorin\n(Stony Brook) + anyone who wants to can give input.\nCombinatorics of Rational maps\nMar. 6\nRoland Roeder (Fields)\nNewton's Method in two complex variables: Indeterminant points\nand the topology of basins of attraction\nThe equations x(x-1)=0, y^2+Bxy-y=0 are easy\nto solve, but the Newton Map\nN: C^2 \\rightarrow C^2 for finding the four roots has very complicated\ndynamics: N is four-to-one and N has points of indeterminacy.\nFurthermore, high iterates of N have many points of indeterminacy.\nBy restricting to parameters |1-B|>1, all of these points of\nindeterminacy are in the set X_l = Re(x) < 1/2, which is invariant\nunder N. If one wants to consider the homotopy type of a basin\nof attraction, W(r_i), for one of the roots r_i \\in X_l under\nN, one encounters a kind of ``topological indeterminacy.'' When\nstudying the homotopy type of a loop \\gamma in W(r_i), should\none consider the homotopies that hit the points of indeterminacy\nof N^k or should one avoid them? Both seem reasonable. To avoid\nsuch questions, one can perform blow-ups at the points of indeterminacy\nof all iterates of N, obtaining a new space X_l^\\infty from X_l\non which all iterates of N are defined.\nWe show how to make precise the notion of linking\nnumbers in X_l^\\infty, overcoming a different kind of indeterminacy\nthat is a result of the fact that H_2(X_l^\\infty) is infinitely\ngenerated. Having developed this technology, I will explain how\nwe can use it to study the homotopy type of the basins of attraction\nW(r_i) within X_l^\\infty.\nFeb. 27\nRobert Devaney (Boston University)\nRings around the McMullen Domain\nFeb. 13\nAndrzej Bis (University of Illinois\nat Chicago)\nDynamics of foliated spaces in codimension greater than one\nAbstract. Dynamics of foliated spaces can be characterized\nby the exceptional minimal sets and topological entropy. Dynamical\ntheory of codimension one foliations was developed by Hector, Cantwell\nand Conlon, and others. We present some results on exceptional minimal\nsets, which are analogous to the attractors in a standard dynamical\nsystem, of foliated spaces in codimension greater than one.\nFeb. 6\nYoel Feler (Fields Institute)\nHolomorphic endomorphisms of configuration spaces\nAbstract: The most traditional configuration space\nC(X,n) of a complex space X consists of all n point subsets (\"configurations\")\nQ in X.\nIf X carries an additional geometric structure, it may be taken\ninto account; say if X=CP^m or C^m, the space C(X,n;gp) of geometrically\ngeneric configurations consists of all n point configurations Q\nsuch that no hyperplane in X contains more than m points of Q. An\nautomorphism T of X (preserving an additional geometric structure,\nwhenever it is relevant) produces a holomorphic endomorphism f of\nthe configuration space via f(Q)=TQ. If the automorphism group Aut\nX is a complex Lie group, one may take T=T(Q) depending analytically\non a configuration Q and define the corresponding holomorphic endomorphism\nf by f(Q)=T(Q)Q. Such a map f is called tame. In the talk, we shall\nsee that for every non-hyperbolic Riemann surface X all \"non-degenerate\"\nholomorphic endomorphisms of configuration spaces C(X,n) are tame.\nTo some extent, this is true also for spaces of geometrically generic\nconfigurations.\nJan. 30\nTomoki Kawahira (Fields Institute)\nTessellation and Lyubich-Minsky laminations associated with quadratic\nmaps\nAbstract: In 1990s, M.Lyubich and Y.Minsky introduced\nthe hyperbolic 3-laminations associated with rational maps as an\nanalogue of the hyperbolic 3-manifolds associated with Kleinian\ngroups. In this talk I will present a new method to describe topological\nand combinatorial changes of laminations associated with hyperbolic-to-parabolic\ndegeneration of quadratic maps.\nThe method is based on tessellation of filled Julia sets, which\ngives a nice organization of the dynamics inside the filled Julia\nset like\nexternal rays outside.\nJan. 23\nDierk Schleicher (International\nUniversity Bremen)\nDynamics of transcendental entire functions from the point of\nview of polynomials\nAbstract: In this talk, we will discuss some fundamentals\nof iterated entire functions and indicate why and how they differ\nfrom polynomial dynamics, with a special focus on the simplest representatives\nin both cases, and a view towards generalization.\nJan. 16\nDmitrii V. Anosov (Steklov Mathematical\nInstitute)\nA lemma about families of epsilon pseudo-trajectories revisited\nIn hyperbolic dynamics there are results related\nto the existence of a true trajectory near an epsilon pseudo-trajectory\nfor sufficiently small epsilon (although, formally, some of these\nresults are expressed rather differently.) Many years ago I found\na lemma which covers most of these questions. The proof is rather\ninvolved and some famous mathematicians expressed complaints about\nthe difficulty. In this talk, I will present a simplified version\nof the proof.\nDec. 5\nViviane Baladi (Institut Mathematiques\nde Jussieu)\nAnisotropic spaces of distributions and dynamical zeta functions\nAbstract: (Joint work with M. Tsujii) The Ruelle\ntransfer operator is a powerful tool in ergodic theory, which involves\ncomposition with the dynamics. Many relevant dynamical systems are\nhyperbolic, i.e. they involve contracting and expanding directions.\nComposition with a contraction\nimproves regularity - but composing with an expanding map \"worsens\"\nregularity: It has been an open problem for many years to find a\nspace\nof distributions on which composition by a hyperbolic diffeomorphism\n(of finite smoothness) can be well understood. Last year we constructed\nsuch a space and estimated the essential spectral radius of the\ntransfer operator on this space. After recalling this result, we\nshall describe more recent progress including spectral interpretation\nof zeroes of dynamical determinants.\nNov. 28\nKristian Bjerklov (University\nof Toronto)\nThe dynamics of the quasi-periodic Schroedinger cocycle at the\nlowest energy of the spectrum\nAbstract: We will study properties of the quasi-periodic\nSchroedinger equation at the lowest energy of the spectrum. This\nwill lead us into the study of phase transitions. Moreover, we will\nanswer a question by M. Herman concerning the geometry of a certain\nminimal set - a non-chaotic strange atractor - of the projective\nSchroedinger cocycle. We study the case of large coupling constant\nand Diophantine frequency.\nNov. 25, 1:10 p.m.\n**Note: special day and time\nMitchell Feigenbaum (The Rockefeller\nUniversity)\nExponents in period doubling\nNov. 24, 1:10 p.m.\n**Note: special day and time\nYulij Ilyashenko (Cornell University)\nTopological properties of polynomial and analytic foliations\nAbstract: Geometrical study of holomorphic foliations\nof the complex plane, both projective and affine, lies on the boundary\nof differential equations, topology and complex analysis. Foliations\nof \\Bbb CP^2 have an algebraic origin: they are defined by polynomial\nvector fields, but their behavior is highly transcendental. Their\nproperties are drastically different from those of real polynomial\nvector fields. Properties of density of leaves, absolute rigidity\nand existence of a countable number of limit cycles were discovered\nby different authors in 60s and 70s. The talk will present these\nresults together with a survey of the further development and open\nproblems.\nFoliations of \\Bbb C^2 have an analytic origin: they are defined\nby analytic vector fields. Generic properties of these fields were\nstudied very recently. Yet genericity of density of leaves and existence\nof the infinite number of complex limit cycles is recently proved.\nMoreover, generic leaves of such foliations are either disks, or\ncylinders. These results are obtained by graduate students Firsova,\nKutuzova and Volk.\nNov. 21\nKonstantin Khanin (University of\nToronto)\nMinimizers for random Lagrangian systems\nAbstract: We shall discuss random Aubry-Mather theory\nand prove that for time-dependent random Lagrangian systems on compact\nmanifolds there exists a unique global minimizer. In the one-dimensional\ncase we show that the global minimizer corresponds to a hyperbolic\ninvariant measure for the random Lagrangian flow. We also discuss\ndynamical properties of shocks and show that their global structure\nis quite rigid and reflects the topology of the configuration manifold.\nNov. 14\n** talk at 4:10 p.m.\nIsrael Sigal (University of Toronto).\nSpectral Renormalization Group and Theory of Radiation\nAbstract: Non-relativistic quantum electrodynamics\ndescribes interaction of charged particles (electrons and nuclei)\nwith quantized electro-magnetic field (photons). The key problem\nhere is to describe emission and absorption of radiation by systems\nof matter such as atoms and molecules. In this talk I will present\nsome recent rigorous results on the problem of radiation and describe\na novel renormalization group technique used in proving these results.\nI will not assume any prior knowledge of quantum field theory or\nquantum mechanics.\nNov. 7\nMarco Martens (University of Groeningen)\nHenon renormalization (I)\nAbstract: This mini-course will introduce a renormalization\noperator for dissipative Henon-like maps. The fixed point of the\none-dimensional renormalization operator will also be a hyperbolic\nfixed point of the Henon-renormalization operator. This corresponds\nto universal geometrical properties of the Cantor attractor of infinitely\nrenormalizable Henon-like maps. However, the two-dimensional theory\nis richer than the unimodal case. In particular, the Cantor attractor\nis not rigid, does not lie on a smooth curve and generically does\nnot have bounded geometry. The quantitative aspects of these phenomena\nare controlled by the average Jacobian.\nThe global topological properties of finitely renormalizable Henon-like\nmaps in phase and parameter space are also controlled by the average\nJacobian. In particular, density of hyperbolicity will be discussed\nin a neighborhood of the infinitely renormalizable maps.\nOct. 31\nHans Koch (University of Texas,\nAustin)\nRenormalization of vector fields (I)\nAbstract: This mini-course covers some of the recent\ndevelopments in the renormalization of flows - mainly Hamiltonian\nflows and skew flows. After stating some of the problems and describing\nalternative approaches, we focus on the definition and basic properties\nof a single renormalization step. A second part deals with the construction\nof conjugacies and invariant tori, including shearless tori, and\nnon-differentiable tori for critical Hamiltonians. Then we discuss\nproperties related to the spectrum of the linearized renormalization\ntransformation, such as the accumulation rates for sequences of\nclosed orbits. The last part describes extensions from \"simple\"\nto Diophantine rotation vectors. This involves sequences of renormalization\ntransformations that are related to continued fractions expansions\nin one and more dimensions. Whenever appropriate, the discussion\nof details will be restricted to special cases where inessential\ntechnical complications can be avoided.\nOct. 24\nMichael Shub (U Toronto)\nLower bounds for the entropy in several families of dynamical\nsystems\nAbstract: Using soft techniques we prove lower bounds\nfor the maximum entropy of a system in a family in terms of the\nentropy of a random product of the systems in the family. We accomplish\nthis for two families of immersions of the circle. For one family\nthis is joint work with Leonel Robert and Enrique Pujals and the\nother Rafael de la Llave and Carles Simo. Time permitting we recall\na two dimensional analog whose entropy properties are still unknown,\nbut for which partial\nresults have been achieved in joint work with Francois Ledrappier,\nCarles Simo and Amie Wilkinson.\nOct. 17\nRobert MacKay (University of Warwick, UK)\nSome robustly mixing fluid flows\nAbstract: I suggest an example of a C^3 divergence-free\nvector field in a domain of R^3 with smooth boundary, vanishing\non the boundary, which is mixing and remains so for all small\nperturbations in this class. Two other candidates are also presented.\nOct. 10\nThankgiving holiday\nOct. 3\nCharles Pugh (UC Berkeley)\nSmoothing Topological Manifolds\nAbstract: The Cairns-Whitehead Smoothing Theorem\nis proved by dynamical systems methods, namely the Invariant Section\nTheorem.\nSept. 26\nRoland Roeder (Fields Institute)\nSuper-stable manifolds for Newton's methods in two complex\nvariables\nAbstract: While the equations x(x-1)=0, y^2+Bxy-y=0\nare easy to solve, the dynamics of the Newton map N(x,y) for finding\nthe four roots is quite complicated. In particular, N is many-to-one\nand N has points of indeterminacy.\nThe two vertical lines x=0 and x=1 are invariant under N and super-attracting.\nWithin these lines the ''circles'' Re(y) = 1/2 and Re(y) = (1-B)/2,\nrespectively, are hyperbolically repelling with multiplier 2.\nIn this talk we will prove that these circles have superstable\nmanifolds of real dimension 3 using the technique of holomorphic\nmotions. These manifolds extend to all points with Re(x) <\n1/2 and Re(x) > 1/2 respectively and provide insight into the\ntopology of the basins of attraction for the four roots.\nThis work follows the ideas of John H. Hubbard and Sebastien Krief.\nSep. 19\nM. Shishikura, Kyoto University\nRenormalization for irrationally indifferent fixed points of\nholomorphic maps\nAbstract: Indifferent fixed points of holomorphic\nmaps give rise to delicate problems such as linearization problems,\ndiscontinuous Julia sets etc. In this talk, we review the study\nof those phenomena from the renormalization point of view. We\ndefine a certain class of holomorphic maps with \"non-degenerate\"\nparabolic fixed points. The parabolic renormalizaion is defined\nfor this class and shown to leave the class invariant. Then the\nclass is still invariant under a small perturbation, therefore\nwe can handle irrationally indifferent fixed points with large\ncontinued fraction coefficients. This is a joint work with Hiroyuki\nInou.\nWe will compare this approach with Yoccoz's and McMullen's renormalizations.\nWe will also mention possible applications such as Buff-Cheritat's\nwork toward positive measure Julia\n", "entities": [{"start": 1331, "end": 1338, "label": ["41980"]}, {"start": 2563, "end": 2570, "label": ["6674772"]}, {"start": 2639, "end": 2647, "label": ["556400"]}, {"start": 2761, "end": 2762, "label": ["18947"]}, {"start": 3641, "end": 3644, "label": ["12401563"]}, {"start": 4554, "end": 4569, "label": ["1346096"]}, {"start": 4812, "end": 4818, "label": ["10859"]}, {"start": 4841, "end": 4852, "label": ["251208"]}, {"start": 5537, "end": 5538, "label": ["21347693"]}, {"start": 5695, "end": 5696, "label": ["21347693"]}, {"start": 6330, "end": 6331, "label": ["21347693"]}, {"start": 6548, "end": 6556, "label": ["556400"]}, {"start": 7161, "end": 7162, "label": ["229160"]}, {"start": 7368, "end": 7369, "label": ["229160"]}, {"start": 7599, "end": 7600, "label": ["229160"]}, {"start": 7677, "end": 7678, "label": ["229160"]}, {"start": 7679, "end": 7680, "label": ["229160"]}, {"start": 7787, "end": 7788, "label": ["229160"]}, {"start": 7792, "end": 7793, "label": ["229160"]}, {"start": 8192, "end": 8200, "label": ["556400"]}, {"start": 8864, "end": 8872, "label": ["556400"]}, {"start": 10308, "end": 10322, "label": ["8564"]}, {"start": 10774, "end": 10782, "label": ["556400"]}, {"start": 11168, "end": 11179, "label": ["9109"]}, {"start": 11464, "end": 11472, "label": ["556400"]}, {"start": 12652, "end": 12660, "label": ["556400"]}, {"start": 12950, "end": 12960, "label": ["198566"]}, {"start": 13245, "end": 13253, "label": ["556400"]}, {"start": 13861, "end": 13869, "label": ["556400"]}, {"start": 14164, "end": 14170, "label": ["12216"]}, {"start": 14316, "end": 14322, "label": ["12216"]}, {"start": 14500, "end": 14508, "label": ["195351"]}, {"start": 14651, "end": 14659, "label": ["195351"]}, {"start": 14861, "end": 14869, "label": ["556400"]}, {"start": 14968, "end": 14979, "label": ["198319"]}, {"start": 15532, "end": 15543, "label": ["9109"]}, {"start": 16508, "end": 16522, "label": ["34750309"]}, {"start": 16607, "end": 16615, "label": ["556400"]}, {"start": 17191, "end": 17199, "label": ["556400"]}, {"start": 17962, "end": 17977, "label": ["6674772"]}, {"start": 18117, "end": 18125, "label": ["556400"]}, {"start": 18249, "end": 18254, "label": ["56434"]}, {"start": 18927, "end": 18932, "label": ["56434"]}]}
{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0500wb-31-14123", "text": "Content-Length: 17587\nKentucky: Court of Justice - PR08182008A\nKY Agencies\nKY Services\nSearch TermsSearchthis siteJudicial Ethics OpinionsSupreme Court of Kentucky Rules and ProceduresKentucky.gov\nJump to Main ContentHome | Site Map | Legal Forms | FAQs | Calendar of Events | Contact Us\nKentucky Court of Justice > News Releases > Press Release\nJump to Main Content\nCourt of Appeals\nCircuit Court\nDistrict Court\nCircuit Court Clerks / Counties\nAdministrative Office of the Courts\nCourt Programs\nJudicial Center Construction\nJudicial Nominating Commission\nJudicial Conduct Commission\nJudicial Ethics Committee\nLaw Related Education\nResearch / Reference\nNews Releases\nHow Do I?\nKentucky Court of Justice\nChief Justice appoints Judge Doughlas M. George as chief regional circuit judge for Cumberland Region\nPress Release Date:\nMonday, August 18, 2008\nContact Information:\nJamie Ball Public Information Specialist502-573-2350, x 2233 jamieball@kycourts.net http://courts.ky.gov\nFrankfort, Ky. -- Chief Justice of Kentucky John D. Minton Jr. has appointed Circuit Court Judge Doughlas M. George of Springfield to the post of chief regional circuit judge for the Cumberland Region, which is comprised of 23 counties in southeastern Kentucky.\nJudge George, whose appointment was effective July 1, succeeds Judge Roderick Messer as chief regional circuit judge. Judge Messer retired June 30 to become a senior judge. As chief regional circuit judge, Judge George serves in an administrative capacity. His responsibilities include assigning special judges to serve in cases when presiding judges certify that a special judge is needed.\nThe Cumberland Region covers 10 judicial circuits and consists of Adair, Bell, Casey, Clay, Clinton, Cumberland, Green, Harlan, Jackson, Knox, Laurel, Leslie, Lincoln, Marion, McCreary, Monroe, Pulaski, Rockcastle, Russell, Taylor, Washington, Wayne and Whitley counties.\nJudge George is a circuit judge for Kentucky’s 11th Judicial Circuit, which is comprised of Green, Marion, Taylor and Washington counties. He has served as circuit judge for the 11th Judicial Circuit since January 1998. He is also chief circuit judge for the four-county circuit. Judge George served 14 years as a District Court judge prior to joining the circuit bench.\nChief Justice Minton appointed Circuit Judge Paul E. Braden, who serves McCreary and Whitley counties, as vice chief regional circuit judge for the Cumberland Region.\nThe AOC is the administrative arm of the Kentucky Court of Justice and supports the activities of 4,000 court system employees, including the elected offices of justices, judges and circuit court clerks. The AOC also executes the Judicial Branch\n", "entities": [{"start": 975, "end": 984, "label": ["57834"]}, {"start": 1010, "end": 1018, "label": ["16846"]}, {"start": 1052, "end": 1065, "label": ["597688"]}, {"start": 1094, "end": 1105, "label": ["57706"]}, {"start": 1227, "end": 1235, "label": ["16846"]}, {"start": 1694, "end": 1699, "label": ["112712"]}, {"start": 1701, "end": 1705, "label": ["95635"]}, {"start": 1707, "end": 1712, "label": ["112714"]}, {"start": 1720, "end": 1727, "label": ["3356"]}, {"start": 1741, "end": 1746, "label": ["393585"]}, {"start": 1748, "end": 1754, "label": ["115145"]}, {"start": 1756, "end": 1763, "label": ["115041"]}, {"start": 1765, "end": 1769, "label": ["1936019"]}, {"start": 1787, "end": 1794, "label": ["17653"]}, {"start": 1796, "end": 1802, "label": ["129588"]}, {"start": 1814, "end": 1820, "label": ["150877"]}, {"start": 1843, "end": 1850, "label": ["115131"]}, {"start": 1852, "end": 1858, "label": ["2559893"]}, {"start": 1860, "end": 1870, "label": ["108956"]}, {"start": 1882, "end": 1889, "label": ["33494758"]}, {"start": 1936, "end": 1944, "label": ["16846"]}, {"start": 1952, "end": 1968, "label": ["597688"]}, {"start": 1992, "end": 1997, "label": ["393585"]}, {"start": 1999, "end": 2005, "label": ["129588"]}, {"start": 2007, "end": 2013, "label": ["2559893"]}, {"start": 2018, "end": 2028, "label": ["108956"]}, {"start": 2083, "end": 2099, "label": ["597688"]}, {"start": 2214, "end": 2228, "label": ["985074"]}, {"start": 2356, "end": 2363, "label": ["33494758"]}, {"start": 2479, "end": 2487, "label": ["16846"]}, {"start": 2668, "end": 2683, "label": ["59564"]}]}
{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0500wb-68-30102", "text": "accelerated dragon (Non-Maroczy) Main Line With 11...qh5\nHome\n> Chess > Openings > opening\nanalysis > archive > accelerated\ndragon (Non-Maroczy) Main Line With 11...qh5\nSearch Our Site\nSearch The Web\nACCELERATED\nDRAGON\n(NON-MAROCZY)\nMAIN LINE WITH 11...Qh5\nBy\nDonaldson & Silman\nBy Donaldson & Silman\nI (Silman) was recently talking to my friend John Donaldson about the Accelerated Dragon (a long-time favorite of mine, while Donaldson is one of the world’s\ngreat authorities on this opening). After the moves 1.e4\nc5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.d4 cxd4 4.Nxd4 g6 5.Nc3 Bg7 6.Be3 Nf6 7.Bc4 Qa5 8.0–0\n0–0 9.Bb3 d6 10.h3 Bd7 11.f4, I used the\nsolid 11...Nxd4 12.Bxd4 Bc6 13.Qd3 Rad8 in the final years of my career.\nHowever, in earlier times I had a real love for 11...Rac8 when both 12.Qf3\nand 12.Nf3 are met by 12...Qh5. This favorite of the late grandmaster\nLeonid Stein scored well for Black in the mid 60s before some setbacks put\nit on the rubbish heap.\nThough it’s\nnot clear that this “Stein Variation” is actually bad\nfor Black, Kapengut wondered if ...Rac8 was really necessary,\nand thus he came up with 11...Qh5. Black had the usual ups\nand downs before this, too, was relegated to the “theoretically\ndubious” pile.\n11...Qh5,\nGOOD OR BAD?\nYears went by and grandmaster\nRoman Dzindzichashvili became interested in\nthe Accelerated Dragon and infused the opening\nwith many new ideas. In particular, he was\nquite high on 11...Qh5 (that’s how\nopenings are: they strike fear into various\nhearts, they get “refuted,” and\nthen they make a comeback), and Gata Kamsky\ndecided to give it a try, too. A brief flurry\nof international activity followed and then,\nonce again, it was laid to rest...before\nbeing raised from the ashes all over again\nby Dzindzi!\nSince retiring from active play, I find myself way out of the theoretical\nloop and so I was trying to milk Donaldson’s brain. “John, last\nI heard, 11...Qh5 seemed playable. Has anything new been discovered?”\nAs a response, JD kindly sent the following annotated game.\nBy the way, any readers who have experience in the 11...Nxd4, 11...Rc8\nfollowed by 12...Qh5, or in the 11...Qh5 lines are welcome to share\ntheir games and/or analysis (click HERE to\ncontact me or HERE to\ncontact Donaldson).\nJOHN DONALDSON'S REPLY:\nJeremy, I didn’t\nsee anything convincing for White when we wrote\nour book and I still don’t see anything\nnow! Here’s the latest.\nN Yap – D\nBlohm [B35]\nSan Francisco, 2003\nNotes by Donaldson\n1.e4 c5 2.Nf3\nNc6 3.d4 cxd4 4.Nxd4 g6 5.Nc3 Bg7 6.Be3 Nf6 7.Bc4\nQa5 8.0–0 0–0 9.Bb3 d6 10.h3 Bd7\n11.f4 Qh5 12.Nf3 b5 13.a3 a5 14.Qd3 b4!?\nDZINDZHI’S\nINFLUENCE MAKES ITSELF FELT\nMore commonly seen is 14...a4,\nbut the text might be better.\n15.Nd5\n15.Ne2 bxa3 16.Ng3 axb2 and now 17.Nxh5 bxa1=Q 18.Rxa1 Nxh5 is an interesting\nQueen sacrifice proposed by Blohm's teacher GM Roman Dzindzhihashvili.\nAN IMPORTANT\nPOSITION!\nThe position in the diagram\nseems fine for Black, but not taking on h5\ndoesn’t seem to give White anything at\nall: 17.Ra4 (or 17.Rab1 Nb4 18.Nxh5 Nxd3 19.Nxf6+\nBxf6 20.cxd3 a4 and the two pawns are better\nthan the piece) 17...Qh6 18.f5 g5 19.Bxg5\nNe5 20.Bxh6 Nxd3 21.Bxg7 Kxg7 22.cxd3 Bxa4.\nThe analysis here, too, is by Dzindzhi.\n15.axb4 axb4 16.Rxa8 (16.Nd5 runs into 16...Rxa1 17.Rxa1 Bxh3) 16...Rxa8 17.Ne2\nQa5, =, Hector-Minzer, La Coruna 1995, allows Black to complete his plan of\nbringing the Queen back to the queenside.\n15...a4?!\n15...bxa3! 16.Rxa3\nNxd5 puts the onus on White as b2 is hanging.\nTHE OPENING\nHASN’T GONE WELL FOR WHITE\nNote that 17.exd5 Nb4 wins\nserious material for Black.\n16.Bc4 bxa3 17.Qxa3\nNxd5\n17...Nxe4 18.Nb6 Rad8 19.Nxd7\nRxd7 20.Qxa4 is much better for White.\n18.Bxd5 Rab8 19.c3 Rfc8\n19...e6 was the best try with the idea 20.Qxd6 exd5\n21.exd5 Bxh3 22.dxc6 Rxb2 23.gxh3 Qxh3 White should answer 19...e6\nwith 20.Ba2 and some advantage.\n20.Rad1\nThe immediate 20.Ng5 looks stronger.\n20...Be8 21.Ng5 Na5 22.e5 Qe2 23.Bd2 Nc4 24.Qa2\n24.Bxc4 Qxc4 25.exd6 exd6 26.Bc1 d5 27.f5, =.\n24...Rxb2?\nFritz suggests the interesting line 24...Nxd2 25.Rfe1 (25.Bxf7+ Bxf7 26.Qxf7+\nKh8 27.Qd5 Qe3+ 28.Kh1 Bxe5 29.Qxd2 Qxd2 30.Rxd2 Bf6 31.Ne6 a3 and Black is\ndoing fine.) 25...Qd3.\n25.Bxc4 Rxd2 26.Qxd2??\n26.Bxf7+ Bxf7 27.Qxf7+ Kh8 28.Rxd2 Qxd2 29.Qe6 Rf8 30.Nf7+ Rxf7 31.Qxf7 h6\n32.Rb1 Kh7 33.Rb8 mating. Now Black gets ample compensation for the lost Exchange.\n26...Qxd2 27.Rxd2 Rxc4 28.exd6 exd6 29.Rxd6\nBxc3 30.Rd8 Kf8 31.Ra8, 1/2–1/2. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-05-05698", "text": "AASM Manual\n===========\n(This is more of a set of notes than a true manual.)\nAlpha++ release!\nRequired: {binary file, token specifier \"mnemonics\", source file}\nCommand line format\n~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~\nqasm [-s[d,v][{l, p}], , -l , -h , -e ]\n-s dumps the symbol table to the specified file.\nthe default is to dump in alphabetical order\nthe -sd option dumps symbols in order of Definition\nthe -sv option sorts symbols into ascending Value\nadding an 'l' will dump the Local labels too\nadding a 'p' will dump the literal Pools too\n-l dumps the list output to the specified file.\nthe -ls option will list the symbol table too\nthe -lk option will list the symbol table and insert a \"KMD\" identifier\n-h dumps ASCII hexadecimal to the specified file.\n-e dumps ELF to the specified file.\nomitting the filename (or substituting '-') directs to stdout.\n(Further options will be added later.)\nOutput information\n~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~\nEach pass attempts to define and refine label values.\nOn each pass\ninformation is echoed indicating \"Label changes\":\n\"defined\" is the number of labels which were defined for the\nfirst time on that pass.\n\"value changed\" is the number of labels whose definition has\nbeen altered on that pass; this is normally due to the object\ncode changing size as offsets are adjusted.\n\"read while undefined\" indicates references to labels which\nhave not yet had any definition.\nIteration continues until all these values are zero - at which time a\nfinal pass generates code - or the assembler becomes fed up, which\nimplies that the source code is not sensible.\nIn this case labels\nstill undefined are reported.\nErrors are reported as they are determined and, if a pass contains\nerrors, assembly will be aborted at the end of the pass.\nSource file input format\n~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~\nStandard assembly language: optional label followed by a mnemonic -\nwith addressing mode(s) as required - followed by an optional comment.\nAny field may be omitted where sensible.\nNo restrictions on mnemonic/label formatting (1st column, etc.)\nMnemonics (including directives) are case insensitive.\nLabels are case sensitive.\nLines are terminated by\nor .\nA line is truncated to a limit of 255 characters. (Alterable in source file.)\nDirectives supported are:\nINCLUDE \t\tInclude file as part of source\nGET\nSynonym for \"INCLUDE\"\nEQU\t\t\t\tEquate\nEXPORT\t, , ...\tMarks labels for export (for expansion)\nIf\n= \"all\", all labels are exported\nARM\t\t\t\tAssemble as 32-bit ARM code (default)\n(Automatically aligns to word boundary)\nTHUMB\t\t\t\tAssemble as 16-bit Thumb code\nARCHITECTURE\t\t\tSet instruction set architecture (default \"ALL\")\n{v3, v3M, v4, v4xM, v4T, v4TxM, v5, v5xM, v5T, v5TxM,\nv5TE, v5TExP, all, any} (last 2 are synonyms)\nARCH\t\t\t\tSynonym for ARCHITECTURE\nORIGIN\t\t\t\tOrigin (defaults to 00000000 at start)\nORG\t\t\t\tSynonym for ORIGIN\nENTRY\t\t\t\tMark code entry point\nALIGN\t, ]]\tIncrement origin to next multiple of\n[[Will default to 4-byte alignment\nNote: any label will be at the first filled address\nif filling the gap, but the aligned address if not.\nDEFS\t[, ]\tDefine space - space uninitialised if\nbyte omitted\nDEFB\t, , ...\tDefine byte\nDEFB\t\"string\", ...\t\tmay mix with above - possible delimiters \" ' ` /\nAccepts C-style escape codes\n{ \\0 \\\" \\' \\? \\\\ \\a \\b \\f \\n \\r \\t \\v }\nDEFH\t, , ...\tDefine 16-bit word (also strings as DEFB)\nDEFW\t, , ...\tDefine 32-bit word (also strings as DEFB)\nDCB\t\t\t\tSynonym for DEFB\nDCW\t\t\t\tSynonym for DEFH\nDCD\t\t\t\tSynonym for DEFW\nLITERAL\t\t\t\tDump any outstanding literal constants\nOwing to the automatic alignment and\nuser invisibility of literals it is\ninadvisable to label a LITERAL directive.\nLITERALS\t\t\tSynonym for LITERAL\nPOOL\t\t\t\tSynonym for LITERAL\nLTORG\t\t\t\tSynonym for LITERAL\nRN\t\t\t\tAlias a register name.\nNote: must precede alias use in assembly\nCN\t\t\t\tAlias a coprocessor register name.\nNote: must precede alias use in assembly\nNote: a value used in (e.g.) DEFB is truncated to the appropriate\nleast significant bits -without- a warning message being generated.\nLabel rules\n~~~~~~~~~~~\nLabels are strings of alphanumerics, beginning with an alphabetic\ncharacter.\n'_' is regarded as alphabetic.\nThey are case sensitive.\nA label can be any length, but only the first 31 characters are\nstored.\n(This limit can be changed in the source file.)\nLonger\nlabels are still likely to be distinguished by their hashes.\nLocal labels may be defined as decimal numbers.\nThe same label may be\ndefined repeatedly, if desired.\nA local label is referenced using a\n'%' prefix, thus:\n999\tbeq\t%b111\nThe reference may be specified as \"%b##\" (back) which searches for the\nnearest matching preceding definition in the assembly process, \"%f##\"\n(forward) which searches for the nearest matching succeeding\ndefinition or \"%##\" which searches backwards then forwards if not\nfound.\nBoth directions of search begin with the label on the current\nline, if any.\nExpression rules\n~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~\nAn operand may be one of:\n.\t\tcurrent location\nlabel\n%\tlocal label\ndecimal number\n:\tbinary number\t\t\t????\n0b\tbinary number\n@\toctal number\n$\thexadecimal number\n&\thexadecimal number\n0x\thexadecimal number\nValues are 32 bit, two's complement.\nAny number may contain an arbitrary number of '_' characters.\nThese\nare intended to be available as field separators (e.g. in long binary\nnumbers) and are ignored by the assembler.\nA monadic operator may be one of:\nSymbols\t\tOperation\n+\t\tPlus\n-\t\tNegative\n(2's complement)\n~\t\tNOT\n(1's complement)\n|\t\tlog\n(i.e. the bit number of the MS '1' or -1 for 0)\nOnly one monadic operator is allowed per element.\nA diadic operator may be one of:\nSymbols\t\tOperation\tPrecedence\n<< LSL SHL\tLeft shift\n6\t(High)\n>> LSR SHR\tRight shift\n6\nAND\t\tLogical AND\n5\n|\nOR\t\tLogical OR\n4\n^\nEOR XOR\tLogical XOR\n4\n*\t\tMultiply\n3\n/\nDIV\t\tDIV\n3\n\\\nMOD\t\tMOD\n3\n+\t\tAdd\n2\n-\t\tSubtract\n2\t(Low)\nParentheses may be used to force priority.\nMnemonics\n~~~~~~~~~\nStandard ARM mnemonics and syntax are supported, with the following additions:\nNOP\t\t\tARM no-operation (MOV R0, R0)\nUNDEF\t\t\tUndefined instruction (?C000010)\nUNDEFINED\t\tas above\nADR Rd, addr\t\tProduce an ADD/SUB Rd, PC, ## so that Rd becomes addr\nExactly one instruction is generated.\nADRL Rd, addr\t\tProduce a set of operations which sets up Rd\nby adding or subtracting from the PC.\nFrom\none to four instructions may be generated.\nADRn Rd, addr\t\tProduce a set of operations which sets Rd to\naddr, using exactly n instructions\nLDR/STR Rd, addr\tPC-relative addressing mode\nLDR Rd, =##\t\tMOV/MVN Rd, ## if possible, otherwise plant a\nPC-relative load to a literal constant.\nThe\nliterals will be dumped at the end of the file,\nor earlier with a LITERAL directive.\nLDRH will generate half word literals.\nLiterals will be aliased to earlier constants\nof the same value, where possible.\nLiteral pools are aligned automatically, as\ndeemed necessary by the assembler, and\nterminate on word alignment.\nADDX Rd, Rn, #nn\tA number of `extended' immediate operations\nwhich are synthesized from real operations but\nallow arbitrary sized immediate fields.\nFrom\none to four instructions may be generated;\nsome substitution (e.g. SUB for ADD) will be\nattempted if it shortens the sequence.\nOperations supported are {MOVX, ADDX, ADCX,\nSUBX, SBCX, RSBX, RSCX, ANDX, BICX, ORRX,\nEORX}.\nConditional operation and flag setting is\noptional; NOTE that an attempt to set the C or\nV FLAG will result in an UNDEFINED state as\npredicting where an overflow may occur is not\npossible and the flags can only be set on the\nlast instruction in the sequence.\nThese sequences may provide a convenient means\nof performing some operations but should be\nused with caution.\nAn advantage of this mechanism over \"LDR =\" is\nthat the data is fetched from the code stream\nrather than as data; thus the constants are\nmore easily integrated with instruction\ncaches, etc.\nNotes for Thumb:\nNOP is MOV R8, R8 because MOV R0, R0 would affect the flags.\nOnly ADR (and ADR1) are currently supported.\nRegister names\n~~~~~~~~~~~~~~\nRegister names are case insensitive.\nThe following register names are\npredefined:\nName\tName\tName\tValue\nr0\ta1\n0\nr1\ta2\n1\nr2\ta3\n2\nr3\ta4\n3\nr4\tv1\n4\nr5\tv2\n5\nr6\tv3\n6\nr7\tv4\n7\nr8\tv5\n8\nr9\tv6\tsb\n9\nr10\tv7\tsl\t 10\nr11\tfp\t\t 11\nr12\tip\t\t 12\nr13\tsp\t\t 13\nr14\tlr\t\t 14\nr15\tpc\t\t 15\nOther aliases (also case insensitive) may be created with the \"RN\"\ndirective, e.g.\nacc\t\trn\tr0\nCoprocessor names are treated similarly.\nPredefined aliases are \"C?\"\nand \"CR?\" where '?' is a decimal number 0-15.\nThe relevant directive\nis \"CN\".\nStatus register names are not aliasable.\nCoprocessor names\n~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~\nPredefined coprocessor names are \"P?\" or \"CP?\" where '?' is a decimal\nnumber 0-15.\nThey are case insensitive.\nAliases may be defined with\nthe \"CP\" directive.\nNon-literal translation\n~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~\nSome instructions will be modified, if possible, if they cannot be\nassembled as specified.\nFor example: \"ADD R1, R2, #-1\" becomes\n\"SUB\nR1, R2, #1\".\nThere are two such sets of pairs:\nADD/SUB and CMP/CMP\t\tOperand negated\nAND/BIC, ADC/SBC and MOV/MVN\tOperand inverted\nAs mentioned above, instructions of the form \"LDR Rd, =###\" will be\ntranslated to MOV or MVN if the immediate field will fit in the\ninstruction.\nCaveats\n~~~~~~~\nIf using literal pools (i.e. the LDR R0, =&12345678 syntax) it is\nadvisable to finish the code file with a \"LITERAL\n", "entities": [{"start": 375, "end": 385, "label": ["7964"]}, {"start": 701, "end": 706, "label": ["586"]}, {"start": 751, "end": 754, "label": ["9914"]}, {"start": 1381, "end": 1390, "label": ["68833"]}, {"start": 1788, "end": 1796, "label": ["18934904"]}, {"start": 2032, "end": 2041, "label": ["20818181"]}, {"start": 3585, "end": 3592, "label": ["1908624"]}, {"start": 5445, "end": 5447, "label": ["16949861"]}, {"start": 5760, "end": 5763, "label": ["9767106"]}, {"start": 6565, "end": 6572, "label": ["1908624"]}, {"start": 6825, "end": 6827, "label": ["55300"]}, {"start": 7044, "end": 7047, "label": ["4081458"]}, {"start": 7303, "end": 7312, "label": ["9920876"]}, {"start": 7758, "end": 7763, "label": ["194538"]}, {"start": 7831, "end": 7834, "label": ["412602"]}, {"start": 7901, "end": 7909, "label": ["3374485"]}, {"start": 8224, "end": 8226, "label": ["55300"]}, {"start": 8329, "end": 8331, "label": ["238770"]}, {"start": 8397, "end": 8399, "label": ["260799"]}, {"start": 8521, "end": 8523, "label": ["5959"]}, {"start": 8622, "end": 8624, "label": ["5959"]}, {"start": 8867, "end": 8870, "label": ["4081458"]}, {"start": 8913, "end": 8916, "label": ["17555269"]}, {"start": 8917, "end": 8920, "label": ["17555269"]}, {"start": 9219, "end": 9226, "label": ["1908624"]}]}
{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-06-28661", "text": "Last-Modified: Mon, 12 Jan 2009 01:16:03 GMT\nAccept-Ranges: bytes\nETag: \"d4b0fc555374c91:0\"\nServer: Microsoft-IIS/7.0\nX-Powered-By: ASP.NET\nDate: Thu, 01 Mar 2012 17:26:40 GMT\nConnection: close\nContent-Length: 13330\nEXCEL Basics: Data Types and Data Input\nEXCEL 2007 Basics: Data Input and Types of Data\nA. Colin Cameron, Dept. of Economics, Univ. of\nCalif.\n- Davis\nThis September 1999 help sheet gives information\nText files and non-text files.\nFile formats.\nMethods to input data from a range of sources\n1. Type data into an existing Worksheet\n2. Read in data from an existing worksheet or\nworkbook\n3. Copy data from an existing worksheet\n4. Read in data from an existing comma-separated\nvalues file\n5. Read in data from an existing text file\n6. Read in data from files in other formats\nSaving files\nIt can be surprisingly difficult to input data from\nsources other than\nan Excel workbook from versions of Excel the same as or earlier than\nthe\nversion you are using.\nTEXT FILES AND NON-TEXT FILES\nThere are many ways to represent data on a computer.\nThe essential\ndivide is between text files and non-text files.\nText files can\nbe directly read using a text editor such as Notepad in Microsoft Windows.\nThese files often have extension .txt but can often have other\nextensions (a common one we will use is .csv).\nExample: For the text file carsdata.txt Notepad\nyields\nNon-text files cannot be meaningfully read using a text editor such as Notepad.\nThen one obtains non-text characters that appear as, for example, @Z\nxxxxxxx\nExample: For the non-text file carsdata.xls (an Excel file)\nNotepad yields\nInstead non-text files can only be read using\nspecial software.\nIn this example an Excel file can be meaningfully read using the Excel\nprogram.\nFILE FORMATS\nThe most common data formats used to store data in\nfiles that can be\nread data into Excel are:\nExisting Excel workbook or worksheet with\nextension .xls\nThis is easily read into Excel, just like reading a Word\nfile with extension .doc using MS Word.\nExisting Excel workbook or worksheet with\nextension .xlsx\nThe extension .xlsx mean that the file is in Excel 2007\nformat.\nThis may not be recognized by earlier versions of Excel such as Excel\n97 or Excel 2003.\nComma-separated values text file with extension .csv\nThis is easily read into Excel.\nFurthermore, because this is a text file it can be read by many other\nprograms.\nText file, often with extension .txt\nor extension .asc\nThis can be read into Excel but information about the\nformatting of the data needs to be provided, as explained below.\nMETHODS TO INPUT DATA\nCommon ways to input data into Excel are:\nType in data into a new Excel worksheet.\nRead in data from an existing Excel workbook.\nCopy data from an existing Excel worksheet.\nRead in data from an existing comma-separated\nvalues text file.\nRead in data from and existing text file\n(possibly\ndownloaded\nfrom the internet)\nand convert the file to an Excel worksheet.\nRead in data from other format files if Excel\nrecognizes this\nformat.\n1. TYPE IN DATA INTO A NEW EXCEL WORKSHEET\nOpen Excel, for example from Windows Start Menu |\nPrograms.\nThis immediately puts you into a new Excel worksheet, or prompts you\nto ask for a new Excel worksheet.\nConsider entry of the following data on the number\nof cars in a\nhousehold\n(first column) and the number of persons in the household (second\ncolumn).\n1\n1\n2\n2\n2\n3\n2\n4\n3\n5\nType the data into cells A1:A5 and cells B1:B5.\n(Click on cell A1\nand\nenter 1 and then enter, then 2 and enter ....)\nThen give headers to the two columns.\nPut cursor in cell A1 and right-click and select Insert and then select\nEntire Row.\nThen in the new blank cell A1 type CARS and in the new blank cell A2\ntype HH SIZE.\nNow headers (CARS and HH SIZE) are in row 1 and data\nare in rows 2\nto\n6. The final data are:\nNext give the worksheet a name.\nGo to the sheet tab at the bottom, which may be called Sheet 1,\nright-click\nand select Rename and give the worksheet a name.\nFinally save the workbook by using Office Button and\nSave As if a new workbook\nor Office Button and Save if saving an existing workbook.\nIf typing in a lot of data it is obviously best to save the workbook a\nnumber of times before typing is finished.\n2. READ IN DATA FROM AN EXISTING EXCEL WORKBOOK\nOR WORKSHEET\nThis is the easiest, if you have approriate\nversion(s) of Excel.\nOpen Excel, for example from Start Menu | Programs.\nLeft-click the Office Button, select Open and give the filename or\nbrowse for the file you\nwant to input.\nUsually the filename will have extension .xls\nor .xlsx\nExcel 2007 should read all previous versions of Excel files, though not\nvice-versa.\nFor example, read in the file carsdata.xls\n(which is an Excel 97-2003 workbook).\n3. COPY DATA FROM AN EXISTING EXCEL WORKSHEET\nSuppose we are already in an existing worksheet\nwithin an existing\nworkbook.\nRight click on the Worksheet Tab at the bottom.\nThis yields the Move or Copy dialog box\nIf copy is to the existing workbook (the default)\nthen most often\none\nchooses the (move to end) option in Before Sheet.\nIf copy is to a new workbook then choose the (new\nbook) option in\nto\nbook and type in the name of the new book.\nIn either case select the Create a Copy option.\nGive the new worksheet an appropriate name by going\nto the sheet tab\nat the bottom, right-click and select rename and give the worksheet a\nname.\n4. READ IN DATA FROM A COMMA-SEPARATED VALUES FILE\nA comma-separated values file is a text file where\neach row is a spreadsheet row and each entry, separated by a comma, is\na column entry for that row.\nThe first row provides names for the columns of the spreadsheet.\nThese files are given extension .csv.\nExcel automatically reads in files with extension .csv\nMany other programs are able to read in data a .csv\nfile, but not data in an .xls file.\nIt is a standard format for transferring data across different programs.\nFor example the file carsdata.csv\nis a text file with the following entries\nRelated text files include tab-delimited text\nand  space-delimited formatted text.\n5. READ IN DATA FROM AN EXISTING TEXT FILE\n5a. Obtain text file with data from the internet\nSkip this step if you already have the data file carsdata.txt on\nyour computer.\nIn your web browser click on file carsdata.txt\nThe web browser displays\n1. 1.\n2. 2.\n2. 3.\n2. 4.\n3. 5.\nChoose File / Save As in your browser to save the\ndata as carsdata.txt in\ndirectory\nof your choosing, e.g. in c:/Temp\n5b. Enter the text file with data into Excel\nNow open Excel and from the Office Button choose Open\nAt the bottom of the Open dialog box choose the option Files of type |\nAll Files (*.*) and navigate to highlight file c:/Temp/carsdata.txt and\nclick Open.\nThis yields the Text Import Wizard\nThe challenge is to places the first and second\nnumbers into separate columns, rather than\ncombined into one column.\nIn text import import wizard\nChoose Delimited if the data are delimited and\nFixed width if the\ndata are fixed width.\nIn this example either option can be chosen.\nSet the Start import at row to the first row that\nhas data, skipping any preceding text such as explanation of the data.\nIn this example there is now preceding text, so Start\nimport at row 1.\nSo Step 1: choose Delimited and Start Import at Row\n1 and hit Next.\nThis yields Step 2. The default Delimiter is Tab. Change this to Space.\nThen check that the Data preview has correctly split up the data, as is\nthe case below.\nHit next.\nThis yields step 3. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-17-15597", "text": "Vary: Accept-Encoding\nLucchesi Lab at Emory\nSome Recent Publications from the Lab\nDrosophila X\nchromosome chromatin remodeling:\nSmith, E., A. Pannuti, W. Gu, A.\nSteuernagel, R.G. Cook, C. D. Allis and J. C. Lucchesi.  2000.\nThe Drosophila MSL complex acetylates histone H4 at lysine 16, a\nchromatin modification linked to dosage compensation. Mol. Cell. Biol. 20:\n312-318.\nGu, W., Pannuti, A. and J. C.\nLucchesi  2000  Targeting the Chromatin-remodeling MSL\ncomplex of Drosophila to its sites of action on the X chromosome requires both\nacetyl transferase and ATPase activities. EMBO J. 19: 5202-5211.\nPannuti, A., and J. C.\nLucchesi  2000  Recycle to remodel: evolution of dosage compensation\ncomplexes. Curr. Opin. Genet. Devel. 10: 644-650.\nEisen, A., Utley, RT, Nourani,\nA., Allard, S., Schmidt, P., Lane, W.S., Lucchesi, J.C., and J. Cote  2001\nThe yeast NuA4 and Drosophila MSL complexes contain homologous subunits\nimportant for transcriptional regulation. J Biol. Chem. 276: 3484-3491.\nVogt, S., G. Schneider, A.\nSteuernagel, J. Lucchesi, E. Schultze, R. Rudolph, and G. Schmahl  2001\nX-ray microscopic studies of the Drosophila dosage compensation complex.\nJ. Struct. Biol. 132 : 123-132.\nSmith, ER, Allis, C.D., and J. C. Lucchesi  2001 Linking global histone acetylation to\nthe transcription enhancement of X-chromosomal genes in Drosophila males. J Biol Chem,  276: 31483-31486.\nSass, G.L., Pannuti, A., and J.C. Lucchesi  2003\nMale-specific lethal complex of Drosophila targets activated regions of\nthe X chromosome for chromatin remodeling. Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci. USA,\n100:8287-8291.\nLucchesi, J.C.  2004.  Reproduction and Development:  Dosage Compensation.  In:  Comprehensive Molecular Insect Science, L.I. Gilbert, K. Iatrou,\nand S.S. Gill, editors, pp. 237-245 (Elsevier/Pergamon).\nJohn C. Lucchesi, William G Kelly, and Barbara Panning 2005 Chromatin remodeling\nin dosage compensation. Ann. Rev. Genetics 39: 615-651.\nHuman chromatin remodeling:\nPardo, PS, Leing, JK, Lucchesi, J.C., and O.\nPereira-Smith  2002  MRG15 a novel chromodomain protein is present\nin two distinct multiprotein complexes involved in transcription activation. J.\nBiol. Chem., 277:50860-6.\nGupta, A., G.G. Sharma, C.S.H. Young, M.\nAgarwal, E. R. Smith, J.C. Lucchesi,\nK.K. Khanna, T. Ludwig, and TK Pandita.\n2005.  Involvement\nof human MOF in ATM function. Molec. Cell. Biol., 25:5292-305.\nSmith\nE.R., Cayrou, C., Huang, R., Lane, W.S., Côté, J.\n", "entities": [{"start": 135, "end": 137, "label": ["9222"]}, {"start": 179, "end": 183, "label": ["1383563"]}, {"start": 377, "end": 379, "label": ["15352210"]}, {"start": 390, "end": 392, "label": ["290"]}, {"start": 433, "end": 442, "label": ["6933"]}, {"start": 579, "end": 586, "label": ["3668978"]}, {"start": 611, "end": 613, "label": ["290"]}, {"start": 751, "end": 753, "label": ["290"]}, {"start": 762, "end": 764, "label": ["5417956"]}, {"start": 775, "end": 777, "label": ["290"]}, {"start": 791, "end": 798, "label": ["2994664"]}, {"start": 804, "end": 808, "label": ["695977"]}, {"start": 1205, "end": 1207, "label": ["9775"]}, {"start": 1359, "end": 1370, "label": ["4964742"]}, {"start": 1412, "end": 1414, "label": ["290"]}, {"start": 1561, "end": 1564, "label": ["21927"]}, {"start": 1572, "end": 1575, "label": ["69889343"]}, {"start": 1577, "end": 1580, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 1780, "end": 1788, "label": ["420561"]}, {"start": 1789, "end": 1797, "label": ["1025821"]}, {"start": 1860, "end": 1869, "label": ["6933"]}, {"start": 1972, "end": 1974, "label": ["39565408"]}, {"start": 1983, "end": 1985, "label": ["62209600"]}, {"start": 2190, "end": 2192, "label": ["290"]}, {"start": 2289, "end": 2291, "label": ["1308330"]}, {"start": 2329, "end": 2332, "label": ["856149"]}, {"start": 2336, "end": 2339, "label": ["4305094"]}, {"start": 2403, "end": 2405, "label": ["6301653"]}, {"start": 2418, "end": 2422, "label": ["695977"]}, {"start": 2436, "end": 2438, "label": ["3668978"]}]}
{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-18-11681", "text": "William Cavendish, 4th duke of Devonshire (prime minister of Great Britain) -- Britannica Online Encyclopedia\nHOME\nBROWSE\nBLOG\nADVOCACY\nHELP\nWORKSPACE\nWith all of these words\nWith the exact phrase\nWith any of these words\nWithout these words\nUsername:\nPassword:\nRemember meForgot your password?\nCreate a new workspace\nHelp\n\"Email\" is the e-mail address you used when you registered.\n\"Password\" is case sensitive.\nIf you need additional assistance, please contact customer support.\nEnter the e-mail address you used when enrolling for Britannica Premium Service and we will e-mail your password to you.\nSearch Site:\nAdvanced Search\nHome\nEncyclopædia Britannica\n(5)\nEmil Devrient (German actor)\nDevils Lake (North Dakota, United States)\ndevitrification (crystallography)\ndevolution (government and politics)\nDevonport (Tasmania, Australia)\nTable of ContentsWilliam Cavendish, 4th duke of DevonshireArticleCitations\nArticle\nCitations\nEDIT\nSAVE\nPRINT\nE-MAIL\nVideo, Images & Audio\nRelated Articles, Ebooks & More\nWeb Links\nArticle History\nContributors\nDictionary\n& Thesaurus\nWorkspace\nWidgets\nWilliam Cavendish, 4th duke of Devonshire\nARTICLE\nfrom the\nEncyclopædia Britannica\nGet involved\nShare\nWilliam Cavendish, 4th duke of Devonshire,  (born 1720—died October 3, 1764, Spa, Liège, Austrian Netherlands [now in Belgium), prime minister of Great Britain from November 1756 to May 1757, at the start of the Seven Years' War.\nEldest son of William Cavendish, the 3rd Duke (1698–1755), he was elected to the House of Commons in 1741 and 1747, and in 1751 he moved to the House of Lords, as Lord Cavendish of Hardwick, in his father’s barony. After becoming lord lieutenant and governor-general of Ireland (1754), he succeeded to the dukedom (1755); and the following year he agreed to become nominal prime minister. William Pitt had refused to serve in the ministry of the Duke of Newcastle, and the great Whig families balked at Pitt himself becoming prime minister. Thus, Devonshire was summoned to the post, while Pitt became the ministry’s real authority as secretary of state to manage the war. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-31-22539", "text": "Last-Modified: Mon, 30 Jan 2012 16:26:03 GMT\nAccept-Ranges: bytes\nETag: \"77d37dc6bdfcc1:234e\"\nX-Powered-By: ASP.NET\nServer: OSU/3.9c\nDate: Thu, 01 Mar 2012 17:15:51 GMT\nConnection: close\nMissouri Grants\nThis website is best viewed in a browser that supports web standards.\nSkip to content or, if you would rather, Skip to navigation.\nKXCV/KRNW\nNEWS\nRegional/Local Newsroom\nUS\nWorld\nBusiness\nHealth and Science\nOpinion\nWeather\nElections\nContact News\nPodcasts/RSS Feeds\nNow Showing\nARTS\nArts and Entertainment\nMusic Videos\nClassical\nJazz and Blues\nRock, Pop and Folk\nBooks\nOn Television\nPerforming Arts\nMovies\nPeople and Places\nFun and Games\nMedia\nSUPPORT KXCV\nBecome a Member\nScholarships\nMembership Levels and Gifts\nPublic Radio Tours\nVehicle Donation\nEVENTS\nKXCV-KRNW Events\nEvents Calendar\nPhoto Albums\nSubmit Your Event\nABOUT US\nProgram Guide\nHistory\nMeet the Staff\nMission Statement\nJobs and EEO\nUnderwriters\nContact Us\nBEARCAT RADIO\nLocal/Regional\nCoaches Shows\nNorthwest Features\nNational Champions\nAffiliates\nUnderwriters\nContact Us\nNews\nLocal/Regional Newsroom\nUS\nWorld\nBusiness\nHealth and Science\nOpinion\nWeather\nElections\nContact News\nPodcasts/RSS Feeds\nMissouri GrantsHarrisKANSAS CITY, MO (2011-08-9)Over $300,000 in grants will aid law enforcement agencies in solving crimes in northwest Missouri and the Kansas City area.\nThe Missouri Department of Public Safety announced the money would be given to the local authorities to help fight on-line criminals who prey on underage children. The western Missouri cyber crimes task force in Platte county will receive over $202,000 which will include the counties of: Andrew, Atchison, Buchanan, Caldwell, Carroll, Daviess, Dekalb, Gentry, Grundy, Harrison, Holt, Livingston, Mercer, Nodaway and Worth. Also receiving money is the Kirksville regional computer crimes unit which received $50,000 and covers the counties of Linn, Putnam, and Sullivan. These task forces use many different methods to try and prevent on-line crimes such as undercover operations, reactive enforcement and forensic investigation.\n© Copyright, KXCV\nThe Public Radio Service of Northwest Missouri State University, Maryville\n", "entities": [{"start": 334, "end": 338, "label": ["7312293"]}, {"start": 339, "end": 343, "label": ["7312293"]}, {"start": 1164, "end": 1172, "label": ["19571"]}, {"start": 1301, "end": 1309, "label": ["19571"]}, {"start": 1318, "end": 1329, "label": ["572408"]}, {"start": 1512, "end": 1520, "label": ["19571"]}, {"start": 1548, "end": 1561, "label": ["94561"]}, {"start": 1633, "end": 1641, "label": ["94699"]}, {"start": 1653, "end": 1661, "label": ["114963"]}, {"start": 1663, "end": 1670, "label": ["124573"]}, {"start": 1681, "end": 1687, "label": ["111092"]}, {"start": 1689, "end": 1695, "label": ["94647"]}, {"start": 1697, "end": 1703, "label": ["137525"]}, {"start": 1705, "end": 1713, "label": ["106858"]}, {"start": 1715, "end": 1719, "label": ["94639"]}, {"start": 1721, "end": 1731, "label": ["95570"]}, {"start": 1733, "end": 1739, "label": ["133234"]}, {"start": 1741, "end": 1748, "label": ["94575"]}, {"start": 1753, "end": 1758, "label": ["94488"]}, {"start": 1788, "end": 1798, "label": ["122478"]}, {"start": 1879, "end": 1883, "label": ["94603"]}, {"start": 1885, "end": 1891, "label": ["108873"]}, {"start": 1897, "end": 1905, "label": ["124558"]}, {"start": 2112, "end": 2147, "label": ["1193562"]}, {"start": 2149, "end": 2158, "label": ["122983"]}]}
{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-38-01436", "text": "Twenty20 Cup North 2011\nFree Betting Online\nFree Bets\nSports Betting\nEntertainment Betting\nSpread Betting\nBetting News\nBetting Blog\nFeatured Bookmaker\nRecently Viewed\nTwenty20 Cup North 2011\nTwenty20 Cup Cricket Betting 2011\nTwenty20 Cricket Betting\nCricket Betting\nSports Betting\nFree Bets\nTwenty20 Cup North 2011\nThe Twenty20 Cup North 2011 includes the nine counties further up the county that will be battling against each other for the two qualification positions. Twenty20 Cup North 2011 will be a very competitive group.\nOur top recommended bookmakers for Twenty20 Cup North betting 2011\n£25 Free Bet£40 Free Bet£150 Free Bet\n£25 Free Bet£50 Free Bet\n£35 Free Bet£50 Free Bet\nThe sole reason that Twenty20 Cup North 2011 is one of the more difficult Cricket Betting markets is because so many of the counties that are good in County Championship cricket will play in this section.\nTwenty20 Cup North Betting Favourites\nThere are two clear Twenty20 Cup North betting favourites in this Sports Betting field. Durham and Nottinghamshire have shared the County Championship over the last three seasons and have two of the best balanced squads in England.\nDurham are one of the Twenty20 Cup North betting favourites because they have the best pace attack in the country. The likes of Graham Onions, Liam Plunkett and Steve Harmison are all contracted to Durham for Twenty20.Nottinghamshire are one of the Twenty20 Cup North betting favourites in Twenty20 Cricket Betting because they have two key England bowlers in their squad. Graeme Swann and Stuart Broad should play big roles in the Notts side in Twenty20 this season.\nOutsiders in Twenty20 Cup North Betting\nThere is a large group of counties who will all consider themselves outsiders in Twenty20 Cup North betting. Yorkshire, Lancashire, Leicestershire and Warwickshire will all be pushing for the top two spots.\nLeicestershire are probably the biggest outsiders in Twenty20 Cup North betting because they cannot boast as good a squad as other counties in the section. However, they have experience of winning this tournament before and will want that feeling of success back.Warwickshire could attract a lot of attention because they have some quality England players to call in if they are available for selection. Ian Bell is one of the best batsmen in the country and he will be playing in the top order for Warwickshire in Twenty20 Cup North.\nChasing Pack in Twenty20 Cup North Betting\nNorthamptonshire, Derbyshire and Worcestershire will all make up the chasing pack in Twenty20 Cup North betting. On paper, not one of these sides has a squad strong enough to contend with the main rivals for the title this season.The main weakness of these three counties is inconsistency and this has held them back in the past few season. Northants, Derbyshire and Worcestershire\n", "entities": [{"start": 833, "end": 852, "label": ["683599"]}, {"start": 992, "end": 1006, "label": ["1328050"]}, {"start": 1014, "end": 1020, "label": ["1176371"]}, {"start": 1025, "end": 1040, "label": ["667341"]}, {"start": 1057, "end": 1076, "label": ["683599"]}, {"start": 1149, "end": 1156, "label": ["759125"]}, {"start": 1158, "end": 1164, "label": ["1176371"]}, {"start": 1286, "end": 1299, "label": ["6731646"]}, {"start": 1301, "end": 1314, "label": ["2707076"]}, {"start": 1319, "end": 1333, "label": ["950611"]}, {"start": 1356, "end": 1362, "label": ["1176371"]}, {"start": 1376, "end": 1391, "label": ["667341"]}, {"start": 1499, "end": 1506, "label": ["759125"]}, {"start": 1531, "end": 1543, "label": ["3555627"]}, {"start": 1548, "end": 1560, "label": ["3937805"]}, {"start": 1590, "end": 1595, "label": ["68049"]}, {"start": 1775, "end": 1784, "label": ["869945"]}, {"start": 1786, "end": 1796, "label": ["749919"]}, {"start": 1798, "end": 1812, "label": ["1622318"]}, {"start": 1817, "end": 1829, "label": ["667292"]}, {"start": 1873, "end": 1887, "label": ["1622318"]}, {"start": 2136, "end": 2148, "label": ["667292"]}, {"start": 2213, "end": 2220, "label": ["759125"]}, {"start": 2277, "end": 2285, "label": ["1884100"]}, {"start": 2372, "end": 2384, "label": ["667292"]}, {"start": 2451, "end": 2467, "label": ["530308"]}, {"start": 2469, "end": 2479, "label": ["1829984"]}, {"start": 2484, "end": 2498, "label": ["1156428"]}, {"start": 2792, "end": 2801, "label": ["66584"]}, {"start": 2803, "end": 2813, "label": ["1829984"]}, {"start": 2818, "end": 2832, "label": ["1156428"]}]}
{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-41-31320", "text": "Date: Thu, 01 Mar 2012 18:39:07 GMT\nServer: Microsoft-IIS/7.0\nX-AspNet-Version: 2.0.50727\nX-Powered-By: ASP.NET\nContent-Length: 37401\nConnection: Close\nStudy of weather changes is constant | Irish Examiner\nFind a...\nFind date\nFind job\nFind car\nFind home\nDIGITAL EDITION\nPICTURE SALES\nCOMPETITIONS\nTODAY'S DEAL\nNews\nSport\nBusiness\nOpinion\nFeaturesWeekend\nEditorial\nLetters\nSend letter\nColumnists\nColette Browne\nAnn Cahill\nMatt Cooper\nFergus Finlay\nTerry Prone\nIvan Yates\n---------\nRichard Collins\nDamien Enright\nDonal Hickey\nDick Warner\nBooks\nBook Store\nStudy of weather changes is constantBy Donal Hickey Monday, February 21, 2011Irish people’s obsession with the weather, and what ‘it’s going to do’, is not\nunique.Many of the signs on which traditional weather prediction has always been based\nare also talked about in other parts of the world.\nEven though the land and climate in both countries are very different, the weather-conscious Irish farmer has, for example, much in common with, say, a fellow farmer in Greece.\nFor thousands of years before Jean Byrne, or Martin King, came on the television each night to give us scientific forecasts, people looked to the sky, plants, and animals for indications of what the morrow would bring.\nIndeed, there’s a striking similarity in the signs on which amateur meteorologists of old, around the world, based their predictions. This is borne out by retired UCC classics lecturer, Dr Patrick Cronin, in a newly-published study spanning 3,000 years.\nThe scholarly tome sets out the attempts made by the Greeks to predict weather change by naked-eye observation of signs from the sky, unaided by scientific meteorology.\nKnowledge of weather lore gained while growing up on a farm in Sliabh Luachra, close to the Cork/Kerry border, was fundamental in Dr Cronin’s later study of how the Greeks went about it. Much of his seminal knowledge was gleaned from his father while they saved hay or worked in the bog together, or while observing the fire on the hearth with his mother.\nThis is acknowledged in the book’s dedication, which reads: ‘To the memory of my father, who taught me to read the wind.’ In a foreword, TCD Emeritus Professor George Huxley describes Dr Cronin as a scholar by vocation and a countryman at heart.\nHe has combined his boyhood insights with his knowledge of the Greek language. But his rural upbringing helped him in another way — while the greater part of his research was carried out at his desk and in academic libraries, he could easily identify with the old people he interviewed in the Greek countryside.\nIt was from farmers, shepherds, and sailors that he learned a deal about Greek weather lore. His book contains a catalogue of\n720 signs derived from clouds, comets, dew, frost, mist, moon, winds and many other natural phenomena.\nThe crucial importance of the weather for agriculture is recognised in an ancient Greek proverb with a universal application — it is the seasons, not the soil, that bear crops. Most of the predictions in Ireland and Greece are based on observation of birds, animals, insects and fish, the sun and the moon.\nThe Greeks, however, use far more signs from animals and the sky than we do, though some signs are common to both countries. One is that gulls fly in from the sea before a storm, often referred to by people in Cork, Kerry, Donegal and Tipperary. Another is that streaks of light beneath the sun are a sign of bad weather — found in the folk traditions of the Blasket islands, and other areas along the west coast. Dr Cronin grew up in a place with a lyrical name that would have been familiar to the great Gaelic poets, Eoghan Ruadh Ó Suilleabhain and Aogan Ó Rathaille, who hailed from the area. It’s called Magha an tSamhraidh (summer pasture), not far from the Paps Mountains.\nPeople in the area would look towards the Paps, and other mountains, for weather indications from the presence of cloud, clarity of the atmosphere and other observations. Low clouds on the mountains are seen as a sure sign of approaching rain.\nOther mountains mentioned by him include Clara and Muisire, in Co Cork, and Cnoc Firinne, near Ballingarry, in Co Limerick. Translated, Cnoc Firinne means hill of truth, believed to be so named because of the accurate weather indications it rendered farmers through the centuries.\nThe sudden appearance of thousands of ants on a road in Ireland has always been regarded as a portent of rain. The ancient Greeks also used this weather sign. And Dr Cronin believes that faith placed in ants as weather prophets is justified. Ants, he says, have a high sensitivity to atmospheric change and can anticipate rain sooner than man.\nAnother belief common to Ireland, Greece, and many other countries is that if swallows fly low it is a sign of rain. This sign is reliable, he remarks. Swallows are able to catch insects at high levels in fine weather, but when the atmosphere is very humid, just prior to rain, insects remain near ground level so that swallows descend in pursuit.\nNot all the old signs could be trusted, but people all over the world have benefited over millennia from the wisdom of weather lore.\n* Greek Popular Meteorology from Antiquity to the Present\n", "entities": [{"start": 630, "end": 635, "label": ["14560"]}, {"start": 940, "end": 945, "label": ["14560"]}, {"start": 1016, "end": 1022, "label": ["12108"]}, {"start": 1069, "end": 1080, "label": ["51109457"]}, {"start": 1406, "end": 1409, "label": ["738094"]}, {"start": 1550, "end": 1556, "label": ["12108"]}, {"start": 1729, "end": 1743, "label": ["993435"]}, {"start": 1758, "end": 1762, "label": ["46709"]}, {"start": 1763, "end": 1768, "label": ["92615"]}, {"start": 1831, "end": 1837, "label": ["12108"]}, {"start": 2159, "end": 2162, "label": ["143732"]}, {"start": 2331, "end": 2336, "label": ["12108"]}, {"start": 2561, "end": 2566, "label": ["12108"]}, {"start": 2653, "end": 2658, "label": ["12108"]}, {"start": 2891, "end": 2896, "label": ["12108"]}, {"start": 3013, "end": 3020, "label": ["14560"]}, {"start": 3025, "end": 3031, "label": ["12108"]}, {"start": 3120, "end": 3126, "label": ["12108"]}, {"start": 3326, "end": 3330, "label": ["46709"]}, {"start": 3332, "end": 3337, "label": ["92615"]}, {"start": 3339, "end": 3346, "label": ["2818885"]}, {"start": 3351, "end": 3360, "label": ["2802637"]}, {"start": 3518, "end": 3528, "label": ["174579"]}, {"start": 3622, "end": 3628, "label": ["28397"]}, {"start": 3838, "end": 3842, "label": ["4489"]}, {"start": 4103, "end": 4110, "label": ["46709"]}, {"start": 4135, "end": 4146, "label": ["4548727"]}, {"start": 4151, "end": 4162, "label": ["97827"]}, {"start": 4164, "end": 4174, "label": ["18630637"]}, {"start": 4377, "end": 4384, "label": ["14560"]}, {"start": 4444, "end": 4450, "label": ["12108"]}, {"start": 4690, "end": 4697, "label": ["14560"]}, {"start": 4699, "end": 4705, "label": ["12108"]}, {"start": 5179, "end": 5188, "label": ["252905"]}, {"start": 5196, "end": 5203, "label": ["873021"]}]}
{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-54-22871", "text": "999: Twenty-nine Original Tales of Horror and Suspense\nBack to Brett's Book Collection\nBack to Horror\nEdited by Al Sarantonio\n999: Twenty-nine Original Tales of Horror and Suspense\nComments:\n999: Twenty-nine Original Tales of Horror and Suspense\nEdited By Al Sarantonio\n999: Twenty-nine Original Tales of Horror and Suspense is\na consistently solid collection of short stories, never published before\nbeing included in this book. More than one made best of collections\nin the year it was published. Al Sarrantonio set out to collect only\nhigh quality stories, and even had the rather lofty goal of starting\nanother upsurge in horror sales. While he didn’t necessarily succeed\nat all he set out to do, this IS an extremely solid collection that\nbelongs on the shelf of all serious horror fans. Joe Lansdale’s\n“Mad Dog Summer” is the best of a very impressive lot, and\nI also greatly enjoyed William Peter Blatty’s short novel Elsewhere.\nOddly enough, I wasn’t as impressed with several stories by authors\nwho I am a fan of, including TED Klein’s “Growing Things”\nand Thomas Ligotti’s “The Shadow, The Darkness”, though\nI’m sure a lot of you will disagree with me as to the quality\nof those and other tales in the list below.\n\"Amerikanski Dead at the Moscow Morgue\"\nBy Kim Newman\nRating: 7/10\nQuote: \"It was important, apparently, that the spike entirely transfix\nthe skull and break ground, binding the dead to the earth, allowing\nthe last of the spirit to leave the carcass.\"\nComments: What do Rasputin’s skull, dead tourists come back to\nlife, and a prominent member of the Soviet government have to do with\none another in an apocalyptic future? One whole hell of a lot apparently!\n\"The Ruins of Contracoeur\"\nBy Joyce Carol Oates\nRating: 8/10\nQuote: \"I can't believe it! I know it must be true.\"\nComments: The Matheson family, especially the children, are paying\nfor past crimes of their family. These crimes only become clear after\na long, lonely, somehow OFF summer at rural Cross Hill, ancestral home\nof the Mathesons.\n\"The Owl and the Pussycat\"\nBy Thomas M. Disch\nRating: 7/10\nQuote: \"But you know he didn't kill Mrs. Fairfield.\"\nComments: At first I didn't like this one much, but the ending is a\nnice little shocker.\n\"The Road Virus Heads North\"\nBy Stephen King\nRating: 8/10\nQuote: \"Survivors and visitors.\"\nComments: Famous horror author Richard Kinnell quickly enough comes\nto regret buying a painting with certain, shall we say, DISTURBING properties.\n\"Keepsakes and Treasures: A Love Story\"\nBy Neil Gaiman\nRating: 9/10\nQuote: \"Not my cup of tea.\"\nComments: The narrator is one cold-hearted bastard...and that's being\nnice!\n\"Growing Things\"\nBy T. E. D. Klein\nRating: 5/10\nQuote: \"Before it was just one bulge.\"\nComments: I've heard many good things about Klein, but I didn't particularly\ncare for this one. The reader is forced to jump to too many conclusions\nfor this house to be the one which appears in the home improvement magazines.\n\"Good Friday\"\nBy F. Paul Wilson\nRating: 7/10\nQuote: \"It's too late for me, but not for you.\"\nComments: I've heard of cheerleaders becoming vampire hunters, but\nnuns? I like it.\n\"Excerpts from the Records of the New Zodiac and the Diaries of\nHenry Wilson Fairfax\"\nBy Chet Williamson\nRating: 9/10\nQuote: \"...it has been easy to buy them out and swallow them\nup in their weakened condition.\"\nComments: Brother Capricorn’s New Zodiac Club isn’t showing\nthe civility he had desired in his club members. And to make matters\nworse, their eating habits are a bit peculiar as well...\n\"An Exaltation of Termagants\"\nBy Eric Van Lustbader\nRating: 7/10\nQuote: \"But I was so cruel to you.\"\nComments: William gets a chance to look over his life from an unlikely\nsource.\n\"Itinerary\"\nBy Tim Powers\nRating: 5/10\nQuote: \"Is Doug Olney there?...He just left.\"\nComments: I didn’t really get this one. It apparently involves\na man trying to warn himself of impending disaster through a phone call.\n\"Catfish Gal Blues\"\nBy Nancy A. Collins\nRating: 8/10\nQuote: \"Lit'l Fishie--is that you?\"\nComments: Hop Armstrong has a way with the ladies, even non-human ladies.\nHe should've made sure she didn't have a boyfriend first though.\n\"The Entertainment\"\nBy Ramsey Campbell\nRating: 6/10\nQuote: \"You've been caught, you have to play. If you don't it won't\nbe fair.\"\nComments: Tom Shone (Thompson) arrives in town too late to find a normal\nhotel. Instead he finds something out of a nightmare...\n\"ICU\"\nBy Edward Lee\nRating: 8/10\nQuote: \"What the hell kind of hospital is this!\"\nComments: Frankie Paone pays for his sins through an unlikely source.\n\"The Grave\"\nBy P. D. Cacek\nRating: 6/10\nQuote: \"My Precious One.\"\nComments: Elizabeth is bound and determined to be a good mother, unlike\nher own. But it's going to take time and probably more than one body...\n\"The Shadow, The Darkness\"\nBy Thomas Ligotti\nRating: 5/10\nQuote: \"In other words, I became aware of what in reality was activating\nmy body.\"\nComments: This one is VERY Lovecraftian in tone and outlook, something\nI normally enjoy. In other words, mere human beings do not stand a chance\nagainst the cosmic forces arrayed against us, and there is no use trying.\nHowever, I just didn't like the actual story very much.\n\"Knocking\"\nBy Rick Hautala\nRating: 5/10\nQuote: \"Let...me...out!\"\nComments: This story of a human mind gone wrong wasn't my cup of tea.\n\"Rio Grande Gothic\"\nBy David Morrell\nRating: 8/10\nQuote: \"I hate him.\"\nComments: Officer Romero can't shake the feeling that things aren't\nquite right with the Parsons brothers. He's the only one who suspects\nthem, and his efforts uncover a dark secret.\n\"Des Saucisses, Sans Doute\"\nBy Peter Schneider\nRating: 4/10\nQuote: \"My God! Did I do that?\"\nComments: This was a shorter than short story, and it wasn't very good.\n\"Angie\"\nBy Ed Gorman\nRating: 7/10\nQuote: \"You know if there's a river around here somewhere?\"\nComments: Angie at first looks like a sort of heroine, but this IS a\nhorror story, after all.\n\"The Ropy Thing\"\nBy Al Sarrantonio\nRating: 6/10\nQuote: \"I don't love you anymore.\"\nComments: If you believe in something hard enough, it just might come\ntrue.\n\"The Tree Is My Hat\"\nBy Gene Wolfe\nRating: 5/10\nQuote: \"The tree is my hat.\"\nComments: Baden is sent to the end of the earth, an island in the Pacific,\nwhere he sees and hears strange things.\n\"Styx and Bones\"\nBy Edward Bryant\nRating: 6/10\nQuote: \"Danny, I'll love you forever. I couldn't let her injure\nyou.\"\nComments: Danny is living proof, if painful proof, that you had better\nnot get caught cheating.\n\"Hemophage\"\nBy Steven Spruill\nRating: 4/10\nQuote: \"You got what you came for.\"\nComments: I guess I need to read the other novels the characters in\nthis story appear in, because without those novels, this story didn't\nmake much sense.\n\"The Book of Irrational Numbers\"\nBy Michael Marshall Smith\nRating: 7/10\nQuote: \"There's no way back. It's tainted.\"\nComments: A serial killer chooses his victims based on the digital root\nof their age. He likes 17 year olds...\n\"Mad Dog Summer\"\nBy Joe R. Lansdale\nRating: 10/10\nQuote: \"We thought you were our friend.\"\nComments: This excellent novella from Joe Lansdale had me thinking equal\nparts To Kill A Mockingbird, Where the Red Fern Grows, and straight\nhorror. I cannot recommend this one highly enough.\n“The Theater”\nBy Bentley Little\nRating: 7/10\nQuote: “You didn’t go up there, did you?”\nComments: The theater at the tops of a set of stairs behind a locked\ndoor holds some horrifying secrets, secrets which Putnam learns only\ntoo well.\n“Rehearsals”\nBy Thomas F. Monteleone\nRating: 8/10\nQuote: “Winners and Losers—and his son was definitely in\nthe second group.”\nComments: Dominic Kazan gets a chance to go back and stand up to his\nfather, improving his current life many times over in the process. Al Sarrantonio says this reminds him of a Twilight Zone episode, and I\nhave to very much agree.\n“Darkness”\nBy Dennis L. McKiernan\nRating: 9/10\nQuote: “My God, it’s behind me!”\nComments: Harlow Winton has gone from an orphan to a wealthy man overnight.\nHis great-uncle left everything to him...including his peculiar\nhouse where SOMETHING lurked in the darkness. I like the way McKiernan\nkeeps the monster vague. My imagination runs wild when I read a story\nlike this.\n“Elsewhere”\nBy William Peter Blatty\nRating: 9/10\nQuote: “You’re not Gabriel Case!”\nComments: The author of The Exorcist\n", "entities": [{"start": 316, "end": 324, "label": ["4450450"]}, {"start": 499, "end": 513, "label": ["6732944"]}, {"start": 793, "end": 805, "label": ["2654262"]}, {"start": 809, "end": 823, "label": ["39990652"]}, {"start": 890, "end": 910, "label": ["577658"]}, {"start": 925, "end": 934, "label": ["43439751"]}, {"start": 1033, "end": 1042, "label": ["2247725"]}, {"start": 1066, "end": 1080, "label": ["598688"]}, {"start": 1291, "end": 1296, "label": ["2507317"]}, {"start": 1575, "end": 1581, "label": ["26779"]}, {"start": 1744, "end": 1749, "label": ["2507317"]}, {"start": 2082, "end": 2087, "label": ["2507317"]}, {"start": 2123, "end": 2132, "label": ["108691"]}, {"start": 2765, "end": 2770, "label": ["2247725"]}, {"start": 2993, "end": 2998, "label": ["2507317"]}, {"start": 3243, "end": 3248, "label": ["2507317"]}, {"start": 3355, "end": 3364, "label": ["11461069"]}, {"start": 3588, "end": 3593, "label": ["2507317"]}, {"start": 3634, "end": 3641, "label": ["577658"]}, {"start": 3742, "end": 3747, "label": ["2507317"]}, {"start": 4204, "end": 4209, "label": ["2507317"]}, {"start": 4303, "end": 4311, "label": ["108878"]}, {"start": 4444, "end": 4449, "label": ["2507317"]}, {"start": 4831, "end": 4836, "label": ["2507317"]}, {"start": 5484, "end": 5491, "label": ["48617850"]}, {"start": 5776, "end": 5781, "label": ["2507317"]}, {"start": 5846, "end": 5851, "label": ["1856140"]}, {"start": 6232, "end": 6239, "label": ["23070"]}, {"start": 6328, "end": 6333, "label": ["2507317"]}, {"start": 7084, "end": 7096, "label": ["2654262"]}, {"start": 7125, "end": 7146, "label": ["73408"]}, {"start": 7283, "end": 7288, "label": ["2507317"]}, {"start": 7444, "end": 7450, "label": ["2193132"]}, {"start": 7523, "end": 7528, "label": ["2507317"]}, {"start": 7735, "end": 7749, "label": ["6732944"]}, {"start": 7777, "end": 7790, "label": ["40552195"]}, {"start": 8112, "end": 8121, "label": ["3919687"]}, {"start": 8314, "end": 8322, "label": ["68331052"]}]}
{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0503wb-62-12469", "text": "Croner gains honor\nPublished on Decatur Daily Democrat (http://www.decaturdailydemocrat.com)\nHome > Croner gains honor\nCroner gains honor\nBy editor\nCreated 10/28/2010 - 8:36am\nBy\nJ Swygart\ntt--Croner - principal of year.jpg [1] Scot Croner... ‘All progress is the result of change’\nScot Croner, principal at Bellmont High School since 2008, has been named by the Indiana Association of School Principals as its District 3 High School Principal of the Year for 2010.\nCroner will receive official recognition of the award during the association's annual fall conference on Nov. 21 in Indianapolis.\nDistrict 3 of the IASP includes Adams, Allen, DeKalb, Huntington, LaGrange, Noble, Stueben, Wabash, Wells and Whitley counties.\nHigh school prinicipals of the year are elected by their peers, according to an association press release. Once principal is honored from each of the state's 12 districts. A statewide principal of the year winner will be announced at the award celebration.\n\"Obviously I'm very honored,\" Croner said of his upcoming award. \"It's humbling that your colleagues would recommend you for that type of award.\"\nCroner, now in his third year at BHS, has been the driving force behind the transformation of Bellmont High School into an Early College High School, where students simultaneously earn a high school diploma and up to two years of college credit towards a bachelor's degree.\n\"I am a firm believer that although not all change is progress, all progress is the result of change,\" Croner wrote in his nominating petition. \"We as educators are challenged to make significant improvements in our methods of teaching and utilize best practices to improve student achievement. I have worked with the staff at BHS and implemented such practices into our professional learning community. ... We have been named an emerging Early College High School and are on our way to receiving full ECHS status.\"\nThe BHS principal said the shift to an early college high school model, the awarding of physical education credits through athletics and a new credit by examination policy \"are among the things we're doing here at Bellmont of which I'm most proud.\"\nHe was also quick to credit the teaching and support staff at BHS, as well as the North Adams administrative team, for their support of endeavors which he has spearheaded.\n\"All the positive things happening at Bellmont High School are a testament to the excellent staff I have to work with,\" Croner said.\nIn a letter to the IASP in support of Croner's bid for principal of the year honors, North Adams Superintendent of School Wylie Sirk said Croner has \"demonstrated exemplary leadership skills as he facilitates the development, articulation, implementation and stewardship of a clear vision of learning that is shared and supported by stakeholders.\"\nSirk said the BHS principal demonstrates \"fairness, integrity and promotes high ideals ... and encourages understanding and the welfare of students and staff.\"\nBellmont biology teacher Rebecca Dumbaugh called Croner a \"dedicated, inspiring educational leader who has made a tremendous impact on the Bellmont High School/North Adams school district in his short time here.\"\nCroner is a graduate of North Manchester High School, where he was a member of the varsity basketball team. He played college basketball at Manchester College while earning his bachelor's degree in mathematics. Croner earned his master's degree in educational administration from Purdue University in 2005, and is working toward his Ph.D. in educational leadership, also at Purdue.\nAfter starting his teaching career as a math teacher with the Lafayette School Corporation, Croner spent two years as the dean of students at Fairfield Community Schools in Goshen before taking a vice principal's job at Delta High School in Delaware County. He was hired in the summer of 2008 as the BHS principal.\nCopyright 2010 Decatur Daily Democrat\nDecatur, IN\nStaff Writer\nDecatur Daily Democrat\n513fe8b5cc17799e1aad\nCopyright © 2012 The Decatur Daily Democrat | 141 S. 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St. Lawrence had nine games without\na loss before falling on home ice to the Big Red.\n*Senior forward Rebecca Johnston scored two goals including an\ninsurance empty netter with 11.0 seconds left to pace Cornell.\n*Big Red netminder Lauren Slebodnick stopped 21 shots improving her\nrecord to a prefect 9-0-0 on the season after she relieved starting\ngoaltender Amanda Mazzotta who left the game in the first period\nafter a collision in front of the net which removed her from the\ncontest.\nRensselaer 3, Union 1\n*The Engineers top line of Jordan Smelker, Eleeza Cox and Jill\nVandegrift combined for two goals and six assists in the game.\n*RPI rookie netminder Kelly O'Brien improved to\n4-9-1 on the season, stopping 16 of the 17 shots she faced against\nUnion.\n*Dutchwomen sophomore defender Maddy Norton found the back of the\nnet in the third period to break the shutout. It was her first goal\nof the season.\n*Senior Kate Gallagher made 18 saves in net for the home\nDutchwomen.\nNo. 10/10 Dartmouth 3 at Brown 1\n*Junior defender Sasha Nanji scored the Big Green's first two goals\non the evening.\n*The Big Green committed three penalties in the game, while Brown\nwas whistled for two. Dartmouth went 0-for-2 on the power-play and\nthe Bears went 0-for-3.\n*Junior goaltender Katie Jamieson finished with 30 saves for the\nBears, while sophomore Lindsay Holdcroft stopped 25 shots to\nimprove her record to 10-5-2 on the season.\nAt Quinnipiac 3, Syracuse 0\n*Sophomore forward Erica Uden Johansson led the attack for the\nBobcats against Syracuse, netting the game-winning goal and\nproviding assists on the two other goals.\n*Freshman goaltender Chelsea Laden played a solid game in net,\nearning her first career shutout for the Bobcats. She stopped all\n19 of the Orange shots for her fourth straight victory.\n*Syracuse was 0-for-3 on the power-play against the Bobcats, who\nhave taken the fewest penalties in the nation this season.\nQuinnipiac was 0-for-3 on the man advantage as the Orange, which\nhad the least amount of penalties since Dec. 2 against\nLindenwood.\nAt Clarkson 4, Colgate 1\n*The two teams combined for 30 penalty minutes, but Clarkson had\nmore power-play chances, going 3-for-8, while the Raiders were\n1-for-6.\n*Golden Knights forward Jamie Lee Rattray and Juana Baribeau each\nnetted two goals for the winners.\n*Sophomore Erika Howe made 14 saves in the Clarkson goal, while\nKimberly Sass made 29 stops for Colgate.\n*Sophomore Rachel Walsh scored the Raiders' long goal with assists\nfrom classmate Shannon Doyle and junior Brittany Phillips.\nNo. 8/9 Harvard 8 at Yale 0\n*Seven different Harvard players scored in the game which saw the\nCrimson match its season-high for goals in a game.\n*Goalie Laura Bellamy needed just nine saves to record her second\nconsecutive shutout and fourth of the season. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-62-15643", "text": "Vary: Accept-Encoding\nConnection: close\nIf the finals were played today\nRead + Write + Report\nHome | Start a blog | About Orble | FAQ | Blogs | Writers | Paid | My Orble |\nLogin\nAFL Central\nfollow this blog\n23 followers\n230 daily readers\nrank of 1761\nE-mail Subscription\nReceive an e-mail notification of new posts on this site:\nAFL Central Forums\nAFL (5)\nWest Coast Eagles (5)\nAdelaide Crows (3)\nFremantle Dockers (4)\nSydney Swans (2)\nCollingwood (3)\nSt Kilda (4)\nMelbourne (5)\nWestern Bulldogs (5)\nRichmond (3)\nGeelong (3)\nHawthorn (2)\nPort Adelaide (2)\nBrisbane Lions (3)\nKangaroos (3)\nEssendon (2)\nCarlton (4)\nHelp, Feedback and Issues (6)\nCategories\nAFL News\nAFL Opinion\nAFL Draft\nFantasy AFL\n[ more ]\nClubs\nWest Coast Eagles\nAdelaide Crows\nBrisbane Lions\nCarlton Blues\nCollingwood Magpies\nEssendon Bombers\nFremantle Dockers\nGeelong Cats\nHawthorn Hawks\nKangaroos\nMelbourne Demons\nPort Adelaide Power\nRichmond Tigers\nSt Kilda Saints\nSydney Swans\nWestern Bulldogs\n[ more ]\nRecent Posts\nJust an updateAFL CentralSaints too good for EaglesHawks demolish BluesCrows defeat LionsBombers account for TigersDees win thrillerDockers down SwansDogs thump RoosCats outclass PiesRound Nine TeamsRound nine preview: Collingwood v GeelongDockers suspend Johnson for six weeksKirk announces retirementClub-by-club injury listsJohnson charged by policeJackson to miss three matchesJohnson stood downJackson to front tribunalBomber receives Rising Star nomination[ more ]\nMembers\nTonyK\nCibbuano\nApply to write for this Site\nArchives\nAugust 2010May 2010April 2010March 2010February 2010January 2010December 2009November 2009October 2009September 2009August 2009July 2009June 2009May 2009April 2009March 2009February 2009January 2009December 2008November 2008October 2008September 2008August 2008July 2008June 2008May 2008April 2008March 2008January 2008November 2007October 2007June 2007May 2007April 2007March 2007January 2007December 2006November 2006October 2006September 2006August 2006[ more ]\n[ Previous ] [ Next ]\nIf the finals were played today\nAugust 20th 2006 07:39\nWest Coast v Fremantle (Subiaco Oval)\nWouldn't this be something to salivate for Western Australian football fans, arguably the two form sides in the competition, and perhaps we will get a sneak preview of what is to come in September next Sunday.\nAdelaide v Melbourne (AAMI Stadium)\nThe Crows are struggling, no matter how much Neil Craig and the match committee try to hide from it, the cold hard facts are there. Adelaide have lost three of their past four, were lucky to get away with the points against the Magpies a fortnight ago on their own home ground and surrendered a five-goal lead to the Bulldogs yesterday.\nThe Demons returned to their best today at the G, and represent the great white hope of Victorian football. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-79-05134", "text": "Which Way, CDCR? » ACLU of Southern California\nSubscribe to RSS feed\nFollow ACLU of Southern California on Twitter\nVisit ACLU of Southern California's Facebook page\nVisit ACLU of Southern California's YouTube page\nVisit ACLU of Southern California's Flickr page\nACLU of Southern California\nBoisterous Blog of Liberty\nHome\nAbout\nLegal\nLegal Intake\nSearch\n« SB 490: Let the Voters Make an Informed Decision\nThe Constitution is not a State Secret »\nAug01\nWhich Way, CDCR?\nCategories:\nCriminal Justice,\nFrom the Executive Director\nPrint this page\nby Hector Villagra\nAugust 1, 2011\nA few days after the end of the Pelican Bay hunger strike, I was interviewed on KCRW’s “Which Way, LA?” in the same segment as spokespeople from California Prison Health Services and the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation. The CDCR, through Undersecretary of Operations Scott Kernan, tried to defend its reckless and indiscriminate use of solitary confinement; it succeeded only in giving an exhibition in government speak. “Which Way, LA?” host Warren Olney asked Kernan if Pelican Bay prisoners in solitary confinement do in fact “spend at least 22 and a half hours every day in windowless, concrete cells, the remaining time alone in concrete exercise yards.”\nParsing Kernan’s answer should have yielded, at some point, either a yes or no. Kernan started by stating that “solitary confinement is a word that’s used . . . loosely . . . ”\nBut instead of explaining how he thought the word has been misapplied to Pelican Bay, he just reverted to the talking point that the guys in “the hole” are the so-called worst of the worst.\n“[t]hese inmates again are the most dangerous gang leaders that we have in the state of California and, let the truth be told, in the nation. So these guys are really truly the most dangerous offenders. So we have definitely—Pelican Bay was built to house the worst of the worst. And it is meant to control their movements considerably. . . . So let’s just be very, very clear that these are bad guys, and so we keep them very controlled. But it is not solitary confinement, nor is it torturous behavior as described by some.\nOk, so these guys are the most dangerous, the worst of the worst. But are they in fact kept in windowless, concrete cells for 22 and a half hours a day?\nA couple minutes later, when Kernan suggested that there was no overcrowding at Pelican Bay because the inmates are housed in single cells, Olney pressed the question one more time: “Well, are those single cells, in fact, windowless concrete cells, and are they required to stay there 22 and a half hours a day?”\nKernan responded: “Um, well, they have programming, I don’t know if I would say 22 hours, 22 and a half hours a day, but, probably very close to that.” This is a sizeable number of words to say, in effect, “yes.”\nWhat could be the point of Kernan’s filibustering other than to avoid the real questions: Does it benefit public safety to house inmates in a concrete box? How do people react to extreme isolation? Is it inhumane to isolate a person in a windowless concrete cell for 22.5 hours a day for months, years, or even decades?\nMr. Kernan elected to end his interview rather than attempt to answer.\nHector Villagra is the Executive Director of the ACLU/SC.\nFull transcript of Mr. Kernan’s radio interview:\nWarren Olney: “Scott Kernan is Undersecretary of the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, welcome back to our program. I understand that you helped to resolve some of these issues. Which of those that I listed were in fact dealt with, and did the state make some concessions?”\nScott Kernan: “I don’t know that I would say concessions; you know, the inmates had a list of demands, we took a look at them, and I think that at the end of the day we realized that as you just described a watch cap in inclement weather and a wall calendar didn’t pose significant security concerns and so those changes were made. We’re also looking at a number of things including the very complicated gang validation process. I’d also just point out to you that the inmates at Pelican Bay that started this are there because of their behavior. These are the gang leaders that are running the various prison gangs and as such are the scourge of society in our prisons. A lot of violence associated with it. So anyway we did evaluate it and we did make some changes to our policy and we’re going to look at the other changes that the inmates desire moving forward.”\nKCRW: “What about at the other prisons?”\nScott Kernan: “Well really it was, again, generated by inmates at Pelican Bay. So the central issues were related to them and it really is a illustration of the power that these guys represent over other offenders. For at the height of it, six thousand, sixty-five hundred or so, at 13 prisons, although that dissipated very quickly, and really the core hunger strikers were probably under a hundred at Pelican Bay.”\nKCRW: “It’s been reported that at Pelican Bay many prisoners are in solitary confinement, and then when they are they spend at least 22 and a half hours every day in windowless, concrete cells, the remaining time alone in concrete exercise yards, are those things true?”\nScott Kernan: “The solitary confinement is a word that’s used, I guess, loosely, a little bit. These inmates again are the most dangerous gang leaders that we have in the state of California and, let the truth be told, in the nation. These guys are running the Mexican mafia, the Nuestra Familia, the Black Guerilla family, the Aryan Brotherhood.” So these guys are really truly the most dangerous offenders. So we have definitely—Pelican Bay was built to house the worst of the worst. And it is meant to control their movements considerably. I mean these inmates are not there at Pelican Bay for just not obeying simple rules. They’re in there for murdering inmates, and for you know following through with their criminal enterprises on the street. So let’s just be very, very clear that these are bad guys, and so we keep them very controlled. But it is not solitary confinement, nor is it torturous behavior as described by some.”\nKCRW: “There’s a panel of federal judges that have said the conditions within the prisons violate the constitutional ban on cruel and unusual punishment. Did they single out the kind of treatment that I described?”\nScott Kernan: “No, not at all. The court decision that you described is overall overcrowding in the system, and the fact that Pelican Bay inmates are largely single cell because they’re so dangerous. They’re one of the few areas that we have very reduced overcrowding, while the courts ruled that overall the Department’s population is overcrowded leading to those constitutional violations; it had nothing to do with the SHU specifically at Pelican Bay or any of the other SHUs that we have in the state.”\nKCRW: “Well are those single cells, in fact, windowless concrete cells and are they required to stay there 22 and a half hours a day?”\nScott Kernan: “Um, well, they have programming, I don’t know if I would say 22 hours, 22 and a half hours a day, but, probably very close to that. They get an hour a day of yard and showers and if they have to go to they can have visits and go to medical appointments and the like but it is, it is stark correctional environment for our most dangerous offenders.”\nKCRW: “Most dangerous as they are, there are those who say that conditions of that kind can produce panic attacks, depression, inability to concentrate, memory loss, aggression, self-mutilation, and various forms of psychosis. Is that true? And even if they are worst of the worst, is it appropriate to have those kinds of consequences?”\nScott Kernan: “Interesting question. The federal courts have been in the Department of corrections and rehabilitations mental health process for a long time and none of the inmates that are involved in this hunger strike at SHU, we don’t allow mental health inmates to be there. So any inmate that had any kind of mental health concern would not be housed in the SHU at Pelican Bay.”\nKCRW: “Ok, so how long do you think it will take to resolve these other issues with what, you don’t want to call solitary confinement, and also with the question of gang validation which they complain as though I understand it that it takes so long that they’re then accused of being snitches when they get back into the general population or anywhere near it. I suppose if they’re confined to single cells they’re not really in the general population. What about those issues? Will that take you longer to resolve?”\nScott Kernan: “It’s a little bit more complicated than that. What they’re referring to is about the debriefing process is that when an inmate wants to get out of SHU and wants to disassociate himself with the gangs he can do so and he has to go through a debriefing process. And in that debriefing process he must identify criminal behavior that he’s been involved in, and others. The SHU inmates are taking umbrage with that suggestion, that that’s not appropriate. We completely disagree and if you talk to the inmates that have went[sic] through the debriefing process and got out of the gang life, they will tell you that the debriefing process, we get it right a hundred percent of the time. So you know while we’re going to look at all these issues, we definitely think that there could be some changes to the validation and debriefing process but we’re going to do that with the input of not only the stakeholders of the inmate side but the stakeholders of the law enforcement and the gang investigators that work so hard every day to protect our streets and our prisons.”\nKCRW: “Okay, well thanks for being on our program.”\nScott Kernan: “Thank you.”\nKCRW: “Scott Kernan, Undersecretary of the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, elected not to talk with any of our other guests.”\nDid you like this? Share it:Tweet\nTags: CDCR, criminal justice, hunger strike, jails project, pelican bay, prison rights, scott kernan, secure housing units, shu, which way la\nPermanent link to this article: https://www.aclu-sc.org/blog/2011/which-way-cdcr/\nLeave a Reply Cancel reply\nYour email address will not be published. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-83-18207", "text": "Marshall County Tribune: Stories from Friday, September 30, 2011\nEnlarge text\nFair ~ 71°F   High: 72°F ~ Low: 56°FThursday, Mar.\n1, 2012\nHome\nNews\nSports\nOpinion\nObituaries\nCoupons\nClassifieds\nView All Listings\nView Flyers\nMy Listings\nMy Wishlist\nStories from Friday, September 30, 2011\nMarshals Service called in to help search\n(09/30/11)\nBy Clint Confehr Senior Staff Writer The U.S. Marshals Service is helping Lewisburg Police investigate its case of the missing evangelist who stepped away from his travel trailer at New Life Family Tabernacle for a morning walk. \"We contacted them to see if there was any assistance they could provide,\" Police Chief Chuck Forbis said about noon Thursday. \"The federal agencies can sometimes get to records that we want to look at quicker than we can, for example banking records.\"...\nSpivy, Haywood apply for judgeship\n(09/30/11)\nBy Clint Confehr Senior Staff Writer The county attorney and the county's water utility attorney want the county commission's appointment to be the next sessions court judge, as does, according to unconfirmed information, a former county attorney. Sessions Court Judge Steve Bowden's resignation, dated Wednesday, is effective today, and County Mayor Joe Boyd Liggett says its receipt prompted an announcement requesting letters expressing interest from lawyers who want to succeed Bowden...\nBackpacks loaded\n(09/30/11)\nBy Clint Confehr Senior Staff Writer At least 45 Marshall County public school students rely on the system's free breakfast and lunch program for their daily meals Monday through Friday and now their weekends include food from a church ministry. Other churches and charities help hungry people, and the food ministry at LifeSong Family Church is among those, doing so with a different approach. Members and friends fill two-gallon plastic bags with food to be slipped into a student's backpack...\nSchool attire rules debated\n(09/30/11)\nBy Karen Hall Staff Writer Marshall County students are one step closer to wearing standardized school attire because of school board policy committee discussion this week. The meeting ended with committee members declaring they were ready for input on school attire from Lewisburg Police Officer John Christmas who's also a county commissioner...\nAfter first loss, LMS has no problem beating E.O. Coffman\n(09/30/11)\nAfter suffering their first setback of the season with a 14-6 loss to Spring Hill five days earlier, the Lewisburg Middle School Tigers (5-1) quickly righted the ship by pounding the E.O. Coffman Panthers 39-8 at home on Thursday.\nEO Coffman had defeated Spring Hill 15-14 two weeks earlier, but proved to be no match for LMS, as the Tigers forged a 26-0 lead in the first half with the help of two special teams touchdowns before opening up a 39-0 lead late in the third quarter en route to claiming the 31-point victory.\n\"I was pleased with the way we bounced back,\" said Lewisburg coach Jeff Morton. \"That team beat Spring Hill so it was a good win. We were flat last week against Spring Hill, but tonight we came out with a lot of emotion and played well.\"\nFirst place battles, homecomings under the lights\n(09/30/11)\nYou have to be rooting for the Cornersville Bulldogs this week to pick up win number one on the year as head coach Ray Stocstill's squad heads into Week 6 full steam ahead after an incredible performance last week in their 51-40 shootout loss to inter-county rival Forrest in Frog Bottom.\nCornersville (0-5, 0-2) will host Region 6A opponent Loretto (1-4, 0-2) in one of two homecoming events taking place in the county this Friday night under the lights.\nCook uses five goals to fry Viqueens, 6-2\n(09/30/11)\nThe Forrest Lady Rockets began the week with a long yellow bus ride to Hickman County on Monday, and it was even a longer trip back from Centerville after a 10-6 loss, but on Tuesday night in Chapel Hill, they bounced back in a big way, stunning the Community Viqueens 6-2.\nSecond place Community (8-2, 4-2) had suffered just one loss to first place Page on the season coming into Monday's contest, while the Lady Rockets (2-3-1, 2-2-1) were trying to claw their way up to one of the top four spots in the District 11A/AA standings and the opportunity to host a first round district tournament game.\nBand of Blue wins Yellow Jacket sweepstakes, readies for MTSBC\n(09/30/11)\nThe Forrest Rocket Band of Blue was on the move again this past Saturday, travelling to two events, beginning with an early morning wake-up call for a trip to Columbia for a performance at the Middle Tennessee School Band and Orchestra Association (MTSBOA) Festival at 10:30 a.m.\nBilly Bateman and his renowned troupe re-boarded the bus and headed to Hartsville for their yearly performance in the Trousdale County 7th Annual Marching Yellow Jackets Invitational.\nJohnny Mathis\n(09/30/11)\n\"Country\" Johnny Mathis, 81, of Cornersville, died Tuesday, Sept. 27, 2011, at his home after several years' illness. Mr. Mathis was born in Maud, Texas, and was a son of the late Bill and Ruth Cummings Mathis. He was a member of the Franklin Avenue Christian Center in Lewisburg. ...\nJonathan Haywood Jr.\n(09/30/11)\nJonathan \"Johnny\" Haywood Jr., 63, of Chapel Hill, died Tuesday, Sept. 27, 2011. A native of Chapel Hill, Mr. Haywood was the son of the late John Mayberry Haywood and Annie Louise Harrison. He was a retired tool and die maker for Vought Industries in Nashville and a member of the Sons of Confederate Veterans. Mr. Haywood was a veteran of the US Army, having served in Vietnam where he received the Bronze Star Medal for Valor...\nT.B. Mencer\n(09/30/11)\nT. B. Mencer, 73, retired from the Tennessee Department of Transportation, and resident of Culleoka in the Stiversville Community, died Saturday, Sept. 24, 2011, at Maury Regional Medical Center. The Maury County native was the son of the late Sam Mencer and Annie Mae Waller Mencer...\nWhite-Lashwood\n(09/30/11)\nWhite-Lashwood Billy Joe and Angela White of Lewisburg would like to announce the engagement of their daughter, Lenzie Shae White, to Stephen Christopher Lashwood, son of Robert and Linda Lashwood, also of Lewisburg. Lenzie is the granddaughter of Doug and Linda Looney, and Faye White and the late Bill White. ...\nHooten\n(09/30/11)\nHooten Congratulations are in order for Bill and Joanne Hooten on their 60th wedding anniversary. On Sept. 29, 1951, Joanne Dodson and William C. \"Bill\" Hooten were married. Now -- 60 years, six children, seven grandchildren, and six great-grandchildren later -- they are still united as one...\nAnniversaries\n(09/30/11)\nWallace Bill and Jane Wallace observed their 50th wedding anniversary on July 16, 2011, at the McKnight Hall of the First United Methodist Church, Lewisburg. The affair was hosted by Melanie Jay, and Paul and Julie Wallace. Assisting were their grandchildren, Lou Jay and Will and Andy Wallace...\nPubllic Record\n(09/30/11)\nMarriage licenses Thomas Anthony Humphrey and Kirsten Ruth Anderson; William Ewing Jones and Etta Marie Wallace; Joshua James Wheeler and Courtney Megan Short; Charles Ray Williams and Rose Marie Gevedon. Land transfers Tracts, 0.24 and 0.34 acres, $7,000, District 1, from Donnie D. and Jason D. Wheeler, Donnie Wheeler Executor and Don E. Wheeler Estate to Joe Ashworth;...\nIs this the America we want?\n(09/30/11)\nMore than a year ago Tribune readers were told in this column of a woman counting pennies out of her purse to pay her water bill. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0502wb-28-36092", "text": "Fan, The/ About Schmidt/ 15 Mins\nFind dvd:\nHome page | ' |1 |2 |3 |4 |5 |6 |7 |8 |9 |A |B |C |D |E |F |G |H |I |J |K |L |M |N |O |P |Q |R |S |T |U |V |W |X |Y |Z |\nFan, The/ About Schmidt/ 15 Mins\nFan, The/ About Schmidt/ 15 Mins : short review\nThree films.\nThe Fan - Baseball fan, Gil Renard, is down on his luck.\nSeparated from his wife and son his love of baseball soon becomes an obsession.\nHe begins to stalk his favourite baseball celebrity, Bobby Rayburn and when Rayburns career falls into a slump he vows that nothing will stop him restoring his idol's reputation.\nAbout Schmidt - Jack Nicholson makes a splendid return to the big screen as recent retiree Warren Schmidt who is trying to discover what he has given to society.\nHe feels that he wasted his life and doesn't wish for his daughter to do the same.\nHis idea of therapy is to write letters to a young boy in Tanzania whom he is sponsoring and also to set out on a journey of self-discovery exploring his roots across Nebraska in the 35-foot motor home in which he had planned to drive around the country with his late wife.\nHis destination is Denver where he hopes to heal the rift between himself and his daughter who is about to marry an underachieving waterbed salesman.\nUnfortunately, he finds he absolutely hates the man and is determined to prevent his daughter from marrying him.\n15 Mins - Eastern European immigrants Emil and Oleg arrive in New York and within minutes are on a crime spree, which wannabe-director Oleg keeps video-taping.\nThey plan to sell the footage to a reality TV show for $1 million.\nAssigned to stop them getting their 15 minutes of fame are NYPD detective Eddie Flemming and fireman Jordy Warsaw.\nSimilar movies\nBuju Banton - Island Life Live\nBuju Banton rocks the house with a mind-bending performance featuring The Sagitarious Band and dance hall superstars Wayne Wonder, Super Beagle, Waggy T and Cool G.\nWhisky Galore\nDuring WW2 a ship carrying a cargo of whisky sinks off an island in the Hebrides and the locals can't resist taking advantage of their unexpected windfall, despite the unwelcome attentions of the Customs Officer.\nDescribed as one of the greatest of the Ealing Comedies, it was followed by Rockets Galore!\nShadow Makers\nBased on the true events surrounding the secret wartime project in New Mexico where the first atomic bombs were designed and built.\nDwight Schultz stars as Robert Oppenheimer, a brilliant scientist, who supervises the work on the now infamous 'Manhattan Project', with Paul Newman as General Leslie R. 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However this is interrupted when both are arrested for aiding in the notorious Captain Jack Sparrow's escape. The new captain, Beckett, will lift all charges, if Will can hunt down Jack and bring him back to Beckett, along with his magic compass. However, Jack has other problems. Years ago, he made a deal with Davy Jones to raise the Black Pearl. Time is up. His part of the deal was to give Davy Jones his soul. Once Will finds Jack, unaware of the current situation, Jack coaxes Will into boarding Davy Jones's ship, the Flying Dutchman, and retrieve a mysterious key. This key opens the chest that contains Davy Jones's secret. With it, you can control Davy Jones and his fearsome beast, The Kraken. Once Will retrieves said key, Davy Jones is hot on his trail, now hunting down both Jack and Will. It is now, only a matter of time, before something happens. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0502wb-56-04891", "text": "Astrology | Everest Journal\nThursday 01 March 2012\nUser Email ID*\nPassword\nForget Password? | Register\nSuccessfully login\nSubmit your email address.\nLogin\nAgents\nAdvertise\nContact Us\nAdvertisement\nHome\nTravel Holidays\nFeatured Trips\nCultural JourneyEco TourismMountain BikingMountain Flights and ChartersMountaineering and ClimbingNature And WildlifeSpiritual VacationsTrekking and Hiking\nOnline Hotel Booking\nHotels In Kathmandu\nHotels In Lalitpur\nHotels In Nagarkot\nHotels In Lumbini\nHotels In Dhulikhel\nHotels In Pokhara\nHotels In Chitwan\nPopular\nVideos\nCities\nDivinities\nMyths and Folklores\nHoroscope\nNature\nBiodiversity\nClimate\nGeography\nNational Parks\nActivities\nAdventure\nRafting\nTrekking\nSightseeing\nShopping\nEntertainment and Sports\nSpiritual Health and Healing\nUseful Information\nReligion and Pilgrimage Sites\nFestivals\nVisa and Money\nBanking\nAccommodation\nTransportation\nAirlines\nNepal On World Map\nPeople, Culture and Others\nCommunication\nUpcoming Events and Festivals\nFeatured\nMountain Memories\nHome  »  People, Culture and Others  »  Astrology\nAstrology\nTuesday, November 20, 2007, 13:31\nPeople, Culture and Others\n910 views View Comments\nLike the other significant parts of the Nepalese heritage Astrology too links its origin to the Vedas, the major source of virtually everything (for the Hindus) written thousands of years ago. Mesh (Aries), Brish (Taurus), Mithun (Gemini), Karkat (Cancer), Simha (Leo), Kanya (Virgo), Tula (Libra), Brishchik (Scorpio), Dhanu (Sagittarius), Makar (Capricorn), Kumbha (Aquarius) and Meen (Pisces) are the 12 signs of the zodiac, and in Nepali they are called Rashi.\nIn Nepal the moment a baby is born, the first thing they do is note down the exact time of birth. Then it is given to the astrologer, who according to the position of the different planets in the solar system at that precise moment prepares a Cheena (horoscope). Cheena is a rectangular chart, which indicates the degree of influence of the planets from the solar world on the people born to a particular Rashi. Besides highlighting the positive as well as negative aspects of one’s life comprising of achievements and failures, when it comes to facing difficult times the Nepalese people go to their astrologer with their Cheena for consultations and they act according to his recommendations.\nAs an astrological document, Cheena, they say, pre-determines the entire course of an individual s life. For the Nepalese people on their birthday, the day is partly set aside to worship their planet that occupies a major position in their horoscope made according to the position of stars at the time of birth. It is also a day for them to please the other ones who are not placed in such a favourable position in their Cheena. As well on this day they also go through a number of rituals with their priest, who is offered grains and cash in order to stay in good health for the entire year. Astrologers are also consulted on various occasions like rice feeding, sacred thread and weddings. Tika in Dashain, Bhai Tika in Tihar\n", "entities": [{"start": 1193, "end": 1201, "label": ["171166"]}, {"start": 1249, "end": 1254, "label": ["1527181"]}, {"start": 1306, "end": 1312, "label": ["59582185"]}, {"start": 1346, "end": 1350, "label": ["1044681"]}, {"start": 1352, "end": 1357, "label": ["70470746"]}, {"start": 1367, "end": 1373, "label": ["70470737"]}, {"start": 1376, "end": 1382, "label": ["35567330"]}, {"start": 1384, "end": 1390, "label": ["4415777"]}, {"start": 1401, "end": 1407, "label": ["105219"]}, {"start": 1417, "end": 1420, "label": ["11461092"]}, {"start": 1430, "end": 1435, "label": ["4415781"]}, {"start": 1438, "end": 1442, "label": ["480930"]}, {"start": 1463, "end": 1470, "label": ["26933"]}, {"start": 1473, "end": 1478, "label": ["54278983"]}, {"start": 1480, "end": 1491, "label": ["11474698"]}, {"start": 1501, "end": 1510, "label": ["11461069"]}, {"start": 1513, "end": 1519, "label": ["5520123"]}, {"start": 1521, "end": 1529, "label": ["4415813"]}, {"start": 1541, "end": 1547, "label": ["23227"]}, {"start": 1588, "end": 1594, "label": ["171166"]}, {"start": 1611, "end": 1616, "label": ["26555"]}, {"start": 1621, "end": 1626, "label": ["171166"]}, {"start": 2023, "end": 2028, "label": ["26555"]}, {"start": 2191, "end": 2199, "label": ["171166"]}, {"start": 2426, "end": 2434, "label": ["171166"]}, {"start": 3005, "end": 3009, "label": ["1863320"]}, {"start": 3013, "end": 3020, "label": ["43080888"]}, {"start": 3022, "end": 3031, "label": ["52203144"]}, {"start": 3035, "end": 3040, "label": ["2732103"]}]}
{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0502wb-74-05238", "text": "Server: Microsoft-IIS/6.0\nX-Powered-By: PHP/5.3.2\nX-Powered-By: ASP.NET\nDate: Thu, 01 Mar 2012 22:57:11 GMT\nConnection: close\nMycoses  Introduction  Human  Veterinary  Environmental   Industrial  Agricultural  MSG  The Fungi  Introduction  Descriptions  Synonyms  Image Bank  Lecture Bank  Video Bank  Drugs  Introduction  Medical  Veterinary  Environmental   Industrial  Agricultural  Laboratory  Introduction  Susceptibility  MIC Database  Procedures  Histopathology  Education &  Tools  Introduction  Abbreviations  Links  CME  Conference   Highlights  Bibliography  Glossary  Good Books  Events Calendar  About Us  Introduction  Our Mission  Editorial Board  Editorial Staff  Supporters  Contributors  Legal Stuff  Privacy Policy  Kudos  The Fungi  Introduction  Descriptions  Synonyms  Image Bank  Lecture Bank  Video Bank\nThis page updated:\n1/27/2007 9:23:00 AM\nDoctorFungus - All Rights Reserved\n© 2007 Copyright\n& Privacy Policy\nSite built and designed for doctorfungus by Webillustrated\nYou are here:\nMycoses >\nIntroduction\nHuman\nVeterinary\nEnvironmental Industrial\nAgricultural\nNavigate this section from here:\nSelect a Fungal Infection\nAspergillosis\nBlastomycosis\nCandidiasis: General Overview\nCandidiasis: Invasive Forms Overview\n- Arthritis\n- Asymptomatic Colonization\n- Biliary\n- Candidemia\n- Candidemia and Catheters\n- Cardiac\n- CNS: General\n- CNS: Neurosurgery-related\n- Chronic Candidiasis\n- Chronic Mucocutaneous Candidiasis\n- Cutaneous\n- Empirical Therapy: Neonates\n- Empirical Therapy: Neutropenic\n- Empirical Therapy: Non-Neutropenic\n- Endophthalmitis\n- Esophagitis\n- Four Forms of Invasive Candidiasis\n- Hepatosplenic\n- Neonatal\n- Onychomycosis (Nail infections)\n- Oropharyngeal\n- Osteomyelitis\n- Pancreatic\n- Peritonitis\n- Peritonitis: Dialysis-related\n- Peritonitis: Gut injury-related\n- Pneumonia\n- Urinary: General\n- Urinary: Asymptomatic funguria\n- Urinary: Fungus balls\n- Vulvovaginitis\nCoccidioidomycosis\nCryptococcosis\n- CNS Cryptococcosis\n- Pulmonary Cryptococcosis\nHistoplasmosis: Overview\n- capsulatum\n- duboisii\nParacoccidioidomycosis\nSporotrichosis\nZygomycosis\n----------\nMiscellaneous Syndromes\n- Chromoblastomycosis\n- Eye Infections\n- Lobomycosis\n- Mycetoma\n- Nail, Hair, and Skin disease\n— Onychomycosis (Nail infections)\n— Piedra\n— Pityriasis versicolor\n— Tinea corporis\n— Tinea barbae\n— Tinea capitis\n— Tinea nigra\n- Otomycosis\n- Phaeohyphomycosis\n- Rhinosporidioisis\nHistoplasmosis due to Histoplasma duboisii\nSynonyms\nAfrican histoplasmosis. Contrast with North American histoplasmosis due to Histoplasma capsulatum\nDefinition and forms of the disease\nHistoplasmosis due to Histoplasma duboisii is a mycotic infection primarily involving cutaneous, liver, lung, lymphatic, subcutaneous, and bony tissues. Skin and bone are the most frequently invaded sites [454]. The etiologic agent grows as a large yeast within giant cells. It may also present with small cells that are typical of those seen in histoplasmosis due to Histoplasma capsulatum. Nodular and ulcerative cutaneous and osteolytic lesions of bone that disseminate or remain localized are the primary clinical characteristics of histoplasmosis duboisii [11, 1185, 1186, 2101].\nPrognosis and therapy\nSpecial resource: You may also want to refer to the Infectious Disease Society of America-Mycoses Study Group (IDSA-MSG) Practice Guidelines for this disease. It is available at the IDSA website.\nIsolated lesions may heal spontaneously. Surgical management is also an option. Disseminated disease has a grave prognosis, especially if the liver and spleen are involved. Amphotericin B, itraconazole or fluconazole are the drugs of choice [6, 36, 1690, 2302].\nHistopathology\nMinimal cellular reaction to the fungi is noted with the exception of large numbers of giant cells (up to 80 μm) and macrophages. Neutrophils are usually present, especially during necrosis. The globose to ovoid, thick-walled yeasts are 7-15 μm (average 10 μm) in diameter and may form rudimentary pseudohyphae consisting of 4 or 5 cells. Large aggregates of yeast cells can be readily seen within giant cells and extracellularly following necrosis of the host tissue. Unlike Blastomyces dermatitidis, the blastoconidia are not attached to the parent cell by a broad neck.\nLaboratory\nDirect examination\nClinical specimens such as tissue are examined in 10% KOH or calcofluor. The large yeast cells should be readily visible. Care must be taken to ensure that B. dermatitidis is not confused with the etiologic agent of histoplasmosis duboisii since they both occur in Africa.\nIsolation\nInoculate the clinical material onto Inhibitory Mould Agar and/or yeast extract-phosphate agar and/or BHI agar with 10% sheep blood and/or a medium containing cycloheximide. Incubate cultures at 30°C and do not discard until 12 weeks.\nLaboratory confirmationConfirmation is necessary to ensure that the fungus is not a species of Chrysosporium or Sepedonium. This can be accomplished by the mould to yeast conversion, exoantigen technique or DNA probes. The etiologic agents of histoplasmosis capsulati and histoplasmosis duboisii are morphologically identical at 30°C and by DNA testing and exoantigen confirmation.\nYeast Phase of Histoplasma capsulatum var duboisii, GMS stain\nReferences\n6. Abrucio Neto, L., M. D. Takahashi, A. Salebian, and LC Cuce. 1993. African histoplasmosis. Report of the first case in Brazil and treatment with itraconazole. Rev Inst Med Trop Sao Paulo. 35:295-9.\n11. Adekeye, EO, M. B. Edwards, and H. K. Williams. 1988. Mandibular African histoplasmosis: imitation of neoplasia or giant-cell granuloma? Oral Surg Oral Med Oral Pathol. 65:81-4.\n36. Akpuaka, FC, H. C. Gugnani, and L. M. Iregbulam. 1998. African histoplasmosis: report of two patients treated with amphotericin B and ketoconazole. Mycoses. 41:363-364.\n454. Cockshott, WP, and A. O. Lucas. 1964. Histoplasmosis duboisii. Quart. J. Med. 33:223-238.\n1185. Khalil, M., A. R. Iwatt, and HC Gugnani. 1989. African histoplasmosis masquerading as carcinoma of the colon. Report of a case and review of literature. Diseases of the Colon & Rectum. 32:518-520.\n1186. Khalil, MA, A. W. Hassan, and HC Gugnani. 1998. African histoplasmosis: report of four cases from northeastern Nigeria. Mycoses. 41:293-295.\n1690. Onwuasoigwe, O. 1999. Fluconazole in the therapy of multiple osteomyelitis in African histoplasmosis. Int Orthop. 23:82-4.\n2101. Shoroye, A., and GA Oyedeji. 1982. African histoplasmosis presenting as a facial tumour in a child. Ann Trop Paediatr. 2:147-9.\n2302. Velho, GC, J. M. Cabral, and A. Massa. 1998. 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Find your ancestors.\nSearch Historic Newspapers Online\nFind your ancestors in over 1000 old newspapers from the 1700s-1900s\nSearch US Federal Census Records for Your Ancestors\nSearchable by surname and location, index and images, 1790-1930\nSocial Security Death Index\nSearch SSDI records on millions of Americans, updated frequently\nSearch Historical Documents\nFind Your Ancestors in City Directories, Civil War & Revolutionary War\nRecords, Naturalization Records\nObituary Collection\nSearch full-text obituaries from newspapers across the country\n.\nNew York\nOld Photos\nOld Photos\n& Genealogy Blog\nSearch Over One Million Family Photographs\nSearch Civil War Documents, Revolutionary\nWar Records, Naturalization Records, City\nDirectories & more\nTry\nFootnote for FREE!\nNew Hope for Family History Procrastinators\nYou know who you are.  I'm one too.  Waiting to\nwork on your family tree until you have all the information - Aunt\nMillie's birth date, the list of Uncle Fred's children, and the name of\nGrandpa Bill's first wife. Procrastinate no more!  Build your tree as you go.\nStart with yourself, your parents, grandparents\n- add what you know and fill in the blanks later on.  You'll be\nsurprised at how much you know and how quick and easy (and free). You're\nfamily will be impressed.\nGet Started Now.\nBuild your family tree at ancestry.com. It's free.\nLong\nBranch, NY Tornado\nSeptember 15, 1912\nHow Fatalities Occurred\nThe one man instantly killed by the storm was\nWilson Mathewson.\nHe was a farmer, 53 years of age, and lived\nabout three-quarters of a mile from Long Branch.\nWith his wife, Mr. Mathewson had stepped from a\ncar that had carried him from the city to Long\nBranch.  They were both in the trolley\nstation at Long Branch preparing to go to their\nhome.  When the wind caught the trolley\nstation in its grasp, Mr. Mathewson was carried\nalong with it.  He was struck by the\ntimbers.  His body was caught in the grip\nof the tornado and carried a distance of about\n100 feet from where the station had stood.\nHe was found on a hillside and died before help\nreached him.\nGW Dopp\nof Fulton and Charles Chapman of Pitcher hill\ndied in hospitals, the former in Genesee\nhospital and the latter at St. Joseph's.\nMr. Dopp was employed as a motorman on the\nSyracuse, Lakeshore & Northern railroad.\nDopp was in his car, which was at the Long\nBranch shop.  When the storm came he was\nengaged in cleaning the front window in order\nthat he might have a better view of the tracks\nwhen the trip was resumed.\nThe car was close beside the waiting room,\nand when it crashed down the roof of the\nstructure crashed into the car.  Dopp had\nno chance to escape.  His chest and skull\nwere crushed.  He was rushed to the city in\nan automobile and then taken to the Genesee\nhospital, where he died at 10:30 o'clock.\nDopp was 22 years of age.\nCharles Chapman\ndied at St. Joseph's hospital.  Mr. Chapman\nran a store at Pitcher Hill.  The house and\nstore were under the same roof. When the storm\nhit the building Mr. Chapman tried to get to a\ndoor to close it.  As he did he was caught\nbeneath the falling timbers of the house and\ncrushed.  His chest was crushed and he\nreceived internal injuries that proved fatal.\nMr. Chapman was 45 year of age and is survived\nby his wife and several children.\nSyracuse Herald, Syracuse, NY 16 Sept\n1912\nTORNADO WRECKED SUMMER COTTAGES\nSunday's Storm Played Havoc Along Seneca\nRiver\nVisitor is Badly Hurt\nReuben Dudley\nsaid to have sustained fractured skull -- Union\nmen offer their services to rebuild damaged\nbuildings.\nReuben Dudley,\na visitor at one of the cottages on the Seneca\nRoad is said to have suffered a fracture of the\nskull as a result of the tornado of Sunday.\nReports of the damage to the cottages along the\nSeneca river today showed that the tornado\nplayed great havoc there and many persons\nescaped death and injury only by good fortune.\nRobert Prager\n[?] a cottager near Long Branch, had tied his\nmotorboat to a tree near his cottage.  The\ntornado uprooted the tree and [illegible] upon\nhis cottage, carrying the motorboat ten feet in\nto the air where it hung by the rope.\nA cottage owned by\nClarence Dunn was completely wrecked.\nThis cottage was about 100 feet from another\ncottage where Mr. Dunn's family were huddled in\nfear as trees crashed down in the woods about\nhem.  Trees along the river, leaning over,\nwere hurled over in the opposite direction.\nMr. Dudley\nwas struck by an iron flag pole which broke into\nthree pieces while he was trying to fasten a\nmotorboat.\nSyracuse Herald, Syracuse, NY 18 Sept\n1912\nA fatal accident to\nSamuel Smith, who lived at Park and\nCenter streets, is directly attributable to the\ntornado.  He started to walk from Long\nBranch to this city, was hit by a trolley car\nnear Pleasant Beach and when brought to St. Joseph's hospital several hours afterwards, it\nwas found that his skull was fractured and his\nright arm had been severed at the shoulder.\nSyracuse Herald, Syracuse, NY 16 Sept\n1912\nNorth of Liverpool the storm first struck the\nfarm of Bartholomew\nSmith, blowing the roof off the barn,\nblowing in windows of the house and whirling\nfurniture about.\nHM Younglove's greenhouse across\nthe road was blown to pieces.  Mowing\nmachines were carried [illegible] feet by the\nwind.....\nThe home of Thomas\nE. Bennett was torn from its stone\nfoundation and carried at least twenty feet.\nMr. Bennett and his wife were unhurt.  He\ntried to protect her from heavy beams and boards\nthat fell about them and his shoulder was\ndislocated and his chest injured, though it is\nnot thought seriously.  Across from the\nBennett's\nLewis Keith's\nhome was destroyed and the aged man and his\nfamily narrowly escaped death or serious injury.\nSeveral tons of coal in a woodshed were moved\nseveral feet, woodshed and all.\nAt Pitcher Hill among the wrecked buildings\nare the house and barn of\nMr. Chapman,\nthe home of HU\nWendell, home and barn of\nWilliam Michaels,\nthe schoolhouse and other buildings to say\nnothing of those that are unroofed or twisted.\nThe farmers there are stared in the face by\nruin.\nMr. Chapman\nwas the only one downstairs when his home was\ndemolished and he was killed. His family and\nfriends were upstairs and were only\ncomparatively slightly hurt.  He was\ncrushed by heavy timbers under one corner of the\nstore.  He had evidently been trying to\nclose the door when the wind tumbled the\nbuilding down. Mrs. Chapman, who was slightly\ninjured by falling bricks and timber was\nfrantic.  Girls upstairs were hurled down\nwith the house and cut and bruised.\nAfter the building fell\nMiss Laura Hazelmyre, a guest at\nthe house, climbed out and was seen standing on\nthe roof covered with blood.  She had saved\nthe life of Edna Odin, a girl of 12, by throwing\nher out of the window though how or why she did\nit she does not know.  Miss Hazelmyre was\nbruised and lacerated all over her body an a\nlarge piece was torn from one of her limbs but\nshe was able to be up this morning and to limp\nalong the road.  Miss Hazlemyre is only\nabout 18 years old and other in the house,\nexcepting Mrs. Chapman\nand Mrs. Louis Haber,\nwere all children.\nAll were upstairs save\nMr. Chapman.  Mrs. Chapman\ncrazed by the terrible disaster, managed to get\nout of the wreckage that was once a home an\ntried to find her husband.  He was found\ncrushed and died in St. Joseph's hospital.\nIt was necessary to saw away several [illegible]\nbefore Mr. Chapman could be gotten out.\nJacob Kronder,\nand employee of William\nMerrell at Pitcher Hill, is likely to\ndie.  He and Merrell were in the barn when\nthe cyclone came.  A beam struck Kronder\nand he went down.  The wind seemed to pick\nup the barn and carry it and Mr. Merrell rode in\nthe storm, praying to God as he was carried\nalong.  Wagons were driven pas him by the\nwind.  In an instant it was over, but it\nseemed like years.  Merrell's home and\nfurniture and several barns were destroyed.\nJohn Wilkinson\nwas between his house and barn when the cyclone\nstruck him and he was knocked down by flying\ntimbers.  His injuries while not apparently\nserious may develop seriously.\nWilliam Michaels's\nhouse, just south of the\nChapman's place, is twisted out of\nshape and his barn is completely demolished.\nIn the wreckage of the barn lies a white horse,\nkilled by the falling timbers.  The house\noutside does not look so bad but inside it is a\nwreck.  It is twisted out of shape,\nplastering is fallen everywhere.  Mr.\nMichaels was going from the barn to the house\nand the wind blew him against the house with\ngreat force...\nThe homes of Earl\nBenz and\nAlbert Jewell are in ruins.\nFred Zwicki\nlost part of his house and all of his barn.\nA big wagon was hurled through his henhouse.\nWillard Davis\nlost the roof from his house and not a shred was\nleft together of his barn.  In his\n[illegible] are dead chickens by the score.\nHis family of children were in the house but\nwere not hurt.  Mr. Davis was in a lot near\nhis home and was knocked down by the wind, while\nflying timbers were carried over his head.\nHe was not injured.\nThe home of Sidney\nPrice and his barn were wrecked.\nOne cow as left in the cellar of the barn this\nmorning and neighbors and friends tried to get\nit out.  Another cow was hurt and\nspectators begged that it be killed. It is said\nthat it would be.  The front of Mr. Price's\nhouse was torn off and only two rooms were\nundamaged.  From the front upstairs a\nlittle picture could be seen this morning\nevidently hurled from the wall and fastened by\nthe wind across the end of a partition that it\nhad torn off.\ncontinued\n>> Go to\npage 1, 2,\n3,\n4\nSearch\nfor more information on the Long Branch Tornado\nand other disasters in the  Historic\nNewspapers Collection.  The number of\nnewspapers on line has recently doubled - search\nover 1000 different newspapers. Use this\nFree trial to search for your ancestors.\nSearch for ancestors in\nLong Branch, NY among billions of names at ancestry.com. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0503wb-13-18380", "text": "Server: Microsoft-IIS/7.5\nX-AspNet-Version: 2.0.50727\nSet-Cookie: eCFUserName=; expires=Wed, 01-Feb-2012 23:52:56 GMT; path=/\nSet-Cookie: ShoppingCartKey=; expires=Wed, 01-Feb-2012 23:52:56 GMT; path=/\nX-Powered-By: ASP.NET\nDate: Thu, 01 Mar 2012 23:52:56 GMT\nConnection: close\nBBQ Blog | Dreamland Barbeque\nDreamland Bar-B-que Blog\n9/15/11This is a great recipe to have at your next football party!  Dreamland BBQ Chicken Dip2 8oz blocks of reduced fat cream cheese at room temperature2 cups of sharp cheddar cheese1 lb. Dreamland Chopped Chicken6oz Dreamland Dipping SaucePreheat the oven to 350. Mix the chicken, dressing and cream cheese together. It is fine if there are lumps of cream cheese. Pour the mixture in a pan and bake for 15 minutes. Pull out the mixture, stir it well and cover the top with the cheese. Bake for another 10 minutes or until the cheese melts. Serve with chips or crusty french bread.\n___________________________________________________________________________________________\n5/2/11We have recieved many calls from our friends and we are happy to report that our locations in Tuscaloosa, Northport and Birmingham suffered no damage and are open. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of those affected by Wednesday's storms.\n___________________________________________________________________________________________\n10/20/10You may be familiar with our Dreamland brand, but you may not be familiar with our history. Dreamland was the dream of\nTuscaloosa, Ala. , native John “Big Daddy” Bishop.  Big Daddy opened Dreamland in 1958 off of highway 82 and Interstate 59 just south of Tuscaloosa in the\nJerusalem\nHeights area.   Since that time and to this day, the original store still serves up Dreamland’s legendary ribs.  Our atmosphere gives you a down-home casual feel.  At the original store you will find the décor inside is warm and dark; a dining room with a big bar, booths and a pot-bellied stove; beer signs hanging from the oak beams and Christmas lights that flash all year-round.  The first store to open outside of Tuscaloosa was in\nBirmingham, Ala. , in 1993.   The restaurant is nestled in the revitalized Southside neighborhood.  Dreamland’s very presence on Southside has added to the area’s transformation and economic growth.  In addition to the Tuscaloosa and Birmingham stores, you will now find six other locations in Alabama and Georgia.  Our legendary ribs and sauce are on the menu at every location, but you’ll also find the menus have been expanded to include pulled pork, barbecue chicken, hickory smoked sausage, baked beans, coleslaw, potato salad and house salads.  We also served our homemade banana pudding for dessert made with Bud’s Best vanilla wafers.\nIf you’re not near a Dreamland restaurant, not to worry, because we offer most of our menu items online along with our original Dreamland merchandise.  We deliver anywhere in the United States and some parts of Canada .\nWe hope you stop by one of our restaurants soon.  You never know who you’ll meet.\nOur motto still holds true today “Ain’t Nothing Like ‘Em Nowhere!”\nSee you soon!\n___________________________________________________________________________________________\n12/15/10 Heat Up Your WinterWe have seen our share of winter weather this season in the Southeast.  In fact, some places have had record temperatures and snow fall.  With the forecast for more winter temps and weather later in the week, Big Daddy wants to show you how you can heat up your winter with  Dreamland’s Beef and Barley Soup.\n1 pound lean stew beef, cut into 1-inch cubes\n1/8 teaspoon salt\n1/8 teaspoon freshly ground pepper\n1 tablespoon vegetable oil\n1/2 cup chopped onion\n3 celery ribs, sliced\n3 carrots, sliced\n5 cups low-sodium fat-free beef broth\n1 1/2 cups Dreamland Bar-B-Que Sauce\n1 cup uncooked quick-cooking barley\nSprinkle beef cubes evenly with salt and pepper. Sauté beef in hot oil over medium-high heat 5 minutes or until tender; drain. Add onion and next 4 ingredients and bring to a boil. Add barley; cover and simmer over low heat 25 to 30 minutes, stirring occasionally. Yield: 4 to 6 servings\nCalories 240; Fat 6g (sat 1.6g); Protein 20g; Carbohydrate 26g; Fiber 3.3g; Cholesterol 40mg; Sodium 900mg.\nBig Daddy knows that this hearty soup is guaranteed to take the chill off of any winter’s day.\nWe welcome your feedback.   Make the recipe, give us your feedback at contactus@dreamlandbbq.com\n________________________________________________________________________________\n2/10/10Love Big Daddy Style\nForget roses, European chocolates and candlelight, when it comes to LOVE Big Daddy knows what he’s talking about.    For more than 50 years Big Daddy has been doing what he loves, making customers happy.   With Valentine’s only a few days away, Big Daddy says it’s time to focus on the ones you love in a way that may not seem all that traditional.  But think outside the box for a moment.  If there is one thing that Big Daddy knows is the way to your Valentine’s heart is through the stomach, and he cannot think of any other place to spend Valentine’s day than at Dreamland BBQ.    Dreamland offers a wide-variety of menu choices from our famous Dreamland ribs, to chopped chicken, to chopped pork, to pork quesadillas or our salads.   There is something for everyone.Dreamland has eight locations throughout Alabama and Georgia.  If you can’t make it to one of our restaurants, you can order any of our menu items online at www.dreamlandbbq.com.Make Valentine’s memorable by eating at Dreamland.\nOh and by the way, Big Daddy suggests, if you do make it to one of our locations, during the ride over,  pop Sade, Norah Jones, Usher or Maxwell in your car’s CD player..... Romantic music and Dreamland, what more can you ask for?\n___________________________________________________________________________\nLet The Good Times Roll!\nIt doesn’t matter if you’re a Saints fan or Colts fan, Big Daddy says this weekend it’s time to ‘Let the Good Times Roll’ (that’s Laissez Les Bons Temps Rouler for you Saints fans).\nGood times and football parties begin with family and friends gathering to watch the game.   At Dreamland we also believe that the good times begin with good food and hearty menu ideas.  Big Daddy recommends the following ‘Good Times’ Dreamland recipes for you party planners.\nSaints fans you’ll have them giving you automatic first downs when you serve our Dreamland Red Beans and Rice:\nDreamland Red Beans and Rice2 cans of red kidney beans drained1 can whole peeled tomatoes undrained1 teaspoon olive oil1 small white onion, finely chopped1 small green bell pepper, finely chopped1 tablespoon garlic powder1/2 tablespoon rubbed sage1/2 tablespoon cayenne pepper3 cups long grain white rice1 lb. Dreamland Smoked Sausage, sliced into small piecesPour the oil into a large deep pan.\nSauté the onion, bell pepper and sausage until the vegetables are tender, which takes about 4 minutes. Add the beans, tomatoes with their juice and the spices. Cook until liquid is almost at a boil then reduce heat to medium low and simmer for 20 minutes uncovered. While the food is simmering, prepare the rice. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0503wb-58-02370", "text": "Cache-control: private\nUCI Catalogue: Electrical and Computer Engineer\nCourses in Electrical and Computer Engineering\nLOWER-DIVISION\nNOTE: With the exception of ECE181A-B-C, the undergraduate courses listed below are open only to students in the School of Engineering. All other majors must petition for permission to enroll.\nECE11 Computational Methods in Electrical and Computer Engineering (4) W. An introduction to computers and structured programming. Binary Data Representation. Hands-on experience with a high-level structured programming language. Introduction to algorithm efficiency. Applications of structured programming in solving engineering problems. Prerequisite: Mathematics 2A. (Design units: 0)\nECE20 System Programming I (4) S. Advanced programming concepts for system software including data types, pointers, recursion and modules. The UNIX programming environment and software development tools. Prerequisite: ECE11. Formerly ECE11B. (Design units: 1)\nECE31 Introduction to Digital Systems (4) W. Digital representation of information. Specification of combinational and sequential systems. Analysis and design of networks of gates and flip flops. Standard modules and their use. Introduction to algorithmic systems: datapath and control. Prerequisite: ECE11. (Design units: 2)\nECE31LA Introduction to Digital Systems Laboratory (1) F, Summer. Laboratory to accompany ECE31 for non-computer engineering majors. Corequisite: ECE31. (Design units: 1)\nECE31LB Introduction to Digital Logic Laboratory (3) W. Introduction to common digital integrated circuits: gates, memory circuits, MSI components. Operating characteristics, specifications, and applications. Design of simple combinational and sequential digital systems such as arithmetic processors, game-playing machines. Construction and debugging techniques, using CAD tools and Breadboards. Prerequisites: ECE20, ECE31. (Design units: 3)\nECE40 System Programming II (4) S. Advanced programming techniques including data abstraction, object-orientation, code reuse, and design methodology. Techniques for window programming and advanced user interface design. Prerequisite: ECE20. ECE40 and Information and Computer Science 54 may not both be taken for credit. (Design units: 2)\nECE70A Network Analysis I (3) W. Modeling and analysis of electrical networks. Basic network theorems. Sinusoidal steady state and transient analysis of RLC networks and the impedance concept. Corequisite: Mathematics 3A or 3D. Prerequisites: ECE11 and Physics 5B. Formerly ECE70. (Design units: 1)\nECE70B Network Analysis II (4) S. Laplace transforms, complex frequency, and the s-plane. Network functions and frequency response, including resonance. Bode plots. Two-port network characterization. Corequisite: ECE70LB. Prerequisites: ECE11, ECE70A. Formerly ECE75. (Design units: 1)\nECE70LB Networks Analysis II Laboratory (1) S. Laboratory to accompany ECE70B. Corequisite: ECE70B. Prerequisites: ECE11 and ECE70A. Formerly ECE75L. (Design units: 1)\nECE72 Network Theory and Operational Amplifiers (3) S. Basic network theorems and analysis. Sinusoidal steady state and transient response of RLC circuits and the impedance concept. Analysis and design of operational amplifier circuits. Corequisite: Mathematics 3A or 3D. Prerequisites: Physics 5B; Engineering E10 or ECE11. Open only to Engineering, Civil Engineering, and Mechanical or Aerospace Engineering majors only. (Design units: 1)\nUPPER-DIVISION\nECE104 Fundamentals of Computer Graphics (4) F. Instruction in the fundamental algorithms and data structures used in computer image generation and manipulation including: output primitives, linear transformations, windowing, hidden-line removal, and shading. Corequisite or prerequisite: Mathematics 3A or Mathematics 3D. (Design units: 2)\nECE111A Analysis and Design of Electrical Circuits (4) S. Active and passive electrical circuits. Topology, network theorems, sensitivity considerations. Classical synthesis and computer-aided techniques for two-, three-, and four-terminal networks. Prerequisites: ECE113C, ECE113LC; ECE120B. (Design units: 4)\nECE113A Electronics I (4) F. The properties of semiconductors, electronic conduction in solids, the physics and operation principles of semiconductor devices such as diodes and transistors, transistor equivalent circuits, and transistor amplifiers. Corequisites: ECE113LA. Prerequisites: Physics 5D, ECE70A. (Design units: 1)\nECE113LA Electronics I Laboratory (1) F. Laboratory accompanying Engineering ECE113A to perform experiments on semiconductor material properties, semiconductor device physics and operation principles, and transistor amplifiers to improve experimental skills and to enhance the understanding of lecture materials. Corequisite: ECE113A. Prerequisites: Physics 5D, ECE70A. (Design units: 1)\nECE113B Electronics II (4) W. Principles of operation and design of differential amplifiers, multistage amplifiers, biasing circuits, basic CMOS, digital electronic circuits: inverters, logic gates, and memory elements, other logic families. Corequisites: ECE113LB. Prerequisites: ECE113A, ECE113LA. (Design units: 2)\nECE113LB Electronics II Laboratory (1) W. Laboratory accompanying Engineering ECE 113B. Corequisites: ECE113B. Prerequisites: ECE113A, ECE113LA. (Design units: 1)\nECE113C Electronics III (4) S. Principles of operation, design, and utilization of integrated circuit modules, including operational amplifiers and logic circuits. Corequisites: ECE113LC. Prerequisites: ECE113B, ECE113LB. (Design units: 2)\nECE113LC Electronics III Laboratory (1) S. Laboratory accompanying Engineering ECE 113C to provide hands-on training in design of digital/analog circuits/subsystems. Corequisites: ECE113C. Prerequisites: ECE113B, ECE113LB. (Design units: 1)\nECE114A Field-Effect Semiconductor Devices (4) F. Semiconductor theory, metal-semiconductor contracts and diodes, metal-oxide-semiconductor (MOS) structures; MOS field-effect transistors, junction field-effect transistors, device modeling and fabrication technologies. Prerequisites: ECE113A, ECE113LA. (Design units: 2)\nECE114B Bipolar Semiconductor Devices (4) W. PN-junction diodes, bipolar (NPN or PNP) transistors, photodiodes, light-emitting diodes, laser diodes, device modeling, and fabrication technologies. Prerequisites: ECE113, ECE113LA. (Design units: 2)\nECE115A Integrated Electronic Circuit Design (4) F. Specialized analysis and design techniques associated with the design of LSI and VLSI electronic circuits. Current approaches to computer-aided design and fabrication. Prerequisites: ECE31, ECE113B, ECE113LB, and consent of instructor. (Design units: 4)\nECE116 Wafer Fabrication Processes (4) W. Fabrication of microelectronic components on a silicon wafer. Processes include lithographic techniques, oxidation, diffusion, ion implementation, thin film deposition, etching techniques, diagnostic techniques, wafer probing and process integration. Prerequisite: ECE113A, 113LA. (Design units: 2)\nECE117 Microelectronics Manufacturing Technology (4) S. Manufacturing technology leading to the production of microelectronic devices. Topics include cleanroom, electronic materials, vacuum technology, thin film deposition, etching techniques, bonding techniques, thermal management, stress analysis, injection molding, electronic packaging and process integration. Prerequisite: ECE113A, 113LA. (Design units: 2)\nECE118 Reliability and Yield in Microelectronic Circuits (4) W. Reliability issues in the design of Very Large Scale Integrated Circuits: VLSI failure modes, yield and reliability modeling, yield enhancement techniques, wafer-scale integration and reconfiguration. Introduction to testing and testing techniques. Economics of design, test, and manufacturing. Prerequisites: ECE151 and ECE186. (Design units: 2)\nECE120A Signals and Systems I (4) W. Studies of signals and systems. Application of Fourier series and Fourier and Laplace transforms to continuous-time system analysis. Convolution and modulation theory. Prerequisites: ECE70B, ECE180 or Mathematics 114A. (Design units: 0)\nECE120B Signals and Systems II (4) S. Application of sampling theorem, z-transforms, and discrete Fourier transforms to discrete-time system analysis. Difference equations, discrete-time convolution. Prerequisite: ECE120A. (Design units: 0)\nECE128 Communication Systems (3) S. Introduction to analog and digital communication systems, including effects of noise. Modulation-demodulation for AM, FM, PM, and PCM, with applications to radio, television, and recorders. Signal processing as applied to communication systems. Prerequisites: ECE120B and ECE186. Formerly ECE128A. (Design units: 1)\nECE132 Organization of Digital Computers (4) W. Building blocks and organization of digital computers, the arithmetic, control, and memory units, and input/out devices and interfaces. Microprogramming and microprocessors. Prerequisite: ECE31LB. ECE132 and Information and Computer Science 152 may not both be taken for credit. (Design units: 4)\nECE132L Organization of Digital Computers Laboratory (3) S. Techniques for the design of microprocessors (RISC and CISC), and microcode-based architectures. Covers all aspects of the design ranging from concept development to implementation and testing using FPGA chips. Prerequisites: ECE31LB and ECE132. Formerly ECE132LB. (Design units: 3)\nECE135A Digital Signal Processing (3) F. Nature of sampled data, sampling theorem, difference equations, data holds, z-transform, w-transform, digital filters, Butterworth and Chebychev filters, quantization effects. Prerequisites: ECE120B and ECE186. (Design units: 2)\nECE135B Digital Signal Processing Design and Laboratory (3) S. Students plan and perform 10 core laboratory exercises covering signal synthesis and analysis with various filter and frequency transform processes. Models of radio and radar/sonar signal processing are included. Prerequisite: ECE135A. (Design units: 3)\nECE136 Introduction to Machine Vision (3) F. The use of digital computers for the analysis of visual scenes; image formation and sensing, color, segmentation, shape estimation, motion, stereo, pattern classification, computer architectures, applications. Computer experiments are used to illustrate fundamental principles. Prerequisite: ECE120B or consent of instructor. (Design units: 2)\nECE137 Parallel Computer Systems (3) W. General introduction to parallel computing focusing on parallel algorithms and architectures. Parallel models: Flynn's taxonomy, dataflow models. Parallel architectures: systolic arrays, hypercube architecture, shared memory machines, dataflow machines, reconfigurable architectures. Parallel algorithms appropriate to each machine type area also discussed. Prerequisites: ECE20 and ECE132. (Design units: 1)\nECE140A Introduction to Control Systems (4) F. Modeling, stability, and specifications of feedback control systems. Root locus, Bode plots, Nyquist criteria, and state-space methods for dynamic analysis and design. Corequisite: ECE140LA. Prerequisites: ECE11; ECE113B, ECE113LB, ECE120B. (Design units: 2)\nECE140LA Control Systems I Laboratory (1) F. Laboratory accompanying ECE140A. Corequisite: ECE140A. (Design units: 1)\nECE140B Sampled-Data and Digital Control Systems (3) W. Sampled-data and digital control systems. Sampling process and theory of digital signals; z-transform and modeling; stability; z-plane, frequency response, state-space techniques of digital control system synthesis. Prerequisites: ECE31, ECE140A, ECE140LA. (Design units: 2)\nECE142 System Software (4) S. Batch systems multiprogramming, procedure implementation, processes, parallelism, critical sections, deadlocks, communication, multiprocessing, multilevel memory management, binding, name management, file systems, protection, resource allocation, scheduling. Experience with concurrent programming, synchronization mechanisms, interprocess communication. Prerequisite: Information and Computer Science 23. ECE142 and Information and Computer Science 143 may not both be taken for credit. (Design units: 2)\nECE143 Microprocessor Interface Techniques (3) W. Concepts and techniques necessary for using mini- and micro-computer systems to gather data and control equipment. Covers microprocessor architecture and peripheral devices. Experience with a microprocessor system is provided. Functional requirements are realized through software and I/O hardware design. Prerequisite: ECE132L. (Design units: 3)\nECE145 Senior Design Project (4) W. Conception, planning, implementation, programming, testing of an approved project. Options include: parallel processing, VLSI design, microprocessor-based design, among others. Prerequisite: senior standing. (Design units: 4)\nECE146 File and Database Management (4) W. Database system architecture--data structures, storage structures, and data languages. Alternate approaches to database management systems; relational approach, hierarchical approach, network approach. Database security and integrity. Query processing. Prerequisite: Information and Computer Science 52 with a grade of C or better. Same as Information and Computer Science 184. (Design units: 1)\nECE151 Introduction to VLSI (4) F. A first course in the design of Very Large Scale Integrated (VLSI) systems and chips. Review of CMOS VLSI technology. Analysis and synthesis of basic and complex CMOS gates. Introduction to CAD methodology and usage of CAD Tools. Prerequisite: ECE132. (Design units: 4)\nECE151L VLSI Design Laboratory (4) W. Train students to apply the latest computer design techniques and VLSI design tools for the implementation of VLSI chips. As part of this course, students will design, test, and develop the layout for final submission of the chip to a foundry for fabrication. Prerequisite: ECE151.\nECE160 Energy Conversion (4) F. Magnetic circuits and transformers. Fundamentals of energy conversion. Application to synchronous, induction, commutator, and special purpose machines such as robotic actuators and computer disk drives. Corequisite: ECE160L. Prerequisites: ECE70B, ECE113B, ECE113LB. (Design units: 2)\nECE160L Energy Conversion Laboratory (1) W. Laboratory exercises supplementing the content of ECE160. Corequisite or prerequisite: ECE160. (Design units: 0)\nECE161 Introduction to Computer Networks (4) W. Introduction to the techniques for design and analysis of computer networks. Layered network architecture. Communication media and hardware. Local area network (LAN) topologies and access protocols. Flow and congestion control. Introduction to network operating systems. Queuing and reliability analyses. Prerequisite: ECE142. (Design units: 2)\nECE163 Electric Power Systems (4) F. Generation, transmission, and use of electrical energy. Fault calculation, protection, stability, and power flow. Corequisite: ECE163L. Prerequisites: ECE70B, ECE113B, ECE113LB. (Design units: 1)\nECE163L Electric Power Systems Laboratory (1) F. Experiments and field trips relevant to studies in power systems. Corequisite: ECE163. Prerequisite: ECE110LA. (Design units: 0)\nECE166 Power Electronics (4) S. Power switching devices; generic power electronic converters; design and applications of rectifiers, inverters, motor controllers, uninterruptible power supplies. Prerequisite: ECE113C, ECE113LC. (Design units: 1)\nECE170 Engineering Electromagnetics (4) W. Electromagnetic fields and solutions of problems in engineering applications; electrostatics, magnetostatics, steady D.C. current, Maxwell's equations and plane wave propagation, reflection, and transmission. Corequisite or prerequisite: Mathematics 2D and 3D. Prerequisite: Physics 5D. (Design units: 0)\nECE176 Engineering Optics (3) F. Fundamentals of optical systems design: incoherent light sources, lens, mirror, photodetectors, radiometry, image recording and display. Optical systems and components; resolution, modulation, transfer functions, and noise. Corequisite: ECE176L. Prerequisite: ECE170. (Design units: 1)\nECE176L Engineering Optics Laboratory (1) F. Basic optics and laser experiments. Lens, prism, grating, diffraction, interferences, He-Ne and CO2 gas lasers. Corequisite: ECE176. (Design units: 0)\nECE177 Engineering Electrodynamics (3) S. Time-varying electromagnetic fields including waveguides, resonant cavities, radiating systems. Motion of charged particles in electromagnetic fields, radiation by moving charges. Scattering and dispersion. Corequisite: ECE177L. Prerequisite: ECE170. (Design units: 1)\nECE177L Engineering Electrodynamics Laboratory (1) S. Transmission line, waveguides, antenna microwave oscillators, and detectors. Corequisite: ECE177. (Design units: 0)\nECE178 Optical Electronics (3) W. Fundamentals of optical systems and components. Incoherent light sources, radiometry, resolution and transfer functions. Lasers and related optical devices and systems. Corequisite: ECE178L. Prerequisite: consent of instructor. (Design units: 1)\nECE178L Optical Electronics Laboratory (1) W. Optical guided waves, electro-optical modulator, acousto-optical modulator, dye and semiconductor lasers. Corequisite: ECE178. (Design units: 0)\nECE180 Electrical Engineering Analysis (3) F. Functions of complex numbers and their application to electrical engineering problems. Applications to lumped and continuous parameter engineering systems. Prerequisitse: Mathematics 3A or 3D; Engineering ECE70B. Only one course from ECE180, Mathematics 114A, and Mathematics 147 may be taken for credit. (Design units: 0)\nECE186 Engineering Probability (4) S. Sets and set operations; nature of probability, sample spaces, fields of events, probability measures; conditional probability, independence, random variables, distribution functions, density functions, conditional distributions and densities; moments, characteristic functions, random sequences, independent and Markov sequences. (Design units: 0)\nECE198 Group Study (1 to 4) F, W, S. Group study of selected topics in engineering. (Design units: varies)\nECE198L Group Laboratory (1 to 4) F, W, S. Group laboratory for experimentation or design in connection with special projects or ECE198 courses. May be repeated for credit. (Design units: varies)\nECE199 Individual Study (1 to 4) F, W, S. For undergraduate Engineering majors in supervised but independent reading, research, or design. Students taking individual study for design credit are to submit a written paper to the instructor and to the Undergraduate Student Affairs Office in the School of Engineering. Prerequisite: consent of instructor. (Design units: varies)\nECEH199 Individual Study for Honors Students (1 to 5) F, W, S. For undergraduate honor students majoring in Electrical Engineering. Independent reading, research, or design under the direction of a faculty member or group of faculty members in Electrical and Computer Engineering. Students taking individual study for design credit are to submit a written paper to the instructor and to the Undergraduate Student Affairs Office in the School of Engineering. Prerequisite: consent of instructor; open only to Campuswide Honors students. May be taken for credit four times.\nGRADUATE\nECE206 Spline Theory and Applications (3) W. Mathematical background for three-dimensional realistic graphics, CAD/CAM, and geometric modeling. Polynomials, vector spaces, divided differences, B-Splines, Bezier Curves, and Beta Splines.\nECE207 Modeling and Rendering for Image Synthesis (3) S. Provides the fundamental understanding of mathematical and physical models used in image synthesis applications: geometric models, physics of color image formation, polygon approximations, ray tracing, and radiosity.\nECE210A Active Networks I (3) F. Behavior of active networks subjected to analog and digital signals. Application to the analysis and optimum design of common electronic circuits used for processing analog and digital signals. Prerequisite: ECE113B, 113LB; ECE113C, 113LC; or equivalent.\nECE210B Active Networks II (3) W. Analysis and optimum design of integrated electronic circuits and systems to process analog and digital signals. Performance limitations of bipolar and field effect integrated circuits, charge coupled devices; development of design methods for their effective utilization in analog, digital, and hybrid systems. Prerequisite: ECE210A or consent of instructor.\nECE211 Digital Electronics I (3) S. Band theory of solid-state electronics; semiconductor devices, fabrication technology; nonlinear circuit analysis, analog-digital and digital-analog converters, magnetic memories. Prerequisite: ECE113B, 113LB.\nECE212 Topics in Electronic System Design (3). New research results in electronic system design. Prerequisite: consent of instructor. May be repeated for credit.\nECE217A Advanced Semiconductor Devices I (3) W. Semiconductor theory, GaAs metal-semiconductor field-effect transistors (MESFET), microwave semiconductor devices, analog, and digital MESFET integrated circuits, device modeling and fabrication technologies. Prerequisite: ECE114A.\nECE217B Advanced Semiconductor Devices II (3) S. Photodiodes, light-emitting diodes, diode lasers, epitaxial growth of III-V compound semiconductors, and fiber optics technology. Prerequisite: ECE114A.\nECE222 Topics in Communications Systems (3). New research results in communications systems. Prerequisite: consent of instructor. May be repeated for credit.\nECE227A-B Detection, Estimation, and Demodulation Theory (3-3) W, S. Application of statistical design theory, state variables, random processes, and Ito calculus to deriving optimum receiver structures for signal detection, parameter estimation, and analog demodulation. Prerequisite: ECE287A.\nECE228A-B Communication and Information Theory (3-3) W, S. Communication over noisy channels; optimum receiver design; information theory concepts entropy, mutual information, encoding of information. Shannon's coding theorems, channel capacity, and implementation of some coded systems. Prerequisite: ECE287A or consent of instructor.\nECE229A Queuing Theory (3) F. Elementary queuing models; conservation laws; work. Markovian queues; product form results; embedded Markov chains. Fluctuation theory and GI/G/I queues. Approximation and bounds. Priority queuing. Prerequisite: ECE287A.\nECE229B Communication Networks (3) W. Review of elementary queuing models; Markov chains; passage times; approximations. Queuing models for networks; routing capacity assignment, flow control, priority, numerical methods. Models of local area networks, cellular radio networks, satellite networks. Analysis of multiple access schemes. Prerequisite: ECE229A.\nECE230A Digital Signal Processing I (3). Fundamental principles of digital signal processing, sampling, decimation and interpolation, discrete Fourier transforms and FFT algorithms, transversal and recursive filters, discrete random processes, and finite-word effects in digital filters. Prerequisites: ECE135A, ECE240A, and ECE287A.\nECE230B Digital Signal Processing II (3). Applications of digital signal processing, short-time spectral analysis, spectral estimation, optimal filtering, autoregressive modeling, waveform quantization and coding, block processing, distributed arithmetic. Prerequisite: ECE230A.\nECE231 Advanced System Software (3). Study of operating systems including interprocess communication, scheduling, resource management, concurrency, reliability, validation, protection and security, and distributed computing support. System software design languages and modeling analysis. Prerequisite: ECE142 or equivalent.\nECE232 Intelligent Machines (3). Design of machines that recognize patterns, learn from mistakes, discover clusters in data, hypothesize and test conjectures, and compete for survival. Applications in industry, neural sciences in biology, and cognitive sciences in psychology are discussed. Prerequisite: ECE186.\nECE233 Computer Architecture (3). Problems in hardware, firmware (microprogram), and software. Computer architecture for resource sharing, real-time applications, parallelism, microprogramming, and fault tolerance. Various architectures based on cost/performance and current technology. Prerequisites: ECE132, ECE132L.\nECE234A Digital Image Processing (3) W. Pixel-level digital image representation and elementary operations; Fourier and other unitary transforms; compression, enhancement, filtering, and restoration; laboratory experience is provided. Prerequisite: ECE135A.\nECE234B Digital Image Understanding (3) S. Image and texture segmentation and symbolic representation; three-dimensional modeling; relational structures; three-dimensional object recognition; three-dimensional scene analysis and interpretation. Prerequisites: ECE136 and ECE234A.\nECE235 Design and Analysis of Algorithms (3) W. The analysis of computer algorithms from a practical standpoint. Algorithms for symbolic and numeric problems such as sorting, searching, curve fitting, and FFT considered. Analysis includes algorithm time and space complexity.\nECE236A-B Artificial Neural Networks (3-3) W, S. 236A: Fundamental concepts and models of artificial neural networks (ANNs); single- and multi-layer ANNs; recurrent feedback ANNs; applications to pattern classification and interpretation, and intelligent control. 236B: Computational aspects of ANNs with applications to intelligent computing. Prerequisite: ECE120A-B.\nECE237 Medical Imaging Systems (3) W, S. Scientific and engineering principles for imaging, visualizing, and analyzing structures of the human body. Imaging modalities include x-ray projection radiography, ultrasonic imaging, magnetic resonance imaging, computed tomography. Visualization and analysis includes curve detection, flexible image registration, noise suppression, volmetric estimation. Prerequisite: ECE120A.\nECE238 Topics in Computer Engineering (3). New research results in computer engineering. Prerequisite: consent of instructor. May be repeated for credit.\nECE240A Linear Systems I (3) F. State-space representation of continuous-time and discrete-time linear systems. Controllability, observability, stability. Realization of rational transfer functions. Prerequisite: ECE140A or\nequivalent.\nECE240B Linear Systems II (3) W. Continuation of deterministic linear multivariable systems. Linear state feedback and observers in continuous-time and discrete-time system control. Introduction to stochastic systems. Prerequisite: ECE240A.\nECE240C Linear Systems III (3) S. Continuation of stochastic linear multivariable systems. Kalman filtering, prediction, estimation, and smoothing. Prerequisite: ECE240B.\nECE242 Topics in Systems and Control (3). New research results in system and control theory. May be repeated for credit. Prerequisite: consent of instructor.\nECE251 VLSI System Design (3). Overview of integrated circuit fabrication, circuit simulation, basic device physics, device layout, timing; MOS logic design; behavioral simulation; logic simulation; silicon compilation; testing and fault tolerance. Prerequisite: ECE132.\nECE252 Distributed Computer Systems (3). Design and analysis techniques for decentralized computer architectures, communication protocols, and hardware-software interface. Performance and reliability considerations. Design tools. Prerequisites: ECE231 and ECE233.\nECE253 Real-Time Computer Systems (3). Time bases, clock synchronization, real-time communication protocols, specification of requirements, task scheduling. Validation of timelines, real-time configuration management. Prerequisites: ECE231 and ECE233.\nECE254 Fault-Tolerant Computing (4). Various aspects of fault-tolerant computing systems. Includes hardware and software failures, reliability, mechanism to recover from failures. Prerequisite: consent of instructor. Same as Information and Computer Science 250.\nECE257 Parallel Database Systems Engineering (3). Data models, database management systems, parallel algorithms, implementation issues, database machines, applications of parallel database systems. Prerequisite: Information and Computer Science 184 or equivalent.\nECE258 Numerical Processors (3). Number representations. Fast algorithms and implementations for addition, multiplication, division, and square root. Floating-point processors. On-line arithmetic. Function evaluation. CORDIC processors. Residue arithmetic. Prerequisite: ECE132.\nECE260 Design and Control of Electromechanical Energy Converters (3). Advanced topics in the generalized theory of electrical machines. Design criteria and methodology, including analytical and numerical field analysis. Electronic control of generators and motors. With laboratory where appropriate. Prerequisite: ECE160 or consent of instructor. May be repeated for credit with consent of instructor.\nECE263 Planning and Operation of Electric Power Transmission Systems (3). Advanced topics in the planning, design, and optimal operation of electric power systems. Power flow under static and dynamic conditions. Stability. Economic dispatch. Transmission line transients. System expansion. Reliability. With laboratory where appropriate. Prerequisite: ECE163 or consent of instructor. May be repeated for credit with consent of instructor.\nECE266A Advanced Power Electronics (3). New developments in power electronics: switching converter topologies, control, magnetics, and applications. Prerequisite: ECE113B, 113LB; ECE140B; ECE166; or consent of instructor.\nECE266B Advanced Topics in Power Electronics (3). AC motor drive, DC brushless motor drives, and magnetic levitation. Prerequisite: ECE266A.\nECE270 Imaging Optics (3) S. Optical imaging instruments from geometrical and wave optic standpoints. Indirect optical imaging methods such as holography, interferometry, and intensity correlation interferometry.\nECE273A Quantum Electronics I (3) W. Semiclassical development of the theory and application of lasers and related optical electronic devices. Prerequisite: ECE170.\nECE273B Quantum Electronics II (3) S. Quantum theoretic development of the theory and application of lasers and related optical electronic devices. Prerequisite: ECE273A or consent of instructor.\nECE275A Electro-optic Devices (3) F. Review of basic laser principles. Optics in crystals. Electro-optic effects. Electro-optic devices and applications. Prerequisite: ECE170.\nECE275B Acousto-optic Devices (3) W. Bulk and surface acoustic waves, acousto-optic effects, acousto-optic Bragg diffraction, acousto-optic devices and applications. Prerequisite: ECE170.\nECE275C Integrated and Fiber Optics (3) S. Optical waveguides; passive and active guided-wave devices; integrated optics modules/circuits and applications; optic fibers; fiber optic devices; fiber optic communications systems; fiber optic sensors. Prerequisites: ECE275A and ECE275B.\nECE279A Advanced Engineering Electromagnetics I (3) W. Stationary electromagnetic fields, Maxwell's equations, circuits and transmission\nlines, plane waves, guided waves, and radiation. Prerequisite: ECE170 or equivalent.\nECE279B Advanced Engineering Electromagnetics II (3) S. Two- and three-dimensional boundary value problems, dielectric waveguides and other special waveguides, microwave networks and antenna arrays, electromagnetic properties of materials, and electromagnetic optics. Prerequisite: ECE279A or equivalent.\nECE287A Random Signals and Systems (3) F. Extensions of probability theory to families of random variables indexed on time. General properties of stochastic processes such as stationarity, ergodicity, stochastic continuity, differentiability, and integrability. Linear and nonlinear transformations, correlation, power spectrum, and linear filtering of stochastic processes. Linear mean-square estimation, the orthogonality principle, Wiener Kolmogoroff theory, filtering, and prediction. Wide-sense Markoff sequence, recursive filtering, and the Kalman filter. Prerequisite: ECE186.\nECE294 Electrical Engineering Colloquium (varies) F, W, S. Guest speakers discuss their latest research results in electrical engineering. Prerequisite: consent of instructor. May be repeated for credit.\nECE295 Seminars in Engineering (varies) F, W, S. Scheduled each year by individual faculty in major field of interest. Prerequisite: consent of instructor. May be repeated for credit.\nECE296 Master of Science Thesis Research (varies) F, W, S. Individual research or investigation conducted in the pursuit of preparing and completing the thesis required for the MS degree in Engineering. Prerequisite: consent of instructor. May be repeated for credit.\nECE297 Doctor of Philosophy Dissertation Research (varies) F, W, S. Individual research or investigation conducted in preparing and completing the dissertation required for the Ph.D. degree in Engineering. Prerequisite: consent of instructor. May be repeated for credit.\nECE298 Topics in Electrical and Computer Engineering (2 to 4) F, W, S. Study of Electrical and Computer Engineering concepts. Prerequisite: consent of instructor. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0500wb-07-08673", "text": "Eng Aus ODI 4 Preview: Australia Dreading a Whitewash; What a Turnaround of Expectations\nslideshows\ngallery //\nIn Focus\nPlayers\nSnapped\nMatch Reviews\nTests\nODIs\nTwenty20\nMore >>\nSchedule\nNext\nPrevious\nEng Aus ODI 4 Preview: Australia Dreading a Whitewash; What a Turnaround of Expectations\n-->\n-->\nSreelata YellamrazuJun 30 2010\nThere is an apprehension running through although Australia do not want to admit it as a result of a collective failure. From Tim Nielsen’s wanting of a 5-0 whitewash, notions have turned around to players wanting to avoid that happening to them.england happy australia not\nDoug Bollinger said it as much. Shane Watson tried not to say it. Australia would be gutted if they were to the lose the NatWest ODI series 5-0. The Australian coach is already eating humble pie while the Australian captain, Ricky Ponting, is mystified. However, like Ponting said, they have only pride to fight for. And fight Australia must, because England are on a high and they have plans in place, while Australia look in disarray and cannot seem to put together a strong batting performance.But that is the need of the hour. If Australia cannot get their rhythm together, they may in for more than they bargained for when they left their own shores. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0500wb-31-03359", "text": "Materials Engineering Alumni\nSkip to content | Change text size\nMonash home | Engineering home |\nFuture students |\nCurrent students |\nAlumni |\nStaff intranet |\nContact Engineering\nResearch\n| Departments and schools\n| Staff directory |\nA-Z index\n|\nSite map\nSearch\nMaterials Engineering Home\nAbout Materials Engineering\nFuture students\nCurrent students\nResearch\nAlumni\nStaff and Postgraduate students\nStaff Intranet (restricted access)\nContact us\nMonash University > Faculty of Engineering > Materials > Alumni\nMaterials Engineering Alumni\nSarah Quirk, Materials Engineer (2009)\nSarah Quirk (2009) is a materials reliability engineer at ExxonMobil’s Altona refinery, part of a team that looks after the integrity of every piece of equipment to ensure that no leaks take place.\nRead more\nChristine Crawshaw, Materials Engineer (2009)\nHer advice for university leavers is to go for first-class honours, and for a job that interests you.\n‘Be enthusiastic in the interview process, and get involved in groups or societies like MatES—it gives you more experience you can draw on in the interview.’\nRead more\nAndrew Bunter, Materials Engineer (2009)\n‘Choose a job based on what you're interested in, not on what you think you should be.\n‘The auto industry is hardly the most stable sector around, and yet I chose to be here because I had a keen interest.\n‘Now I'm loving it. I get paid to muck around with cars. I doubt if I'd chosen a job based on money I'd be as happy I am now—maybe close, but I'm sceptical about how long that would last.’\nRead more\nAndrew Czerwinski, Materials Engineer (2009)\nGraduates of Monash materials engineering, Andrew says, fill a niche role in the market that few others can.\nSince leaving Monash, graduate materials engineer Andrew Czerwinski (2009) has been working on a long-term project involving the Victorian government, Monash and several industry partners.\nRead more\nSky Loo, Materials Engineer (2009)\nAn international student, Sky believes his communication skills have been a major asset.\n‘Being able to communicate effectively and clearly is one of the most important skills you need in the industry,’ he says.\nRead more\nAllen Zheng\n..Materials Engineering at Monash gave me lots of hands-on experience across various areas and in different directions, for example polymers, metals, composites, superconductors and dye-sensitised solar cells.\"\nFor Allen Zheng (2007), Materials Engineering at Monash was the first step on a long ladder.\n‘It gave me an opportunity to work in the mining industry, and showed me the way to be an engineer,’ he says.\nRead more\nKenneth Cheah\n‘The culture was the most enjoyable part of my time in the department. It was a close-knit community with very much an open-door policy. The lecturers were easily accessible and always willing to discuss their research interests and answer questions.’\nThe department itself was something of a revelation, Ken says.\n‘It was surprisingly not as rigidly structured as some of the traditional engineering courses,’ he says.\n‘Due to the small groups, it allowed for extensive discussion and debate of different ideas.\nRead more\nAlexandra Shekhter\n‘It was exactly as I expected, and more. I did PhD by research in the department and enjoyed every minute of it.’\nStudying materials engineering at Monash was a life-changing experience for Dr Alexandra Shekhter (2003), a research scientist at the Defence Science and Technology Organisation.\n‘If I didn’t do a PhD in materials engineering, I doubt I would be in the job I am now,’ she says.\nRead more\nKatherine Dean\n‘The idea that the science I am involved in may one day make a significant impact on the environmental footprint we make as a society is a key driver for me.’\nDr Katherine Dean (2002) fell in love with research during her honours year—now she is a research scientist with Green Materials, at CSIRO Manufacturing and Materials Technology.\nOne of the highlights of her time in the department was studying for four months in Lyon, France, as part of her PhD. Katherine did a double degree of Materials Science.\nRead more\nEdward Kosior\nChange is the only thing that doesn’t change, says Monash graduate Edward Kosior.\nAnd he should know. After graduating with a Master of Engineering Science in Polymer Engineering at Monash in 1985, Edward has worked as director of the RMIT Polymer Technology Centre, and as national manager of research and technology at Visy Plastics, where he designed and supervised the construction of the state-of-the-art recycling centre for post-consumer plastics at Reservoir, Victoria.\nToday Edward is managing director of Nextek Pty Ltd, a company he set up to provide solutions to the environmental and recycling challenges facing the polymer industry.\nRead more\nAlireza Kouklan\n‘I believe that these days multi-skilled people are essential for any professional job.’\nAlireza Kouklan (2007) worked in the mining industry for about seven years before beginning a masters degree in materials engineering (corrosion) at Monash.\nToday he manages a team of corrosion specialists at Tenix, Australia’s largest defence and technology contractor.\nRead more\nJuri Jeske\n‘The course at Monash was as I expected, challenging, and diverse enough to allow an informed choice for later specialisation.’\nJuri Jeske (2003) decided to study materials engineering after undertaking work experience with the ceramics industry in Modena, Italy.\n‘During this experience it became clear that a more detailed understanding of materials was required for me to pursue my career in this field in some meaningful way,’ Juri says.\nRead more\nKelly Lawrence\n‘After graduation I definitely wanted to find a job that would use the knowledge I had obtained while doing my degree. In my last year or so I thought that I would prefer a job within the manufacturing industry.’\nRead more\nMark Forrest\n‘A few materials science units I took were taught by materials engineering staff, and the range and scope of materials covered made the multidisciplinary nature of materials engineering appealing.’\nResearch engineer Dr Mark Forrest (2001) takes body protection very seriously.\nA research fellow at Deakin University, Mark is using composite materials to develop personal armour.\nRead more\nDr Marcus Zipper\n‘By acting as a bridge between the R&D at CSIRO and our key external stakeholders and customers, I can have an impact that will provide benefit to Australia and Australian industry.’\nRead more\nJenny Law\nJenny decided to study materials engineering during first-year engineering at Monash.\n‘The interesting materials subject influenced my choice and also my career prospects,’ she says.\n‘Materials engineering seemed novel, interesting and fun compared with the other engineering courses offered at the time.’\nRead more\nDavid Monk\n‘Monash was a friendly environment to work in—the staff always had their doors open if you had questions or concerns. Having a student room for the final year developed a great team environment.’\nFor materials engineering graduate David Monk (1998), it was a case of moving from one close-knit group at Monash to another in the refining industry.\nDavid is Senior Reliability Engineer at Mobil Refining Australia, in Altona, Victoria.\nRead more\nMichelle Katz\n‘Now I know that materials engineering is in everyday life, such as design of planes, cars, computers etc. These are the examples that I use when I explain materials engineering to people who have no idea what it is.’\nOriginally Michelle was interested in chemical engineering, but she soon had second thoughts.\n‘My interest switched to materials engineering, mainly because I felt that it was most similar to science, and I believed that I was better at science than engineering,’ she says.\nRead more\nCampbell Thomas\n‘The close day-to-day interaction with my fellow undergrads formed some life-long friendships. The academics were always willing to assist and generally showed an excellent level of professionalism in their lectures.’\nCampbell Thomas (1998) was intent on becoming a chemical engineer, and then he discovered materials engineering.\nRead more\nRajkumar Gopiraj\n‘I attended various career fairs and was informed that a double degree in materials engineering and science would be the perfect career path that encompassed my areas of interest. The degree was offered only at Monash University.\nRead more\nPeter Mckenzie\n‘The graduate process engineering role at Alcoa has provided me with the opportunity to use the analytical skills developed at Monash,’ Peter says.\n‘I always wanted to work in industry, even before I started the Monash course,’ says Peter, who completed his PhD in 2007.\nApart from studying a range of materials-related subjects, highlights of Peter’s time at Monash\n", "entities": [{"start": 635, "end": 645, "label": ["18848197"]}, {"start": 648, "end": 654, "label": ["632148"]}, {"start": 1604, "end": 1610, "label": ["149620"]}, {"start": 1714, "end": 1720, "label": ["149620"]}, {"start": 1829, "end": 1838, "label": ["3567908"]}, {"start": 1851, "end": 1857, "label": ["149620"]}, {"start": 1960, "end": 1963, "label": ["195193"]}, {"start": 2170, "end": 2191, "label": ["19622"]}, {"start": 2195, "end": 2201, "label": ["149620"]}, {"start": 2428, "end": 2434, "label": ["149620"]}, {"start": 2911, "end": 2914, "label": ["512253"]}, {"start": 3296, "end": 3302, "label": ["149620"]}, {"start": 3396, "end": 3439, "label": ["48715780"]}, {"start": 3881, "end": 3901, "label": ["19622"]}, {"start": 3987, "end": 3991, "label": ["8638634"]}, {"start": 3993, "end": 3999, "label": ["5843419"]}, {"start": 4054, "end": 4071, "label": ["19622"]}, {"start": 4148, "end": 4154, "label": ["149620"]}, {"start": 4279, "end": 4285, "label": ["149620"]}, {"start": 4554, "end": 4563, "label": ["3292675"]}, {"start": 4565, "end": 4573, "label": ["3567908"]}, {"start": 5008, "end": 5014, "label": ["149620"]}, {"start": 5068, "end": 5073, "label": ["5379161"]}, {"start": 5075, "end": 5084, "label": ["4689264"]}, {"start": 5166, "end": 5172, "label": ["149620"]}, {"start": 5400, "end": 5406, "label": ["62418"]}, {"start": 5408, "end": 5413, "label": ["14532"]}, {"start": 6152, "end": 6169, "label": ["619887"]}, {"start": 6407, "end": 6416, "label": ["4689264"]}, {"start": 6421, "end": 6431, "label": ["4689264"]}, {"start": 6541, "end": 6547, "label": ["149620"]}, {"start": 6791, "end": 6797, "label": ["149620"]}, {"start": 7093, "end": 7099, "label": ["149620"]}, {"start": 7206, "end": 7212, "label": ["632148"]}, {"start": 7214, "end": 7222, "label": ["3567908"]}, {"start": 8335, "end": 8352, "label": ["149620"]}, {"start": 8421, "end": 8426, "label": ["479944"]}, {"start": 8506, "end": 8512, "label": ["149620"]}, {"start": 8591, "end": 8597, "label": ["149620"]}, {"start": 8739, "end": 8745, "label": ["149620"]}]}
{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0500wb-77-31039", "text": "Examining The Impact Of Renewable Energy On The Electric Power Grid\n.\nENERGY TECH\nExamining The Impact Of Renewable Energy On The Electric Power Grid\nA power grid in California.\nby Staff Writers\nTroy NY (SPX) Nov 13, 2006\nWith a $1.23 million grant, researchers from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute will be creating a distributed power \"test-bed\" to study how the electricity distribution grid might be affected by the widespread adoption of clean, renewable energy sources.\nThe two-year project, which is funded by the New York State Office of Science, Technology and Academic Research (NYSTAR), is designed to help understand the potential effects of meeting New York state's key alternative energy goal - by 2012, more than 25 percent of power generation through renewable energy sources such as wind, solar, and fuel cells.\n\"Global energy security is the greatest challenge of our time,\" Rensselaer President Shirley Ann Jackson said. \"The solutions rest in redundancy of supply and diversity of source, and will require innovation: innovation in the discovery, extraction, and transportation of fossil fuels; innovation in conservation; and innovation to develop alternative energy sources which are reliable, cost-effective, safe, and environmentally benign.\n\"This project - which seeks to enhance our understanding of the effect of adding an increasing number of small-scale renewable electricity generating sources to the utility grid - further demonstrates the leadership role Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and New York state are taking to secure our global energy future. I applaud NYSTAR for its support of this vital research,\" added Jackson.\nAs people begin adopting small-scale renewable sources to power homes and businesses, problems in the utility grid could arise because these sources are likely to be connected at the local distribution level. \"For example, I do not want my photovoltaic system's inverter to go off when my neighbor's central air conditioner comes on,\" said Nag Patibandla, director of Rensselaer's Center for Future Energy Systems (CFES). \"We want to understand how the distribution grid functions at a high degree of renewable resources penetration.\"\nPatibandla led New York's Distributed Generation program for five years before joining Rensselaer. For the new project, he and his colleagues plan to build a test system on the Rensselaer campus where they can attach a number of simulated renewable energy sources along with equipment that is susceptible to fluctuations in power output.\nExamples of sensitive loads include high-power computer systems, light-emitting diodes (LEDs) in traffic lights, and wastewater treatment plants. Renewable energy sources are themselves inherently sensitive because they have inverters that convert direct current to alternating current, Patibandla said.\n\"The award to Rensselaer will enable it to strengthen its research and development activity in a critically important area of technology,\" said NYSTAR Executive Director Michael J. Relyea. \"It is one of many initiatives reflecting the vision and leadership of Governor Pataki and the Legislature.\nNYSTAR is thrilled to fund such economically worthwhile scientific endeavors at Rensselaer. The academic and private sector support that backs this important Rensselaer initiative on new energy systems is a testament to the incredible dynamic nature of research, development, and commercialization efforts ongoing at Rensselaer.\"\nResearchers at the CFES will be partnering with Sensitron Semiconductor of Deer Park, NY; Inverters Unlimited Inc. of Albany, NY; and Advanced Energy Conversion of Malta, NY The project also will examine policy aspects of renewable resources penetration in partnership with the Pace Energy Project, part of Pace Law School's Center for Environmental Legal Studies.\n\"With growing concern over the security of our energy supply and its consequences for the global climate, energy is emerging as one of the defining public policy issue of our generation,\" said Pace Law School Dean Stephen Friedman.\n\"Pace is pleased to join with Rensselaer on this important initiative to define the technological, economic, and regulatory framework for supporting renewable energy and clean distributed generation as an ever-increasing part of our future energy mix.\"\nThe CFES, in partnership with Cornell University, Brookhaven National Laboratory, and Clarkson University, seeks to meet the energy challenges of the 21st century by focusing on innovation in and commercialization of energy conservation and renewable energy systems.\nThe new project will expand the current efforts in technology commercialization at CFES into the area of distributed power generation, or the use of small-scale generators located close to the power load being served. Specifically, the researchers will examine the stability and dynamic behavior of the electricity grid, the feasibility of installing distributed energy to counter-balance natural intermittency, and grid stability and power quality, Patibandla said.\nThe award is being made through NYSTAR's Centers for Advanced Technology Development Program, which seeks to enhance and expand the capabilities of existing Centers for Advanced Technology that have achieved a record of success.\nIn addition to Patibandla, two Rensselaer researchers will be co-principal investigators: Jian Sun, associate professor of electrical, computer, and systems engineering; and Nadarajah Narendran, director of research at Rensselaer's Lighting Research Center. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-43-13087", "text": "PISMO TRIP?? - Off Road and Suspension\n13:38:32 - 03/01/2012\nOff Road\nFromMessage\nTHRAS1Dodge DakotaJOIN HERE11/19/200217:58:38\nSubject: PISMO TRIP??IP: Logged\nMessage:chris\ni was wondering if there were some exact dates for the trip to pismo. I think you had said 30,31..but I just want to make sure..\nKevin\nPerpetrateDodge DakotaJOIN HERE11/19/200218:07:55 RE: PISMO TRIP??IP: Logged\nMessage:Chris said that Saturday is the Dakota day. He is going to be there on Friday and rent ATV's with the family. I said I will do the day trip down and back. I might have a truck or two that wants to go also. Lets plan on meeting in Watsonville and follow each other down their. Leave around 6:00 to get there by 9:00.\nNo camping, there is no more reservations left.\nCraig V\nTHRASH1Dodge DakotaJOIN HERE11/19/200218:53:57 RE: PISMO TRIP??IP: Logged\nMessage:That sounds good, I need to check with my work to see if I am needed, but if not its a go. i will keep you posted...\nKevin\nTHRASH1Dodge DakotaJOIN HERE11/19/200222:33:34 RE: PISMO TRIP??IP: Logged\nMessage:Looks like a go..no work for me\nkevin\nEd HaltermanDodge DakotaJOIN HERE 11/21/200200:57:35 RE: PISMO TRIP??IP: Logged\nMessage:I'm gonna try to make it, I have to work Sunday, so we'll see\nforexfourGenIII\n11/21/200210:45:55 RE: PISMO TRIP??IP: Logged\nMessage:Sorry guys I was Ill yesterday.\nJust so you know if you start to feel like your are gonna throw up you probably are.\nMy son started a 24 hour stomach flu Saturday night.\nI got it and hated it!\nYes, Saturday morning we can meet when ever you want.\nI hear the place will be packed because of sand rail races or something.\nI am staying in SLO Thurs and Fri night.\nI will leave saturday late afternoon.\nOff road world group will be hooking up with us.\nUmm, I am renting ATV's for the kids Friday from 1000-1400 if anyone is there Friday let me know.\nBy the way I probably will still have Hollister Mud on my truck.\nI have not been able to spend quality time with my truck yet.\nI am leaving for San Diego for a family event tomorrow so this weekend is out and I have guys still waitng for video from last week.\nLet me know Monday who's in.\nI know DJ is out.\nChrisNever late for a Tee time or wheelin with my buddies!\nAlways ready for both!!!Forexfour's home\nBlueDakDodge DakotaJOIN HERE 11/21/200211:52:54 RE: PISMO TRIP??IP: Logged\nMessage:I live in SLO so just give me a time and place and I will be there.\n-Sean-\nforexfourGenIII\n11/21/200212:21:31 RE: PISMO TRIP??IP: Logged\nMessage:Cool another local SLO Dakota.\nI think Arthur is gonna hook up with us, he is from SLO also.\nI have updated some of the video on my site.\nI have added a Idle Exhaust video for good sound purposes so you can get a good idea of what the Flowmasters I have sound like on the V6.\nAlso added some photo's\nFXFNever late for a Tee time or wheelin with my buddies!\nAlways ready for both!!!Forexfour's home\nDakotaChrisDodge DakotaJOIN HERE 11/22/200215:14:28 RE: PISMO TRIP??IP: Logged\nMessage:Hey guys I live in Porterville about 3 hrs from Pismo go there once in a while. I just got my 3\" body and 3\" sus on my 98 3.9 2x4 Dakota with 32 11.50 15 Procomp muds I have not taken it off road yet because I have no one to go with do you mind if I tag along on Sat the 30?\nTHRASH1Dodge DakotaJOIN HERE11/22/200215:48:39 RE: PISMO TRIP??IP: Logged\nMessage:DakotaChris\nit would be great if you could make it out there... there are no plans made on how we will meet up when we get there, but since i havent been down there before, mabey one of the other guys has a time/spot in mind\nkevin\nconigDodge DakotaJOIN HERE 11/22/200216:54:22 RE: PISMO TRIP??IP: Logged\nMessage: dakotachris- do you have some pics of your truck? I'm toying with the idea of getting a body lift and 32's.\nforexfourGenIII\n11/22/200218:48:55 RE: PISMO TRIP??IP: Logged\nMessage:We can meet anytime on Saturday AM.\nSince I will already be there whenever you guys think you can make it by I will meet up with you.\nWe can meet just after the entrance where you pay to get in.\nThe second South entrance.\n1000 works for me.\nThe other groups will not be in til 1pm.\nLet me know if this works for you guys.\nOr if you want to meet later.\nFXFNever late for a Tee time or wheelin with my buddies!\nAlways ready for both!!!Forexfour's home\nTHRASH1Dodge DakotaJOIN HERE11/22/200222:00:33 RE: PISMO TRIP??IP: Logged\nMessage:when do they start letting people in,\ndaniel and I wanted to get there around 9... craig, what do you think??? also where do you want to meet?? i was thinking 7-11 by target. kevin\nPerpetrateDodge DakotaJOIN HERE11/24/200202:45:05 RE: PISMO TRIP??IP: Logged\nMessage:I think that will work. It takes me 2.5 hours to get from Watsonville to Pismo at 75 mph. So lets meet there at 6:20 and gas up and buy some snacks. I will try to get a F-150 to go with us, but he is flacky. Stuart lives in SLO so I will call him up and tell him to call some more local friends.\nKevin got $40, lets put some tow hooks on you truck! 3 work days left, you will thank me latter..:)\nCraig\nTHRASH1Dodge DakotaJOIN HERE11/24/200203:23:05 RE: PISMO TRIP??IP: Logged\nMessage:craig\ni have NO money. All my money is being saved for europe, but when i get back on jan 23.. i will be at your shop bright and early for those tow hooks.\nkevin\nDakotaChrisDodge DakotaJOIN HERE 11/25/200212:45:51 RE: PISMO TRIP??IP: Logged\nMessage:No Pics as of yet I have not put on the gap gards yet I plan on making some I just havent go around to it. As soon as I do I will get some pics up. I am getting cable modem in Jan and I will be putting up a web server so I can have a good place for a site and some good pics.\narthurDodge DakotaJOIN HERE 11/25/200214:48:34 RE: PISMO TRIP??IP: Logged\nMessage:To everyone coming out to the dunes on saturday, try and be early, if you don't have a year long pass the rangers can get a little picky about letting too many people in, and no one wants to be left out.\nSaturday is going to be HUGE!\nTo anyone showing up or worried about coming and not seeing us or something, let me tell you it's really hard to miss a large group of dakotas on the dunes!\nI will be out there in my truck...maybe for the last time, so i plan on using that darn tow strap and maybe even cranking my torsion bars this week FINALLY!\nChris, have the camera all charged up for video, i'm feelin a little crazy for this\nweekend (the days you have seen me are normal days, wait till you see me crazy!)\nBluedak - are you the two tone dakota that is always covered in mud at Cuesta?\nIf you can make it out on saturday that would be cool, i tend to go out to the dunes a lot and i know my way around pretty well.\nDakotaChris - dude, you have to come!\nWe will have tow-straps and wenches galor so you can wheel and never worry about being left out there, plus i've never seen a cool 2WD dakota in person and i'm diein to see one!\nTHRASH1 - look forward to meetin you, i drive the Graphite SXT 4X4 CC when you get there.\nHope you guys all feel crazy too, i hate being the only dumb...opps...i mean, adventurous wheeler with lack of common sense and brain power out there.\nBalls and guts can get you places, but nothing matches good old ignorance and youthful stupidity!\n2002 SXT 4X4 CC 3.9L 3.92LSD, might be trucks last outing too!\nforexfourGenIII\n11/25/200215:35:20 RE: PISMO TRIP??IP: Logged\nMessage:Sounds like this will be the trip!\nArthur, can we buy a bunch of passes Saturday morning and just give them to the guys when we meet at the front?\nI will not be thrashin to much this trip.\nI plan on getting allot of great video so I can start working on my Video project.\nPlus I think I have a problem brewin in the front end.\nMaybe CV joints or bearings or???\nI am still trying to pin point where the noise is coming from but it is a rolling type of scraping I thought it was mud in the rotors or something but I have got ALL of the mud off and I still get the noise.\nSounds like front Right side.\nI am gonna get the book out and see what kind of checks to do to check the CV joints and stuff.\nHopefully it is nothing bad.\nI can not get it to the Mech til next week.\nCan't wait to meet up with new Dakota owners.\nI will have lots of Video time to capture.\nI will still have fun too.\nBut no Air contest with Arthur!\nChrisNever late for a Tee time or wheelin with my buddies!\nAlways ready for both!!!Forexfour's home\nTHRASH1Dodge DakotaJOIN HERE11/25/200216:21:40 RE: PISMO TRIP??IP: Logged\nMessage:Arthur\nwhat do you mean by early?? we are planning on showing up around 9?? Should we come sooner?\nkevin\nBlueDakDodge DakotaJOIN HERE 11/25/200219:29:32 RE: PISMO TRIP??IP: Logged\nMessage:What time will you be out there Arthur? And I am not the two tone one at Cuesta but i do know who you are talking about.\nI can't wait\n-Sean-\nPerpetrateDodge DakotaJOIN HERE11/25/200219:55:46 RE: PISMO TRIP??IP: Logged\nMessage:Rangers want one ticket per vehicle so that they can get your licence plate number. Kevin and I will be there by 9 am.\nNew 33's = more flotation!\nPlus no front receiver to hang me up.\nBlueDakDodge DakotaJOIN HERE 11/26/200211:27:03 RE: PISMO TRIP??IP: Logged\nMessage:What entrance?\nThe one off Grand or the one further south?\nEither way is fine for me, I'll be there at nine\n-Sean-\nforexfourGenIII\n11/26/200212:49:56 RE: PISMO TRIP??IP: Logged\nMessage:We can meet at the most south entrance just inside after you pay to get in.\nMy plans have changed drastically!\nI will be arriving Pismo at about 0830.\nI am not staying in SLO.\nThis is now a day trip for me and I have a friend riding along so he can drive while I get some video shots.\nI plan to leave at about sunset.\nCraig and Kevin,\nI plan to leave at 0600 and should be at the 156 / 101 junction at 0630 if you want to meet there and drive down together let me know.\nChris\nNever late for a Tee time or wheelin with my buddies!\nAlways ready for both!!!Forexfour's home\nPerpetrateDodge DakotaJOIN HERE11/26/200215:47:14 RE: PISMO TRIP??IP: Logged\nMessage:OK lets meet at off of 101 at Salinas. There is lots of Car Dealerships and resterants ect. I got your cell phone number and we will be calling you before we get there.\nKevin lets move it up to 6:00 ar 7-11.\nCraig\nTHRASH1Dodge DakotaJOIN HERE11/28/200200:51:32 RE: PISMO TRIP??IP: Logged\nMessage:craig\nsounds good, see you at 6 saturday. are their any other trucks going with you? I am bringing a z-71 and possibly a jeep..\nhave a good holiday\nkevin\nPerpetrateDodge DakotaJOIN HERE11/29/200217:41:37 RE: PISMO TRIP??IP: Logged\nMessage:No he is flaky. One guy lives down in SLO and gets off work at 11:00 so we will meet him at the entrance later with the other staglers.\nforexfourGenIII\n11/29/200220:46:10 RE: PISMO TRIP??IP: Logged\nMessage:For any last minute changes here is what the plan is.\nWe will meet at 9 am Saturday at the second entrance (most South Entrance) just after you pay and you drive on to the beach.\nYou cant miss a bunch of Dakota's.\nThe second meet will happen at about 1230 - 100 at the same place.\nCraig if you see this do you take 129 or 156 in to 101?\nI should be at those points between 620 and 630 am.\nI will wait at 156 just South if I do not hear from you.\nIf I do not hear from you I will leave by 640am.\nI stop at King city First exit and the rest stop.\nI will gas up at the Chevron at Shell beach so I do not run out.\nHope to see those who wanted to meet up.\nChrisNever late for a Tee time or wheelin with my buddies!\nAlways ready for both!!!Forexfour's home\nP 1\nPost a reply to this message:Username Registration: OptionalAll visitors are allowed to post messages\nName:\nEmail:\nNotify me when I get a reply to my message:Yes  No\nIcons:\nSubject:\nMessage:\nHome\n| Forums | Members | Pictures\n| Shopping | Chat Room | Links\n| Contact | Banner Exchange | Classified\nAds | Contests | Maillists\n| Advertising\nDesigned and hosted by Virtual-Masters, Inc.\nThis\nsite is in no way affiliated with Daimler Chrysler\n", "entities": [{"start": 426, "end": 432, "label": ["997414"]}, {"start": 481, "end": 484, "label": ["338336"]}, {"start": 624, "end": 635, "label": ["108186"]}, {"start": 1328, "end": 1331, "label": ["14849"]}, {"start": 1777, "end": 1780, "label": ["338336"]}, {"start": 2001, "end": 2010, "label": ["28504"]}, {"start": 2153, "end": 2155, "label": ["8683"]}, {"start": 2764, "end": 2766, "label": ["32695"]}, {"start": 2996, "end": 3007, "label": ["108303"]}, {"start": 3025, "end": 3030, "label": ["25820059"]}, {"start": 3107, "end": 3113, "label": ["997414"]}, {"start": 4031, "end": 4036, "label": ["179553"]}, {"start": 4681, "end": 4692, "label": ["108186"]}, {"start": 4696, "end": 4701, "label": ["25820059"]}, {"start": 4792, "end": 4797, "label": ["895409"]}, {"start": 4831, "end": 4837, "label": ["109407"]}, {"start": 7656, "end": 7658, "label": ["934672"]}, {"start": 8071, "end": 8075, "label": ["20559"]}, {"start": 8122, "end": 8128, "label": ["997414"]}, {"start": 8157, "end": 8162, "label": ["90138"]}, {"start": 9417, "end": 9422, "label": ["25820059"]}, {"start": 9973, "end": 9980, "label": ["107783"]}, {"start": 9999, "end": 10014, "label": ["2562877"]}, {"start": 10888, "end": 10894, "label": ["997414"]}, {"start": 11097, "end": 11102, "label": ["179553"]}, {"start": 11189, "end": 11198, "label": ["107776"]}, {"start": 11250, "end": 11257, "label": ["284749"]}, {"start": 11261, "end": 11272, "label": ["108095"]}, {"start": 11862, "end": 11878, "label": ["69959758"]}]}
{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-72-08395", "text": "djournal.com - News, Business, Classifieds, and Events in Northeast Mississippi\narticles\nads\nbusiness\nevents\nprofiles\nblogs\nsign in\nhome\nnews\nsports\nbusiness\nentertainment\nliving\nopinion\nlocal elections\nweather\nstaff blogs\nbirth announcements\nobituaries\ncontests\npublications\ntrending topics!\nyour djournal\ne-edition\nmy content\nmy profiles\nmy businesses\nmy events\nmy blogs\ndirectories\nbusinesses\nchurches\nrestaurants\nshopping\nsports & rec.\nreal estate\n... more\nclassifieds\nreal estate\nrentals\nautos\njobs\nall categories\nplace an ad\nNEMSHomes\nNeMissJobs\nNeMissAutos\ncommunity\nevents\nblogs\nRSS feeds\nnews\nsports\nliving\nbusiness\nopinion\nobituaries\npublication\nabout us\nour history\ncontact us\nadvertise\nbridal\nproducts\nconversationguidelines\nsubscriptions\nsister sites\nFormer financier Stanford reports memory loss\nby\nPatsy R. Brumfield/NEMS Daily Journal\nDjournal.Com\n5 months ago | 587 views | 0  | 7  |  |\nAllen Stanford reportedly says his memory is gone, the Wall Street Journal reported Friday.Stanford, the former Texas financier, says he cannot remember events prior to his arrest in June 2009, the WSJ quotes a person close to the case.Last January, US District Judge David Hittner in Texas ordered Stanford to medical treatment for an addiction to anti-psychotic medications he'd been prescribed in prison.Hittner declared Stanford incompetent to help with his own defense and postponed his criminal trial on multiple charges that he ran a $7.2 billion Ponzi scheme on investors.The Dallas judge expects a report soon about Stanford's current mental condition.Hundreds of Mississippians were among the 30,000 investors worldwide who lost their life savings and retirement funds when the Stanford empire collapsed in 2009 under the weight of a US Securities and Exchange Commission investigation.Friday's WSJ report also says the US Department of Justice is investigating whether French bank Societe Generale helped Stanford's investor scheme by ignoring suspicious transactions.At issue is a Swiss bank account held by one of Stanford's companies at the bank's subsidiary. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-78-14351", "text": "Vary: Accept-Encoding\nConnection: close\nFinals pain before success\nRead + Write + Report\nHome | Start a blog | About Orble | FAQ | Blogs | Writers | Paid | My Orble |\nLogin\nAFL Central\nfollow this blog\n23 followers\n230 daily readers\nrank of 1761\nE-mail Subscription\nReceive an e-mail notification of new posts on this site:\nAFL Central Forums\nAFL (5)\nWest Coast Eagles (5)\nAdelaide Crows (3)\nFremantle Dockers (4)\nSydney Swans (2)\nCollingwood (3)\nSt Kilda (4)\nMelbourne (5)\nWestern Bulldogs (5)\nRichmond (3)\nGeelong (3)\nHawthorn (2)\nPort Adelaide (2)\nBrisbane Lions (3)\nKangaroos (3)\nEssendon (2)\nCarlton (4)\nHelp, Feedback and Issues (6)\nCategories\nAFL News\nAFL Opinion\nAFL Draft\nFantasy AFL\n[ more ]\nClubs\nWest Coast Eagles\nAdelaide Crows\nBrisbane Lions\nCarlton Blues\nCollingwood Magpies\nEssendon Bombers\nFremantle Dockers\nGeelong Cats\nHawthorn Hawks\nKangaroos\nMelbourne Demons\nPort Adelaide Power\nRichmond Tigers\nSt Kilda Saints\nSydney Swans\nWestern Bulldogs\n[ more ]\nRecent Posts\nJust an updateAFL CentralSaints too good for EaglesHawks demolish BluesCrows defeat LionsBombers account for TigersDees win thrillerDockers down SwansDogs thump RoosCats outclass PiesRound Nine TeamsRound nine preview: Collingwood v GeelongDockers suspend Johnson for six weeksKirk announces retirementClub-by-club injury listsJohnson charged by policeJackson to miss three matchesJohnson stood downJackson to front tribunalBomber receives Rising Star nomination[ more ]\nMembers\nTonyK\nCibbuano\nApply to write for this Site\nArchives\nAugust 2010May 2010April 2010March 2010February 2010January 2010December 2009November 2009October 2009September 2009August 2009July 2009June 2009May 2009April 2009March 2009February 2009January 2009December 2008November 2008October 2008September 2008August 2008July 2008June 2008May 2008April 2008March 2008January 2008November 2007October 2007June 2007May 2007April 2007March 2007January 2007December 2006November 2006October 2006September 2006August 2006[ more ]\n[ Previous ] [ Next ]\nFinals pain before success\nAugust 22nd 2006 05:29\nAfter seven consecutive wins, the Fremantle Dockers are being talked up as legitimate premiership contenders.\nSome commentators of the game are even going as far to suggest that a Dockers flag in 2006 isn't out of the realms of possibility, and while this a romantic notion it isn't necessarily in lines with reality.\nHistory suggests that a side needs to experience finals pain before they can genuinely contend for the premiership.\nThe Dockers cross-town rivals West Coast fell short at the last hurdle in 1991 against Hawthorn, but bounced back the next season to claim the first of two premierships in three years for the club.\nEven Brisbane, regarded by many as the greatest side of the modern era played five finals from 1999 to 2000 before claiming the first of three flags in 2001.\nCompare this with Fremantle who have played one final since their inception in 1995- a 44-point loss to Essendon at Subiaco in 2003, and you can see why any talk of\na Docker premiership is premature.\nOne only has to ask the likes of Port Adelaide, Sydney or St Kilda to find out how hard it is to win a premiership.\nConsider this, the Power played seven finals from 2001-03 and were arguably the best side in the competition during the season proper, having collected three straight minor premierships from 2002-04, but didn't snag their first flag until '04.\nThe Saints would have to join Port as the most unlucky side of the modern era.\nThe men from Moorabbin haven't tasted premiership success since 1966, and have lost consecutive preliminary finals to the Power and Sydney respectively.\nOne would suggest that the premiership window has closed on the Saints.\nEven last year's premiers have fallen short in recent years prior to their success of 2005.\nThe Swans lost a preliminary final to eventual premiers Brisbane in 2003, after being right in the match at three-quarter time and seemingly having the Lions on the rope.\nSydney experienced more pain in '04 when they were comprehensively beaten by the Saints to the tune of 61 points in a semi-final.\nWould you have predicted the Swans to come out the following season and capture the flag?\nProbably not, but it's clear that they were better for the experience.\nExperience is the key, something which Fremantle lacks, with only skipper Peter Bell,hard-man Josh Carr, Jarrad Schofield and former Lion Des Headland tasting premiership success\nAdding further weight to the lack of experience argument is the fact that the three players in the Fremantle squad to have played the most finals have done so with other clubs, Jarrad Schofield (17) with Port Adelaide, Peter Bell (16) with the Kangaroos and Dockers and Jeff Farmer (7) with Melbourne and Freo.\nThus any talk of a Fremantle premiership is all too premature. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-88-01729", "text": "Astrology on the Web: Eclipse Effect\nAstrologyCom.com\nTweet\nAstro ShopGlossaryAstrology App\nAstrologyAstrology BlogStar GuideHoroscopesLove HoroscopeTarotscopesCompatibility\naries\ntaurus\ngemini\ncancer\nleo\nvirgo\nlibra\nscorpio\nsagittarius\ncapricorn\naquarius\npisces\nClick to Find It Quick!\nAstro Blog\nFeature Articles\nMercury Retrograde\nPrashnavali Oracle\nGlossary\nRising Sign Wizard\nBirth Chart Wizard\nAstrology Orders\nDaily Horoscope\nWeekly Horoscope\nWeekly LoveScope\nMonthly Horoscope\nMonthly Tarotscope\nYour Year Ahead\nAstroMatch Compatibility\nSexuality by the Stars\nRelationships\nRelationship Analysis\nSoul Connection\nYour StarGuide\nAries (March/April)\nTaurus (April/May)\nGemini (May/June)\nCancer (June/July)\nLeo (July/Aug)\nVirgo (Aug/Sept)\nLibra (Sept/Oct)\nScorpio (Oct/Nov)\nSagittarius (Nov/Dec)\nCapricorn (Dec/Jan)\nAquarius (Jan/Feb)\nPisces (Feb/Mar)\nThe Horoscope\nYour Birthsign\nAstrological Signs\nThe Elements\nThe Houses\nPlanets & Aspects\nThe Zodiac\nOrder Readings\nFeature Articles\nScience of Cosmic Oneness\nMercury Retrograde\nMars Retrograde\nVenus Retrograde\nMoon's Nodes\nMoon Wobble\nZodiac\nZodiac Symbols\nZodiac Symbol Key\nZodiac Gemstones\nPlanets\nFixed Stars\nEclipse\nYour Rising Sign\nAbout Astrology\nWhat is Astrology?\nIs Astrology Scientific?\nAstrology & Astronomy\nHow Astrology Works\nAstrology: the Sacred Art\nAstrology & Relationships\nAstrology & Health\nThe Energy Doctor\nEnvironmental Stress\nThe Energy Egg\nThe Love Egg\nThe Wealth Egg\nCreative Mandalas\nProtective Symbols\nAyurveda\nGemstones of the Zodiac\nHealing Power of Gems\nHidden Magic of Gems\nCeltic Fire Festivals\nThe Solstice\nThe Equinox\nEaster\nChristmas\nImbolc\nApril Fool\nMay Day\nBeltane\nMothers Day\nChinese New Year\nValentine's Day\nLady Day\nMidsummer\nSt John's Day\nCandlemas\nLammas\nHarvest Home\nMichaelmas\nHalloween\nDiwali\nYule\nGospel of Grandpa\nOld Greek Stories\nNumerology\nNumerology Cards\nRunes\nRune Magic\nFeng Shui\nChinese Zodiac\nNaadi-Shastra\nYoga\nHuman Aura\nGlossary\nOrders\nSite Map\nAbout Us\nHome Page\nAustralia's Eclipse | Eclipses| Year of the Horse | Daily Forecasts | Your Year Ahead\nLeading astrologer, Marjorie Orr, looks at the effects of the impending Solar Eclipse of December 2002.\nFor many years Marjorie, who describes herself as \"a Celtic Virgo -- an odd mix of mystic and hugely practical\", has been a media astrologer writing columns for newspapers and magazines in five continents, and broadcasting on television and radio, and is the author of The Astrological History of the World, which is reviewed on this site (Click Here for Review).\nShe also has her own website www.star4cast.com.\nThe Passion Killer\nAustralia's Eclipse\nEclipses\nThe Astrological History of the World\nSaturn vs Pluto\nUranus vs Algol\nAstrology Home\nHoroscopes\nStar Guide\nRelationships\nRelationship Analysis\nSoul Connection\nAbout Astrology\nOrders\nMore Info\nAstrology and Health\nRunes\nThe Zodiac\nAbout Us\nThe Eclipse EffectBreak Down or Break Through\nDecember 4th, 2002: Total Solar Eclipse in Sagittarius\nTurning a crisis into an opportunity is the modern way of looking at the eclipse effect. Don't get stuck, get a grip. If you bury your head in the sand, then circumstances will force you to make long overdue changes. Better by far to stay ahead of the game, and volunteer for the inevitable. That way you have a better chance of staying in control of events and directing your future path.\nSolar eclipses happen every six months, in different cycles which recur every 18.5 years (the Saros Cycle). The sign and cycle in which the eclipse occurs will tell you which area of your activities is shouting for a shakeup.\nIn the rundown below read your Sun sign and your Ascendant sign. [If you don't know your ascendant, go to www.star4cast.com FREE Birth Charts and it will calculate it for you.]\nTake time to work out what happened to you personally 18.5 years ago, or 37. The two major domestic/country moves in my life took place exactly that distance apart in the years of eclipses in the same cycle. And I only worked that one out after the decision was taken.\nThis approaching December solar eclipse in Sagittarius will obviously have more effect on Sagittarian Sun or Ascendant types, who are at a real turning point in their lives. Geminis are looking closely at relationships. The other mutable signs, Virgo and Pisces are focusing on home and work matters. Taurus and Scorpio are money-minded; Capricorn and Cancer have work and health dilemmas; Leo and Aquarius are trying to balance love and friendships; Aries and Libra are grappling with nitty gritty communication and organisational matters. More details below.\nThis eclipse cycle won't recur until 2020, so this is your chance to take the initiative, ask yourself fundamental questions about what you really want to do with this area of your life, and then make the radical decisions necessary.\nThe few days before and after an eclipse are usually fraught, highly strung, rather nervy, with few (except astrology followers) understanding why everyone is so on edge. The eclipse effect carries a major theme for the following six months and will be felt for a few weeks in advance, so there's no sense in delaying until December 4th. Get your thinking cap on.\nIn primitive days, the ancients' view of eclipses was that the darkening of the Sun was a portent of doom, putting them at the mercy of the fates. But these were highly superstitious people, with no sense of control of their lives. Eclipses can provoke crises, bringing unwanted upheavals, but nowadays you can chose your attitude and your strategy.\nSome world leaders have lives which seem eerily to follow eclipses:\nNelson Mandela was imprisoned, released and became President on the exact week of eclipses.\nSaddam Hussein launched and then lost the Gulf War on an extraordinary series of eclipse driven events. He gathered his troops on the borders of Kuwait on the lunar eclipse in late July 1990, two weeks before the solar eclipse on which date the UN mandate to oppose him was agreed. In the following January on the next Solar eclipse, the Gulf War was launched.\nPrincess Diana died one day before a solar eclipse conjunct the potent, furiously angry Mars Pluto conjunction in Virgo in her chart.The previous eclipse in the same series 18.5 years before fell within days of the assassination of the Earl of Mountbatten, Prince Charles' uncle.\nJohn F. Kennedy Jnr was killed in a plane crash days before the major 1999 solar eclipse, which was the same cycle as oversaw the death of his stillborn baby brother and indeed the assassination of his father, two cycles before.\nFor those of us not caught up in world events, the effects are likely to be much less dramatic or tragic, but they are significant if you really want to grow and develop as a human being.\nThis December Solar Eclipse is in a tricky Saros Cycle, usually accompanying a mood of high frustration, intense emotional reactions and a sense of being stuck with circumstances or relationship matters, seemingly beyond personal control. To add to the general feeling of angst, power-hungry Pluto is close to the eclipse, and the dreary Saturn opposition comes a few days later, though admittedly optimistic Jupiter in Leo is trying to add a dash of good luck as well from a trine. Bernadette Brady in The Eagle and the Lark remarks that rash action is inadvisable. GW Bush might do well to pay heed.\nFor most of us these are tough times, with anchors dragging, and generally a sense that life is quite a struggle. Roll on the end of the Saturn Pluto opposition mid 2003, and bring on the joyous eclipses of next year. So it's grit your teeth and make the best of it for now. Here's how:\nSun and Ascendant Sign:\nSAGITTARIUS: An eclipse in your own sign says you are at a crossroads and must chose your path for the next few years. Decisions need to be pondered because there will be no backtracking. Make up your mind, get committed and then get moving. If you look the other way and ignore the eclipse effect, then a crisis in the next few months will force you to see where you have been over compromising. Be independent, don't rely on others for advice, let alone be diverted onto your partner's agenda. It ain't easy, but you do have choices.\nGEMINI: Close emotional and work partnerships and your whole attitude to sharing, caring and relating are under the microscope. You must move into a more co-operative frame of mind, tolerant, flexible and willing to compromise. As an independent, restless air sign, none of this comes naturally. Old relationships may be under strain and on the point of parting company. Do they really suit your needs? Only you know the answer. Strong bonds will weather the storms. New relationships will come as you clear the decks of psychological debris from the past.\nVIRGO: At an outer level, ensuring you have a solid, secure home and domestic base where you can put down roots is your cri de Coeur. At an inner level you are moving away from old ways of relating and refusing to be trapped by family members or loved ones who want you to stay exactly where and as you are. Pushed and pulled by opposing demands from heavy work responsibilities and emotional pressures, you need to put your own needs first. When your dilemma threatens to get on top of you, go dig the garden, walk in nature, or have a Californian massage. Getting in touch with earth energy will help.\nPISCES: Is a career crisis looming? Maybe it's a hint from the universe that you are heading in the wrong direction and trying to fit your talents into the wrong box. You know you want to make your mark on the world, and have your achievements recognised, but you have to be fulfilling what truly feels like a vocation for that to happen. With Pluto around, you will also be questioning your attitude to power figures and who holds the control. Maybe you can't be the megalomaniac you'd like, but you need to ensure that no one else is pulling your strings at work either. Push family responsibilities into their proper place and focus on your ambitions.\nTAURUS: Two things are dear to your heart – one is money and the other is power (OK and sex is in there somewhere as well). Your sense of security may be shaken because circumstances seemingly outside your control seem to be posing a threat to your power and prosperity base. This solar eclipse falling in the deepest, most hidden area of your chart suggests you need to get right down to rock bottom to find fundamental answers to your present sticky situation. As a fixed sign you expect the world and other people to adapt to you, rather than the other way round. This eclipse says you need to share, care, co-operate and relate in a profoundly different way in future if you are to improve joint finances and spark up your sex life in the months to come – and avoid a crisis. Hanging on for too much control, could backfire. Trust the universe and go with the flow.\nSCORPIO: Money is on your mind, not joint finances as with Taurus, but your own personal piggy-bank. In the face of ungenerous influences, you know you need to take a major initiative to shake up your finances to bring prosperity in the coming months. Luckily your formidable stamina will stand you in good stead, and Jupiter also helps at your mid-heaven, bringing a hint of career success. But you can't afford to dither around, praying for a lottery win or a long-lost relative to leave you a fortune. Get real, get thinking, and then get working.\nCAPRICORN: A hidden eclipse in the sign before yours sparks up psychological tensions, uncomfortable echoes of unresolved issues from the past and a general feeling of stuck-ness. If you can see the awkward events happening around you as useful pointers, reflections of what is going on at an inner level, then you can make real use of this eclipse. Not naturally an inward-looking sign, you may need to force yourself to ask the probing questions that will bring profound answers. Don't be put off by imagining you will find all manner of horrors. On the contrary you will find you are a richer, stronger personality than you could have imagined. Your unlived emotions tend to put extra strain on your body, so be good to yourself physically by reaching for a deeper self-understanding.\nCANCER: Sagittarius is your area for work and health. You will be facing a dilemma about how to regenerate your career, improve your working conditions and build up your general health. The likelihood with Pluto in place is that you will be meeting resistance in your efforts, but don't let that put you off. Pluto can produce solidly substantial results, but it usually takes a struggle and strong determination. Don't meet unco-operative workmates head on in a stalemate battle. Duck and dive a little. Aim for influence, not outright control. Realise also you have to let go certain old ambitions which have lost their fire. Physically you need to pay better attention to your body's needs, get even minor ailments fixed, and then you will sail ahead in robust form.\nLEO: Love may be on your mind, but it may not be what you are attracting. This eclipse will make you aware of where you are not getting the affection, admiration and adoration you want from loved ones, children or even social mates. Tricky, I know, to be exuberant and utterly seductive with the wet-blanket Saturn-Pluto around. But this is your challenge. You need to allow your personality to shine brightly, to step out without apology or doubt, to be where you feel fulfilled which is centre stage. Two thoughts: one is that what you lack, you must first give. Have you been too meagre in handing out kisses, cuddles and compliments? Go to it. The second is that Pluto tends to make you clutch if you feel you are not getting attention. Let go. If you cage loved ones in, they will struggle to break free.\nAQUARIUS: Always known as the humanitarian sign, this could be your chance to make a real difference to the society or world in which you live. Certainly you know you need to widen your circle of friends and acquaintances in the months, if not years to come, but don't keep stick to a frivolous, exclusively social agenda. You could join hands with influential movers and shakers to have a powerful influence on what is going on around you. You also know you need to nudge yourself into setting long term goals. Don't just think five year plan, think 20 year plan. It doesn't have to be set in concrete, you can adapt as you go along, but you will be better with a broad strategy and well defined goals.\nARIES: Travel, communication, improving your mind – all of these are sparked off by this eclipse, which is generally prompting you to broaden your horizons in whichever you can. Set your sights higher. Let your imagination soar. Think big, don't get bogged down in trivia. Saturn Pluto is hardly an exciting or inspirational overlay, but nonetheless this is your challenge. You need to spread your ideas to a wider audience, find more intellectual stimulation and see where you can get yourself out of a rut.\nLIBRA: Sorting out your everyday schedule may not sound like a bundle of fun, but if you don't get a grip of minutiae, details and organization, then your life will lack a solid, realistic base. Think about how you communicate. Are you being misunderstood at work? Collect your thoughts first, speak simply and then double check to make sure your message got across. It may not be the content that's at fault, more the delivery.Start each day with a checklist and you won't race round in circles getting in a muddle. Think small for a few months, then you will fly the higher come next May.\nMarjorie's new book The Astrological History of the World (Sterling Publications; ISBN\n", "entities": [{"start": 2139, "end": 2152, "label": ["5024887"]}, {"start": 3455, "end": 3466, "label": ["66111"]}, {"start": 3636, "end": 3645, "label": ["226307"]}, {"start": 4076, "end": 4087, "label": ["11474698"]}, {"start": 4142, "end": 4151, "label": ["226307"]}, {"start": 4278, "end": 4283, "label": ["4415781"]}, {"start": 4288, "end": 4294, "label": ["2411229"]}, {"start": 4334, "end": 4340, "label": ["70470737"]}, {"start": 4345, "end": 4352, "label": ["26933"]}, {"start": 4371, "end": 4380, "label": ["11461069"]}, {"start": 4385, "end": 4391, "label": ["105219"]}, {"start": 4423, "end": 4426, "label": ["11461092"]}, {"start": 4431, "end": 4439, "label": ["4415813"]}, {"start": 4484, "end": 4489, "label": ["70470746"]}, {"start": 5610, "end": 5624, "label": ["21492751"]}, {"start": 5702, "end": 5716, "label": ["29490"]}, {"start": 5744, "end": 5752, "label": ["182000"]}, {"start": 5847, "end": 5853, "label": ["7515890"]}, {"start": 5947, "end": 5949, "label": ["31769"]}, {"start": 6040, "end": 6048, "label": ["182000"]}, {"start": 6072, "end": 6077, "label": ["24095"]}, {"start": 6151, "end": 6155, "label": ["14640471"]}, {"start": 6177, "end": 6182, "label": ["4415781"]}, {"start": 6803, "end": 6814, "label": ["66111"]}, {"start": 7098, "end": 7104, "label": ["44474"]}, {"start": 7169, "end": 7176, "label": ["38930"]}, {"start": 7180, "end": 7183, "label": ["11461092"]}, {"start": 7281, "end": 7285, "label": ["150261"]}, {"start": 7327, "end": 7334, "label": ["3414021"]}, {"start": 7673, "end": 7684, "label": ["11474698"]}, {"start": 8209, "end": 8215, "label": ["4415777"]}, {"start": 8766, "end": 8771, "label": ["4415781"]}, {"start": 9303, "end": 9314, "label": ["5407"]}, {"start": 10025, "end": 10031, "label": ["70470737"]}, {"start": 10895, "end": 10902, "label": ["26933"]}, {"start": 10954, "end": 10960, "label": ["70470737"]}, {"start": 11213, "end": 11220, "label": ["38930"]}, {"start": 11446, "end": 11455, "label": ["11461069"]}, {"start": 12242, "end": 12253, "label": ["11474698"]}, {"start": 13004, "end": 13007, "label": ["11461092"]}, {"start": 13814, "end": 13822, "label": ["4415813"]}, {"start": 14791, "end": 14797, "label": ["44474"]}, {"start": 15700, "end": 15704, "label": ["5701170"]}]}
{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0503wb-45-08115", "text": "The Seventh Alabama Cavalry\nThe Seventh Alabama Cavalry\nThe Seventh cavalry was organized in July, 1863, as part of Clanton's\nbrigade, and served for more than a year in Quarles', Clanton's, Page's,\nPatton's and Thomas' brigades, in the vicinity of Pensacola and the bay forts.\nIn the fall of 1864, it reported to General Forrest at Corinth, and took part in\nthe raid on Johnsonville and the fighting as Hood moved toward Nashville. It\nsuffered severely at this time, especially in the night attack on Brentwood. The\nregiment, after recruiting, joined General Buford at Montevallo in March, 1865;\nconfronted Wilson's corps from Benton to Girard, and took part in the last\nfighting of the war, surrendering at Gainesville, May 14, 1865. Col. Joseph\nHodgson led the regiment throughout the war, though detachments were at various\ntimes commanded with brilliant success by Maj. Turner Clanton, Jr., Captain\nLedyard, and others. Capt. Charles P. Storrs was wounded at Columbia; Adjt.\nWilliam T. Charles was captured at one time, but escaped. Colonel Hodgson, after\nthe close of the war, devoted himself to journalism, in which he became quite\ndistinguished, and he was at one time State superintendent of education.\nExtracts From Official War Records\nNo. 42--(239, 240) Mentioned in Gen. James H. Clan. ton's report of brigade\norganization, Pollard, Ala., September 19, 1863. (334) Gen. D. H. Maury, Mobile,\nOctober 17th, speaks very highly of Hodgson's regiment. (403) November 10, 1863,\nQuarles' brigade, department of the Gulf. (511, 561, 562) December, 1863, in\nClanton's (Second) brigade; detachment in Higgins' (Third)brigade.\nNo. 58--(582) January 20, 1864, in Clanton's brigade. No. 59--(861) April 30,\n1864, four companies under Maj. Turner Clanton, Jr., in Page's brigade, district\nof the Gulf; detachment under Colonel Hodgson, Reynolds' brigade.\nNo. 65--(386-425) Mentioned in reports of General Asboth (Union), skirmish\nnear Barrancas, April 4, 1864. Companies G, E and I of the Seventh at Camp\nGonzales, July 22d. \"Three companies left at Fifteen-mile Station,\" July 28th.\nNo. 66--(257) August 24, 1864, \"Seventh cavalry at Pine Barren bridge.\"\nNo. 77--(873) Cadet company mentioned by General Chalmers, in referring to\nattack on Federal gunboats, October 30, 1864. (875) Specially commended in same\nletter for conduct opposite Johnsonville, November 4, 1864.\nNo. 78--(677, 678) June 30, 1864, effective total present, 451. (703) Two companies in Page's brigade at Bay forts, July 10th. (752)\nAugust 3, 1864, in Patton's brigade; two companies in Page's brigade. (814)\nSeptember 3, 1864, Thomas' brigade, district of the Gulf, Gen. Franklin Gardner's forces. (874) Ordered, September 25th, to report to General Chalmers\nat Verona, Miss. (877) Colonel Hodgson ordered, September 26th, to stop his\nregiment at Egypt, and move it across to Panola.  (879) September 27th, ordered to send four companies, under a field officer,\nto Corinth; bring rest to Panola. (885) Captain Ledyard, commanding, reports\neight companies at Meridian, Miss., September 29th. (887) September 30th,\nThomas' brigade, department of the Gulf, en route for Grenada, Miss.\nNo. 93--(760) Return of casualties for November, 1864, 2 killed, 28 wounded.\n(761) One killed, 12 wounded, December, 1864. (765) December 14, 1864, mentioned\nin report of General Chalmers as on Charlotte pike. (767) Commended in General\nChalmers' report, especially m engagements of December 15th and 16th. Casualties\nfrom November 23 to December 6, 1864, 2 killed, 36 wounded. (1234) November 20,\n1864, in Bell's brigade, Forrest's cavalry corps.\nNo. 94--(127) Information regarding movements of the Seventh near Bridgeport,\nDecember 7, 1864. (751) January 1, 1865, mentioned in orders. (796) Mentioned by\nGeneral Chalmers in general orders, January 19, 1865.\nNo. 97--(786) Directed to Cherokee by command of Lieutenant-General Taylor,\nOctober 3, 1864.\nNo. 103--(997) Mentioned in General Forrest's orders, dated West Point,\nFebruary 20, 1865. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0503wb-57-17777", "text": "Retail conference with Reggie recorded. Some nice tidbits! [Mobile/Archive]\n- Cheap Ass Gamer\nCheap Ass Gamer > Video Game Discussions > Nintendo Gaming >\nRetail conference with Reggie recorded. Some nice tidbits!\nPDA\nView Full Version : Retail conference with Reggie recorded. Some nice tidbits!\nGrave_Addiction06-24-2005, 12:33 PMHopefully not a repost.\nhttp://www.optimalcamouflage.com/reggie_retail.wma\nevilmax1706-24-2005, 12:34 PMBullet point summary anyone?\nGrave_Addiction06-24-2005, 12:53 PMIt can be kind of hard to hear Reggie at times, so I typed up the entire clip as best I could.\nAs you can see, Revolution will more than hold its own in graphical performance.\nWhat we also know is that what you publishers and developers see when you look at the spec sheet of our competitor's new systems. Larger budgets, higher staffing, steeper learning curve and longer production schedules.\nNintendo Revolution is designed to be none of these. Our conscious decision was to take a different path. Revolution will be the home to stunning new game masterpieces from Nintendo and our third parties.\nIn fact, the balance built into Revolution makes it the perfect choice to achieve your highest creative goals. But if your budgets are a little more (motto?), I would recommend to also envision the creation of much better game experiences with much less hassle.\nWe expect the time frame needed to make Nintendo's Revolution game to be substantially shorter than all of our competitors. In effect, we see Revolution to be the best new console for game developing partners no matter what type of game you're making.\nFinally for all of our retail partners, I can hear you whispering under your breaths, \"Don't tell me about developing games, just tell me what games you're gonna deliver.\"\nWell, let's talk about that. First, we expect the great third-party support we now have on Gamecube to be both stronger and earlier on the Revolution. And we will be more aggressive than ever in having our own new in-house stars, the greatest gathering of (byte-sized characters?) in history by as early as possible.\nYou can expect new Nintendo intelluctual properties in the launch window. Our franchise stars are about to make some new friends.\nAnd you should know that development of new Revolution titles is already underway.\nJavery06-24-2005, 12:55 PMNice!\nevilmax1706-24-2005, 12:58 PMMuch much appreciated for that, thank you.\n\"our already great third party support\" was funny.\nSounds like they saw a video at first.\nShorter dev times + easy dev = hopefully tons of games\nStrell06-24-2005, 12:59 PMnew game *couldn't understand what he was saying here* from Nintendo and our third parties.\nHe said \"masterpieces.\"\nThat's all I have to add.\nNow, where did this come from?\nThis speech?\nI mean it sounds like we've only got about the last half of this speech.\nIt's apparent that at some point he must have been discussing raw graphical power.\n\"It will more than hold its own.\"\nThat makes feel a bit better about that issue, but it is Reggie, meaning I know it's his job to hype...He mentions competitor spec sheets as if he has something comparable to them right now (i.e., as he's talking to these people).\nThere's got to be some information on this somewhere.\nI need some serious reassurance about the graphics, and it sounds like this could be the first indication that the power issue is about to be put to rest.\nI mean, if all the systems are within 10% or so of each other in terms of raw power, then the graphics debate is dead.\nPut the best graphical games of all three systems now, and you can barely tell a true difference.\nI assume it's going to be exactly the same for the next generation.\nOf course, that's just all my speculation.\njkam06-24-2005, 01:02 PMSounds good. I want to see Kid Icarus back! I think Nintendo has a good idea with giving developers an easier task. It would be nice to see the Revolution get really solid 3rd party support. I wouldn't mind seeing some of the things that the XBOX and the PS2 got such as Street Fighter Anniversary Collection (online) as long as there done right. The N64 and the Cube had great games but lacked in pure numbers of titles. With this new approach they may be able to swing some back their way. Anxiously awaiting this console.\nryanbph06-24-2005, 01:03 PMI thought their was a recent interview with nintendo, saying they weren't done with the revolution.\nHow are they making the games, if they don't have an idea on what the revolution will be.\nI am sure it will be easy to develop for Nintendo, but doesn't the XNA, also cut down on costs and development time?\nevilmax1706-24-2005, 01:06 PMI need some serious reassurance about the graphics.\nIt's been said that the Rev will be 3 times more powerful than the GCN.\nLook at RE4, and picture it times 3.\nI think that would look pretty good!\nthe3rdkey06-24-2005, 01:07 PMI thought their was a recent interview with nintendo, saying they weren't done with the revolution.\nHow are they making the games, if they don't have an idea on what the revolution will be.\nI am sure it will be easy to develop for Nintendo, but doesn't the XNA, also cut down on costs and development time?\nThey are done with the SPECs,\nthe final system design will be smaller.\nStrell06-24-2005, 01:09 PMYea, and I know the bullshit \"OMG 1600 TIMES MORE POWERFUL\" from MS and Sony is just hype, and that the 2-3x power is something conservative from Nintendo, but I still want something a little more concrete than vague jargon.\nStill, even a leap of that beyond Zelda/RE4/Metroid Prime is enough to render my brain dizzy.\nJavery06-24-2005, 01:11 PMWell, we know games won't look as nice on the Revolution simply due to the lack of HD support unless you are one of those billion unlucky bastards without an HDTV...\nStrell06-24-2005, 01:14 PMLet's see.\n15 FPS game on HD.\nOr 60 FPS game on normal tv.\nYea, I'm worried too.\nwillardhaven06-24-2005, 01:22 PMa 20\" signal with s-video or component cables makes a lot of HD sets look like crap...\nscrew resolution, I like high FPS myself.\nRevolution sounds like it will be good, I wish we could just get Gamecube 2 though.\njkam06-24-2005, 01:25 PMWell, we know games won't look as nice on the Revolution simply due to the lack of HD support unless you are one of those billion unlucky bastards without an HDTV...\nI know your'e really ticked about the Revo and HD. There are already some sites up to try to sway Nintendo.\nhttp://www.1080up.org/\nYou may want to e-mail Nintendo yourself as well. The more people that do may sway them to add it.\nD4rkewolfe07-07-2005, 01:38 AMFirst -- please be civil and post here. Too many HD topics floating around.\nSecond -- HD is up in the air. Whether an article says it will be on there, or one says it won't, with over a year before release, anything can change.\nThird -- Would the addition or subtraction of HD have an effect on you buying a Revolution? Is it that important to you?\nFinally -- Have a conversation, not a fight\nThat's from one of the NOA people in their forums.\nSo with the list going around, if you really want it, have it signed.\nAs they said, anything can change.\nPawnTakesKing07-07-2005, 02:15 AM...unless you are one of those billion unlucky bastards without an HDTV...\n*raises hand in shame*\nMorPhiend07-16-2005, 07:35 PMHe said \"masterpieces.\" That's all I have to add.\nNow, where did this come from? This speech? I mean it sounds like we've only got about the last half of this speech. It's apparent that at some point he must have been discussing raw graphical power. \"It will more than hold its own.\" That makes feel a bit better about that issue, but it is Reggie, meaning I know it's his job to hype...He mentions competitor spec sheets as if he has something comparable to them right now (i.e., as he's talking to these people). There's got to be some information on this somewhere. I need some serious reassurance about the graphics, and it sounds like this could be the first indication that the power issue is about to be put to rest.\nI mean, if all the systems are within 10% or so of each other in terms of raw power, then the graphics debate is dead. Put the best graphical games of all three systems now, and you can barely tell a true difference. I assume it's going to be exactly the same for the next generation.\nOf course, that's just all my speculation.\nAs to the graphical power, all I can say is search for the thread back around e3 time about the new patent concerning cube mapping. Some said that was old technology. But read the whole patent. It is not the same as the old \"cube maps.\" It is a new technology that is designed to allow for \"low\" spec systems that consume low power to outperform high tech, expensive, loud energy wasting chipsets. I wouldn't be surprised if the specs themselves are on par with M$, and in practice are up to Sony's system - if this tech actually is part of the RevOlution...\nEDIT: I justlistened to this. Isn't it the pre-e3 Nintendo conference? Thatthing was an hour long. That's probably why you didn't notice.\nSarang0107-22-2005, 05:59 PMI know your'e really ticked about the Revo and HD. There are already some sites up to try to sway Nintendo.\nhttp://www.1080up.org/\nYou may want to e-mail Nintendo yourself as well. The more people that do may sway them to add it.\nI plan to call Nintendo out on it ON the radio and KC, hopefully to shame them into it.\nI'm a Nintendo fan and already have a HD set and will be severely PISSED if Nintendo doesn't support it.\nAlso I'm even willing to PAY extra to get a Revolution with an HDMI and new Firewire\n", "entities": [{"start": 611, "end": 621, "label": ["421853"]}, {"start": 895, "end": 914, "label": ["421853"]}, {"start": 1132, "end": 1142, "label": ["421853"]}, {"start": 1413, "end": 1423, "label": ["421853"]}, {"start": 1504, "end": 1514, "label": ["421853"]}, {"start": 1877, "end": 1885, "label": ["53525"]}, {"start": 1925, "end": 1935, "label": ["421853"]}, {"start": 3786, "end": 3796, "label": ["16892"]}, {"start": 3903, "end": 3913, "label": ["421853"]}, {"start": 4001, "end": 4005, "label": ["17416342"]}, {"start": 4014, "end": 4017, "label": ["15822958"]}, {"start": 4110, "end": 4113, "label": ["21849"]}, {"start": 4122, "end": 4126, "label": ["53525"]}, {"start": 4568, "end": 4571, "label": ["550616"]}, {"start": 4723, "end": 4726, "label": ["99176"]}, {"start": 4766, "end": 4769, "label": ["53525"]}, {"start": 4779, "end": 4782, "label": ["1310512"]}, {"start": 5131, "end": 5134, "label": ["550616"]}, {"start": 5204, "end": 5209, "label": ["14171448"]}, {"start": 5343, "end": 5345, "label": ["19001"]}, {"start": 5350, "end": 5354, "label": ["26989"]}, {"start": 5669, "end": 5679, "label": ["421853"]}, {"start": 5706, "end": 5708, "label": ["16315657"]}, {"start": 6122, "end": 6130, "label": ["53525"]}, {"start": 6211, "end": 6221, "label": ["421853"]}, {"start": 6248, "end": 6250, "label": ["16315657"]}, {"start": 6378, "end": 6380, "label": ["16315657"]}, {"start": 6865, "end": 6867, "label": ["16315657"]}, {"start": 6899, "end": 6909, "label": ["421853"]}, {"start": 8844, "end": 8848, "label": ["26989"]}, {"start": 8897, "end": 8907, "label": ["25964"]}, {"start": 9124, "end": 9126, "label": ["16315657"]}, {"start": 9358, "end": 9360, "label": ["16883"]}, {"start": 9563, "end": 9567, "label": ["537442"]}, {"start": 9576, "end": 9584, "label": ["26246088"]}]}
{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0503wb-97-14877", "text": "What a DP does CML-Cinematography Mailing List\nCinematography Mailing List\nRecent CML Tests\nCanon C300 initial latitude tests\nEpic exposed +/- 7 stops\nWith & Without HDR\nAlexa +/- 7 stops\nInfra Red exposure & Filter tests\nSkintone tests\nAlexa-Canon 7D-Panasonic 3700\nRed-MX-SI2K\nWhat a DP does\nI'd like your help.\nWhat does a DoP do. . .i.e. what are the duties of a DoP?\nThanks in advance\nGeoff Boyle\nDoesn't it change with every Job, or job level?\nI just shot something where I was Everything: loader, Grip, Gaffer, Food stylist, ETC. (however this was something for me, so I was also the director).\nI will not shoot without an AC, it is necessary to have one.\nI wonder if your question isn't broad enough though. besides the duties :\nPreproduction planning, scheduling, Choosing equipment ( on my level I tend to be the one writing the order for Grip/Electric, as well as Camera, I'm sure that there are many who DP's who work bigger budgeted/crewed jobs who discuss the job with their Keys, and let them take care of the specifics, such as how many C-stands and sand bags), color timing ( either TK, or Print {with a colorist}). I've gone on location scouts alone and ended up having to secure the location for production ( being grilled by a member of the Judiciary is not fun), and I won't do that again.\nIt seems to me, that the DP is also Management ( when looked at from a labor stand point). Although it is not always the case, certainly there are crossover aspects from each side. Besides asking what a DP's duties are, should we also ask over which \"things\" (for want of a better word) a DP has absolute control over, and cannot be overidden?\nIt is a tough question, I've gone from one shoot that was so badly organized by production that I had to do the Tie in, run the cable, and hang most of the lights ( as well as share AD duties with the Sound man and the KEY P.A.). To two days later Working on a great shoot that All I had to do was talk with the director, and operate the Camera. The AC and the Grips did all the technical work I asked for( NO lights). It really changes on a job to job basis ( for me), sometimes what I do changes in the middle of the Job, especially if the Director becomes a jerk, and I am working way too hard for no reason ( at that point SUPERHUMAN Steve goes away).\nSteven ( well that's my view of it, You must have a reason for asking this Geoff) Gladstone - wow I even worked a little ranting into my answer\nhttp://members.aol.com/veenotph\nHaving been blessed with the opportunity to work in a wide variety of types of production, eg.16,35,IMAX docs, ride films, corporate, industrial, medical, political, commercial, broadcast sports, brroadcast news, broadcast magazine, broadcast dramatic, music video, indies, and big studio pictures and in many different countries under different types of systems, I would try to define the DP's role using those horrible Venn diagrams of the \"new math\" era, a dark period in US public school education.\nThere is a core set of responsibilites which is, I think, shared by DP's in all types of production (except perhaps non-dramatic and \"soap opera \"multicam studio TV work which has Lighting Directors and operators but often no DP).\nThose responsibilites would include the aesthetic decision-making for lighting, exposure, and filtration and the choice of camera, lenses, and camera support equipment. Past that core, the additional responsibilites seem to depend on both the general type of work and on the specific project team and relationships between them. It seems that in addition to the core responsibilities, the DP will also handle at least one, generally two or three, and sometimes all of the following additional duties: (not ranked by importance)\nTiming/grading of images\nDecisions concerning camera placement and movement (sometimes but not always shared with the Director)\nOperating camera (often delegated to an operator and sometimes usurped by a director)\nTechnical decisions concerning lighting (often shared with the gaffer & key grip, and in a few cases the Director - eg.Stanley and Ridley )\nTechnical decisions concerning equipment used to move and support camera (often shared with the Key grip)\nActor movement and blocking (shared with some directors)\nAesthetic and technical issues concerning set painting and treatment ( in concert with prod designer, art director, director, and in commercials- client)\nChoice of locations and their proposed use\nEditorial decisions concerning scene coverage and/or documentary content (my late mentor Burleigh Wartes was famous for cutting films in the camera, leaving the editor of record tiny little handles)\nSupply of camera, lighting, and grip equipment, and transportation thereof.\nChoice of crew\nContracting and payment of crew (this seems to be diminishing in our liability loaded world)\nSo the diagram which would show all this would have a bunch of amoeba-like figures encompassing various combinations of these responsibilites but with all of them including the aesthetic lighting, exposure, and filtration area.\nI'm sure I missed a bunch, and I know a list is not a definition, but the specifics seem to vary so much.\nMark Weingartner\nTo the incredibly extensive and comprehensive list I would add, simply, that the Cinematographer (I still prefer that title, as opposed to the Director of PHotography, which underscores the Manager aspect of the job, but not the artistic) is the visual author of the film. Yes, much is decided by the director, etc., but if the director's job is to tell a story on film, it is our job to become the audience's eye, to lead or retreat, hide or reveal visual elements of the story. To this end, we have the technos of our craft at our disposal, but without a POINT OF VIEW, the technique is empty. And it is this Point of View that makes us the visual author of the film.\nVittorio Storaro has said this all very eloquently before, to which I'd like to add a quote from Degas: \"One reproduces only that which is striking, that is to say, the necessary. Thus one's recollections and invention are liberated from the tyranny which nature exerts.\" Even when we approach existing light circumstances, the way in which we find and linger on specific details is an authoring of the visual world, which is where the art begins.\nThom Harp\nI had (another) day off today so tried to answer this rugged little question\nA Director of Photography's duty is to;\n1. Design the photography to serve your director's plans and answer the stories purpose- both in fidelity with the best traditions of the craft and your own artistic convictions. Learn the directors personality as best you're able and establish a common photograhic language with him. Understand the script and the proposed style of editing.\n2. Collaborate with fellow dept. heads from the first meeting possible. Stay apprised of the developments in all the depts. that will directly or indirectly effect photography, set function and set efficiency.\n3. Pre-demonstrate the photographic style(s) conclusively from film tests whenever possible. Assess that the photographic design equates with a pragmatic shooting schedule. Be abreast of the release plans of the picture, of likely contingencies and plot the technology routes so principle photography best complies with the final release objective(s). Integrate a plan of quality control and consistency with the lab.\n4. Sign on, fit out and command the camera dept. Be accountable for all action within the dept (camera, lighting and grip crews) Be satisfied that all crew signed on to the production within these depts will answer to the skill level required. Oversee the logistic preparedness of these depts.\n5. Establish the tone on set that best fits your working style. (i.e.insisting that the set is turned over to you after blocking or that the set is quiet when you work or that The Clash is always played while you work). Lead the crew by example and ensure a healthy work place that is safe, respectful and professional (encouraging some esprit d'corps is a valuable service to all). Back up the crew and if needed, demand the above conditions prevail. Likewise demand that the crew back you up with performance.\n6. Meet the schedule. Come prepared to supply the celerity and raw ingenuity demanded to satisfy your artistic want of truth and accuracy. Be flexible to the rapid changes of physical enviornment and/or the director's priorities. Manuevre the mechanical apparatus and personel involved to keep hitting a moving target.\n7. Maintain yourselfself physically with rest, diet and regimen to keep up your stamina. Be attentive to the effect of the schedule on your crew and represent their health and safety conditions to production if neccessary.\n8. Make do with what you have.\n9. Walk your pictures through the post production phases with care - or as arranged by contract and schedule.\nIn the severe words of The Admirality of The Royal Navy when issueing orders to commanders at sea --> \" Hereof nor you nor any of you may fail or you will answer the contrary at your peril.\"\nCaleb \"do or die\" Crosby\nTo me it boils down to this :\nThe role of the Director of Photography in audiovisial production is to assume the full responsability of the image of the project. This includes two main resposabilities/tasks:\n1. To be the first man next to the director in interpreting his story and wishes into concrete projected moving images, as an interpretor, as close as possible matching the CONTENTS of the message the director or author of the project wants to communicate. (this is the creative, artistic part, this takes feeling and talent to accomplish)\n2. To assume the full reponsability over the technical quality of this image (upto final screening if allowed to) (this is the techinical; quality assurance part of the job)\nThe DP, in order to achieve these goals, executes concrete tasks described before in this thread, and the actions to take may vary considerably depending on the needs and nature of the project and the DP and crew themselves. They always boil down to achieving the above 2 goals however.\nMy 2 cents.\nKind regards,\nKommer Kleijn\nA question: What's the difference between a DoP and God?\nAnswer: God dosen't think he's a DoP\nOK, OK, OK - don't flame me. It was a joke told to me by a producer friend of mine. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-40-22301", "text": "Pattinson Will Come Out Fighting\nCasino\nBeacon\nOnline\nCasinos\nCasino\nReviews\nCasino\nGames\nOther\nBetting\nNews\n& Articles\nSupport\nUK\nOnline Casinos\n> News\n& Articles\n> News\n31 July\n2008\nPattinson Will\nCome Out Fighting\nStuart Broad is\nconfident his Nottinghamshire and England team-mate\nDarren Pattinson will fight back from losing his\nTest place after just one match, as reported by\nLadbrokes.\nTwenty-nine-year-old\nPattinson's unexpected debut against South Africa\nat Headingley this month was accompanied by jibes\nabout the wisdom of his sudden\nelevation.\nThe Headingley\nexperience proved to be a tough one for a bowler\nwith only 11 previous first-class matches under his\nbelt - and as he went wicketless on his return for\nNottinghamshire at Trent Bridge on Wednesday, it\nwas easy to fear for his state of mind.\nBroad, however,\nhas no doubt the Grimsby-born but Australian-raised\nseamer will be back among the wickets with a\nvengeance soon - determined to reclaim his England\nplace.\nBet now at\nLadbrokes\nAfter Durham had\nbeen bowled out for 266 - despite 85 from former\nNottinghamshire batsman Will Smith - by Charlie Shreck (four for 69) and Broad (three for 47) on\nday one of the top-of-the-table LV County\nChampionship Division One match, the latter turned\nhis attention to Pattinson.\n\"He's always\nupbeat. He's a lovely bloke and he got dealt with\nharshly by the press, because he bowled well for a\nTest debut on a very flat wicket.\" Broad recalled.\n\"He's come out fighting; he's bowled well so far in\nthis match, and we hope he can continue bowling\nwell for Notts - because he's been one of our main\nstrike bowlers in our run so far this\nseason.\"\nPattinson's\nambitions came into question again yesterday when\nreports surfaced from Down Under that he would\nprefer to play for Victoria this winter than tour\nwith England, if selected.\nHe and\nNottinghamshire quickly refuted those suggestions,\nhowever - and Broad confirmed: \"He's smiling and\nhe's still got international ambition. I'm sure\nhe'll be aiming for some winter tours or Champions Trophy.\"\nBroad himself had\na strange day - left out by England on the morning\nof the third Test at Edgbaston and rerouted to help\nNottinghamshire's title challenge.\nIt did not appear\nto bother him.\n\"Obviously it's a\nbit odd having a drive between games when they've\njust started.\" said the 22-year-old. \"But I did it\na bit last year, when I was 12th man for India,\nshooting up motorways and then bowling in the\nafternoons. It is something I'm kind of used to,\nand obviously it is very enjoyable to have bowled\nthem Durham out by the end of play and be\nin a very strong position. Charlie Shreck\n", "entities": [{"start": 217, "end": 229, "label": ["3937805"]}, {"start": 247, "end": 262, "label": ["667341"]}, {"start": 267, "end": 274, "label": ["759125"]}, {"start": 285, "end": 301, "label": ["8398993"]}, {"start": 382, "end": 391, "label": ["52413490"]}, {"start": 414, "end": 423, "label": ["8398993"]}, {"start": 451, "end": 463, "label": ["759263"]}, {"start": 467, "end": 477, "label": ["1876060"]}, {"start": 560, "end": 570, "label": ["1876060"]}, {"start": 723, "end": 738, "label": ["667341"]}, {"start": 742, "end": 754, "label": ["849500"]}, {"start": 812, "end": 817, "label": ["3937805"]}, {"start": 845, "end": 852, "label": ["250638"]}, {"start": 862, "end": 872, "label": ["4689264"]}, {"start": 968, "end": 975, "label": ["759125"]}, {"start": 1010, "end": 1016, "label": ["1176371"]}, {"start": 1070, "end": 1085, "label": ["667341"]}, {"start": 1094, "end": 1104, "label": ["3555717"]}, {"start": 1110, "end": 1124, "label": ["6893984"]}, {"start": 1143, "end": 1148, "label": ["3937805"]}, {"start": 1277, "end": 1286, "label": ["8398993"]}, {"start": 1437, "end": 1442, "label": ["3937805"]}, {"start": 1562, "end": 1567, "label": ["68049"]}, {"start": 1651, "end": 1660, "label": ["8398993"]}, {"start": 1779, "end": 1787, "label": ["1147963"]}, {"start": 1815, "end": 1822, "label": ["759125"]}, {"start": 1844, "end": 1859, "label": ["667341"]}, {"start": 1909, "end": 1914, "label": ["3937805"]}, {"start": 2033, "end": 2049, "label": ["769640"]}, {"start": 2098, "end": 2105, "label": ["759125"]}, {"start": 2142, "end": 2151, "label": ["2641030"]}, {"start": 2173, "end": 2188, "label": ["667341"]}, {"start": 2401, "end": 2406, "label": ["407754"]}, {"start": 2558, "end": 2564, "label": ["1176371"]}, {"start": 2622, "end": 2636, "label": ["6893984"]}]}
{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-71-01322", "text": "Expires: Thu, 01 Mar 2012 19:47:17 GMT\nLast-Modified: Thu, 01 Mar 2012 19:47:17 GMT\nServer: Microsoft-IIS/7.0\nX-Passed-To: S260608AT1VW021, URL Rewrite on site N/A (2012-03-01 14:47:17:191)\nX-Handled-By: S260608AT1VW021, Rewrite on site N/A\nX-Actual-URL: S260608AT1VW021, (/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20111119/COLUMNISTS/111119428)\nX-Passed-To-DLL: S260608AT1VW021, (2012-03-01 14:47:17:191)\nX-Passed-To-BeforeDispatch: S260608AT1VW021, on site GS (2012-03-01 14:47:17:191)\nX-Returned-From-BeforeDispatch: S260608AT1VW021, on site GS (2012-03-01 14:47:17:222)\nX-Passed-To-PostProcessResponse: S260608AT1VW021, on site GS (2012-03-01 14:47:17:253)\nX-Returned-From-PostProcessResponse: S260608AT1VW021, on site GS (2012-03-01 14:47:17:253)\nX-Returned-From-DLL: S260608AT1VW021 (2012-03-01 14:47:17:253)\nX-Returned-From: S260608AT1VW021(2012-03-01 14:47:17:253)\nDate: Thu, 01 Mar 2012 19:47:16 GMT\nX-Cache: MISS from nysquid01\nX-Cache-Lookup: MISS from nysquid01:80\nVia: 1.0 nysquid01 (squid/3.0.STABLE18)\nConnection: close\nWin indicative of season | Gatorsports.com\nGainesville.com\nGatorSports.com\nGainesville Magazine\nScene\nMoms\nGuardian\nMugshots\nRegister |\nForums |\nLog in\nNews\nWeb Search by YAHOO!\nWeb Searchby YAHOO!\n|\nHome Delivery |\nPrint Ads |\nMobile |\nPlace Ad\nHome\nFootball\nUF NewsSECRecruitingScheduleStatisticsScoreboardRankingsRosterTim TebowPro GatorsFantasy\nBlogsDooley's Desk\nRobbie's Playbook\nThe Scout Leader\nSouthern Accents\nTwitterGator_sports\nPat_Dooley\nUFrecruiting\nRecruiting\nProspectsRecruiting ClassRecruiting Blog\nBasketball\nUF NewsSECStatisticsScheduleScoreboardRankingsRosterPro GatorsFantasy\nMore Sports\nBaseballSoftballW BasketballGymnasticsSoccerLacrosseVolleyball\nForums\nMultimedia\nVideoPhoto Galleries\nBlogs\nDooley's DeskRobbie's PlaybookHoops ScoopRecruitingFrom the Sports DeskPro Gators\nStats\nFootballMen's BasketballWomen's Basketball\nScoreboard\nWomen's Basketball\nHomeColumnists\nComments\nShare\nDigg\nReddit\nLinkedIn\nMixx\nTechnorati\nMyspace\nFARK\nFURL\nEmail\nPrint\nWITH PHOTO\nNO PHOTO\nReprints\nEnlarge Text\nTweet\nRelated Links\nNot Ready for Prime Time 25Gators reach a goal: bowl eligibility Andreu's answers: Brantley's showDooley grades: Ugly win for GatorsSideline report: Overcoming poor start\nMore Stories\nWin indicative of season\nFurman Paladins wide receiver David Hendrix (14) celebrates scoring a touchdown with running back Tersoo Uhaa (40) during the first half against the Florida Gators at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium on Saturday, Nov. 19, 2011, in Gainesville, Fla.\nMatt Stamey/The Gainesville Sun\nBy Pat Dooley\nSun sports columnist\nPublished: Saturday, November 19, 2011 at 6:37 p.m.\nLast Modified: Saturday, November 19, 2011 at 6:37 p.m.\nThe whole day just never felt right.\nThe gloomy weather, a fine mist covering the tail-Gators before the game. The huge gaps of empty seats in the stands, not unpredictable but still embarrassing. The O'Connell Center parking lot looking a lot like it does on a typical Saturday ... in July.And then Florida getting boat-raced for a quarter by a team that lost to Elon last week.A text I received from my wife said it all, “Is this really happening?”\nYes, it was and because Florida didn't panic and made adjustments and because Furman doesn't have a player Florida would even invite to Friday Night Lights, the Gators prevailed. Across the country, fans saw the 54-32 final and may have no idea how unsettling it was at The Swamp at around 2:15 p.m. Saturday.Could they possibly lose to Furman?At the time, it looked very possible. At the time, you wondered if the Gator defense would make Furman punt the entire game. At the time, you wondered if anything else could go wrong.“You start to realize that if anything could go wrong, it already has,” Will Muschamp said.Don't look for me to put a positive spin on this game.Sure, the Gators won by three touchdowns.Sure, Florida is bowl eligible.And yes, the Gators will get extra practices leading up to what is almost definitely a Gator Bowl appearance Jan. 2.“It's an extra spring practice,” Muschamp said.Great. More practices we can't watch.But this win said as much about this season as the losses have.Because it was Furman.I know the Paladins came in here fired up for a chance to play in The Swamp. I know they changed their offense during the week and surprised the Gators.But that only accounts for the 67 yards (all on running plays) on Furman's first drive. What about the other 379?“Once we identified what they were doing, we played better,” Muschamp said.After that first drive, Furman had 17 first downs and averaged 5.8 yards per play. That is not a good defense. If you saw it, you don't need the raw numbers to know how this defense didn't show up to play. The Gators missed enough tackles to fill a lowlight tape and so many times Furman running backs moved the pile as if they were being tackled by Pop Warner defenders.That's how it got to be 22-7 Furman after the first quarter. That's how that noise you heard if you had your windows open was the Gator fans who did show up squirming in their seats. That's how it was still a game early in the fourth quarter and I uttered a phrase I never thought I would in the fourth quarter of the Furman game -- “That was a huge field goal by Caleb Sturgis.”In the end, Florida won because it did the two things it hasn't done during the rest of the season.1. The wide receivers were a factor. They caught seven passes for 250 yards and three touchdowns. There was even a Quinton Dunbar sighting. The phenom of the preseason had a couple of big catches, including a touchdown reception.2. They had two pick-sixes. We had forgotten what those looked like. But the Gators iced the game with two nice plays from Pop Saunders and Jelani Jenkins, who had made a habit of dropping interceptions this season. “I had visions of when I was in high school playing running back,” Jenkins said of his 75-yard touchdown sprint.I heard a few boos Saturday when Florida fell behind by two touchdowns thanks in part to another snap over the head of quarterback John Brantley. There were more silly penalties, one on Matt Elam that set up Furman at the Florida 49 on the opening kickoff of the second half. There was the requisite 1-yard loss on a completed pass on third-and-7.And the offensive line continued to shuffle because of injuries, one of the reasons it was unable to open running lanes against a 6-5 FCS team.For much of the season, Gator fans have lamented that their team was just a few plays away from having a respectable record. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0500wb-33-03178", "text": "DavidByrne.com - The New Sins - Eye Magazine Review\nThe New Sins\n\"Unclassifiable Book\"\nBy Rick Poynor, Eye Magazine no. 43 vol. 11\nSin is one of those words that has all but disappeared from our everyday vocabulary. To have a concept of sin, you need to believe in an old-fashioned, fire-and-brimstone God, keeping a tally on our moral progress in this world. Yet sin, when we pause to think about it, remains a powerful idea, if only because it suggests a set of external limits and a personal accountability that we often boast of leaving behind.\nSo a book titled The New Sins is bound to be provocative, and this one, printed by an Icelandic maker of Bibles, comes clad in the foil-blocked,mock leather trappings of an authentic religious tract. The cover records that it has been ‘Translated out of the original tongues with the former translations diligently compared and revised’ – words taken from the King James version of the Bible. The title page attributes its wisdom to ‘The Better-Emancipated Strivers for Heaven’. Anyone encountering The New Sins stripped of the publisher’s bellyband will have to look hard to discover that its actual author is former Talking Head, photographer, film-maker, and Luaka Bop record label founder David Byrne, who created it for an art biennial in Valencia, Spain.\nFrom his earliest songs, Byrne combined a heart-on-sleeve sincerity with postmodern irony, playfulness and ambiguity. People assumed he was poking fun at eccentric Texans in his film True Stories, but he insisted that he regarded its cast of kooks with affection. He used the strange hand gestures of evangelical preachers as the basis for a memorably weird dance routine, and his ‘new sins’ mix humour with semi-serious intent in much the same way. According to Byrne’s oddball reasoning, some of it modified from real religious texts, everything we mistakenly believe to be virtuous – charity, sense of humour, beauty, thrift, ambition, hope, intelligence/knowledge, contentment, sweetness, honesty and cleanliness – is a sin of the most insidious kind.\nByrne’s tone of religiose exhortation is impressively sustained, but it’s the nicely judged visual treatment of his questionable arguments that ultimately makes the book. The text, in English and Spanish, is illustrated by 80 of his photographs, deadpan depictions of objects, surfaces, quirky details – contentment is a plant trimmed into the shape of rabbit, ambition a swarm of ants, hell the empty corner of an office. Byrne calls the pictures ‘software programs for the eye’ and observes that the text is merely a distraction, a device to make you spend longer looking at the images.\nByrne asked Dave Eggers, editor and designer of the cult literary magazine McSweeney's, (see Eye no. 35 vol. 9) to design The New Sins. Eggers showed him examples of Bibles in his own collection, and his page designs, each one framed by red and black box rules, have a kind of artless elegance. Headings in italic capitals and various arbitrary key words – ‘better fiction’, ‘invisible to the giver’, ‘hydraulic pipes’ – are picked out in red. Some passages have marginal notes in smaller type similar to those in early Bibles.\nWhere Byrne’s previous book, Your Action World, designed by Stefan Sagmeister, laboured its plasticky ironies in a way that some found too obvious, The New Sins infiltrates the mind with a subtler touch. As an object, it is small enough to carry in the pocket and dip into and to try out, as Byrne himself has done, on people who don’t know he wrote it. From his early collaborations with M&Co, Byrne has made astute use of graphic design, but that doesn’t stop him consigning designers, along with website managers and relief workers, to the upper levels of hell. ‘Their crime? Hubris. Their punishment? Equality. Everyone looks cool, fashionable and absolutely identical – well-dressed, handsome and completely boring. Everything is perfect and unbearable.’\nThe most appealing thing about The New Sins is the way that it resists definition. Coming from pop music, Byrne has a light touch and few have proved smarter, over the years, in using the medium as a vehicle for diverse artistic ends. You could see The New Sins as an artist’s book but, despite its weighty themes, it has none of the portentousness of the genre and it is easy to buy. It has a real subject, and many self-authored design projects look unfocused and aimless by comparison. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-71-06735", "text": "Will there be animals in heaven? - Resources - Eternal Perspective Ministries\nFacebook\nFollow: Eternal Perspective Ministries\nFollow: Randy Alcorn\nTwitter\nFollow: Eternal Perspective Ministries\nFollow: Randy Alcorn\nVimeo\nSubscribe:\nEternal Perspective Ministries\nFeeds\nBookmark these links in your RSS reader.\nRandy's Blog Feed\nResource Library Feed\nProducts Feed\nNewsletters Feed\nFAQ's Feed\nsign up form\nEmail Updates\nHave an account? 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(video)\nSat, April 30, 2011\nWill there be animals in Heaven? (video)\nMon, April 18, 2011\nWill animals be resurrected? (audio)\nThu, May 20, 2010\nOur beloved dog recently died. Should I correct my kids when they say they can’t wait to play with Rocky again in Heaven?\nTue, Jan. 05, 2010\nFeb. 03, 2010\nWill there be animals in heaven?\nBy Randy Alcorn\nElijah was taken up to heaven in a chariot pulled by horses (2 Kings 2:11). We’re told there are horses in heaven (Revelation 6:2-8; 19:11). In fact, there are lots of horses, enough for the vast armies of heaven to ride (Revelation 19:11; 2 Kings 6:17).\nOther animals aren’t mentioned in the Revelation passages, presumably because they don’t play a role in Christ’s second coming (an army bringing deliverance rides horses, not Dalmatians or hedgehogs). But isn’t it likely that since there are innumerable horses in heaven there are all kinds of other animals too? Why wouldn’t there be? Why would we expect horses to be the only animals? If there were no other animals, there wouldn’t be horses.\nIn Isaiah 65:17 God refers to creating a New Heavens and a New Earth. In subsequent verses the text seems to move back and forth from the millennial kingdom to the New Earth. God makes clear he will have animals living there–either in the millennium or the New Earth or both (Isaiah 65:25).\nSome also argue for animals being in heaven based on Ecclesiastes 3:19-21, which says “Man’s fate is like that of the animals...all go to the same place.” However, in the larger context of Ecclesiastes Solomon is simply talking about the outward appearance of death. Men and animals both die and we can’t see where they go. Scripture tells us elsewhere, however, that man has an eternal soul. It tells us he goes one of two places at death. Animals are not said to have eternal souls. They are not said to relocate when they die. The presumption would be that at death they cease to exist.\nHowever, this doesn’t mean beloved animals won’t be in heaven. I once read Billy Graham’s response to a little girl’s question, “Will my dog who died this week be in heaven?” Graham replied, “If it would make you any happier, then yes, he will be.” Animals aren’t nearly as valuable as people, but God is their maker and has touched many people’s lives through them. It would be simple for Him to recreate a pet in heaven. I see no reason to believe he wouldn’t if it would bring his children pleasure.\nRomans 8:18-22 says that the whole creation was subject to suffering and futility because of human sin. The creation groans in longing for the liberation that will come to humans, and thereby to all creation itself. Creation is under man’s dominion and will share the rewards of his redemption just as it shared the punishment for his sin. Animals are a central part of that creation, next to man himself the most significant part. After all, besides his wife, Adam was called upon to give names only to one other part of the creation–the animals (Genesis 2:19-20). He worked the garden, but he wasn’t invited to name the vegetation. Clearly, the animals had certain qualities that set them above other creation. They were to be special to man, and his naming them makes his connection with them personal.\nIf the New Earth is all the best of the old earth and more, then we should expect it to contain animals. If animals weren’t part of the New Earth, this would seem an obvious oversight. Eden was ruined through sin and will be restored through Christ’s reign of righteousness. All that was part of Eden, and then made wrong through the sin of the first Adam, we would expect to be part of the New Earth, made right through the virtue of the Second Adam.\nWould God take away from us in heaven what he gave, for delight and companionship and help, to Adam and Eve in Eden? Would he revoke his earlier decision to put animals with man, and under man’s care? If he remakes the New Earth with new men (who look very much like the old men, only perfect), wouldn’t we expect him also to make new animals (who will presumably look like the old animals, only perfect)?\nFor more information on the subject of Heaven, see Randy Alcorn’s book Heaven\n", "entities": [{"start": 1624, "end": 1630, "label": ["51093580"]}, {"start": 1714, "end": 1720, "label": ["503224"]}, {"start": 1775, "end": 1782, "label": ["4380"]}, {"start": 1821, "end": 1827, "label": ["51093580"]}, {"start": 1829, "end": 1839, "label": ["4379"]}, {"start": 1936, "end": 1946, "label": ["4379"]}, {"start": 1956, "end": 1961, "label": ["4380"]}, {"start": 2007, "end": 2017, "label": ["4379"]}, {"start": 2073, "end": 2079, "label": ["51339611"]}, {"start": 2417, "end": 2423, "label": ["15088"]}, {"start": 2430, "end": 2433, "label": ["5042765"]}, {"start": 2473, "end": 2482, "label": ["52178183"]}, {"start": 2578, "end": 2587, "label": ["52178183"]}, {"start": 2589, "end": 2592, "label": ["5042765"]}, {"start": 2671, "end": 2680, "label": ["52178183"]}, {"start": 2690, "end": 2696, "label": ["15088"]}, {"start": 2758, "end": 2770, "label": ["9910"]}, {"start": 2792, "end": 2795, "label": ["15822899"]}, {"start": 3029, "end": 3038, "label": ["23410414"]}, {"start": 3370, "end": 3382, "label": ["690865"]}, {"start": 3470, "end": 3476, "label": ["690865"]}, {"start": 3593, "end": 3596, "label": ["5042765"]}, {"start": 3798, "end": 3804, "label": ["521555"]}, {"start": 4259, "end": 4263, "label": ["35330199"]}, {"start": 4346, "end": 4353, "label": ["12667"]}, {"start": 4611, "end": 4620, "label": ["52178183"]}, {"start": 4740, "end": 4749, "label": ["52178183"]}, {"start": 4789, "end": 4793, "label": ["13078"]}, {"start": 4846, "end": 4852, "label": ["51339611"]}, {"start": 4900, "end": 4904, "label": ["13078"]}, {"start": 4955, "end": 4959, "label": ["35330199"]}, {"start": 4995, "end": 5004, "label": ["52178183"]}, {"start": 5043, "end": 5054, "label": ["35330199"]}, {"start": 5062, "end": 5065, "label": ["5042765"]}, {"start": 5151, "end": 5163, "label": ["11473533"]}, {"start": 5167, "end": 5171, "label": ["13078"]}, {"start": 5275, "end": 5284, "label": ["52178183"]}, {"start": 5501, "end": 5507, "label": ["51093580"]}, {"start": 5533, "end": 5539, "label": ["51093580"]}]}
{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0502wb-39-16287", "text": "Microfilmmaker Magazine - Film Critiques - Final Film Critique: Absentia\nFinal Film Critique:\nAbsentia\nDirector: Mike Flanagan\nExpected\nRating: R for language/violence\nDistribution: None Yet\nBudget: $30000\nGenre: Horror/Drama\nRunning\nTime: 91 minutes\nRelease\nDates: 2011\nWebsite: http://www.mikeflanaganfilm.com\nTrailer: Click Here\nReview Date: December 1, 2010\nReviewed\nBy: Joel G. Robertson\nFinal\nScore:\n10.0\nHow\ndo we critique films? Click\nHere To See.\nAbsentia’s story\nis simple enough. Callie (Katie Parker) is a recovering drug addict who visits\nher pregnant sister Tricia (Courtney Bell). It’s been seven years since\nTricia’s husband Daniel (Morgan Peter Brown) disappeared and Tricia is battling\nher conscience as she prepares to sign his “Death in Absentia” certificate.\nMeanwhile, Callie begins to suspect that an ominous narrow tunnel located near\nTricia’s house is connected to Daniel’s disappearance. Strange things begin to\nhappen as the sisters deal with issues of grief, faith, and the struggle to\nmake sense out of senseless tragedy.\nCallie visits\nher sister\nTricia...\n...Seven years after Tricia's\nhusband disappeared.\nContent\nLet me start by saying that most micro-budget movies usually\nsuffer from one or more of the following maladies:\nBad\nacting\nBad\ndirection\nBad\nlighting/camerawork\nBad\nsound\nBad\nediting\nThe one area, however, where every movie, no matter how low\nthe budget, has the potential to excel is in the writing. Unfortunately, far\ntoo many filmmakers give their scripts short shrift. This is especially true in\na genre I hold near and dear to my heart, horror. You see, far too many\nfilmmakers think that horror is about shocking an audience, disturbing them,\n“rattling their cages”. But what they ‘re missing is that horror is about\nideas, challenging perceptions, showing us a mirror image of our world that has\na jagged crack running right through the center of it.\nAnd it’s through that crack that the nightmares come...\nSo, how would I describe Absentia?\nI think the following adjectives sum it up quite nicely: confident, creepy,\nintelligent, mature, and mesmerizing. And despite a couple lighting issues (see\nthe Visual Look section below), this movie is an example to all\nmicro-filmmakers of what is possible if you have the talent and drive to tell\nan intelligent story using the resources available to you.\nI don’t want to give away too much about the story, but I\nbelieve everyone (especially horror fans) owes it to themselves to check it\nout. It’s enough to say that the greatness of the script isn’t what’s\nexplicitly stated or shown, but rather what’s implied. It’s the suggestion of\ncharacter relationships and dynamics, allowing the audience to fill in the\ngaps. I was reminded of the Swedish vampire film Let the Right One In, which has a similar character-driven tone to Absentia.\nMinor Spoilers Ahoy\nTake for instance Tricia’s pregnancy. When we first meet her\nand learn that her husband went missing seven years ago, the question arises,\n“Okay. So, who’s the baby daddy?” Well, through gradual reveals we come to\nlearn that Detective Ryan Mallory (Dave Levine) is the father. Of course, it’s\nassumed pretty early on that he and Tricia are more than just professionally\nconnected, but Flanagan’s script never spells this out. There are very few\nexpository scenes where characters prattle on and on about what has happened,\nexplaining plot points or motivations through dialogue. No, everything is shown\nthrough actions!\nThe first rule of great directing is great casting. Of\ncourse, many micro-budget filmmakers don’t have access to the talent pool\ndirector Flanagan has (he lives and works in LA). But that’s really just an\nexcuse. Great talent exists everywhere. You just have to be willing to put the\nwork into finding it.\nGreat acting is in the eyes. It’s about an actor\ndisappearing and becoming consumed by the character. Like editing, sound, and\nother elements, acting should be seamless, never distracting, or drawing\nattention to itself. It should draw us into the story, not remind us that we’re\nwatching a movie. If the character is “real,” living the experiences on screen,\nthen the actor has done his or her job. This describes the acting across the\nboard in Absentia.\nBut after a chance encounter\nin a tunnel near Tricia's home...\n...Something unexpected\nrocks\nthe sisters' world\n.\nLead Katie Parker is going to be a star someday. Mark my\nwords. She has that spark, a rare mix of charm, likeability, and sincerity.\nShe’s beautiful, but not in an inaccessible way. Her performance was real,\ncombining toughness and fragility. People are dying for authenticity, and she\nhas it. I sincerely hope she never loses that quality. Likewise, her co-star\nCourtney Bell is a wonderfully talented actress who delivers a fresh,\nbelievable performance as Tricia. She was actually pregnant during the\nproduction, which must have made what was an emotionally demanding role all the\nmore difficult. The chemistry between the two leads gave credibility to their\nrelationship; I really believed these two were sisters who had a history\ntogether.\nOther honorable mentions are Morgan Peter Brown as Tricia’s\nmissing husband, Daniel. Despite his limited screen time, his presence is felt\nthroughout the movie. His character provides the emotional core of Absentia and makes the threat of “the\nthing in the walls” seem very real. Dave Levine (Detective Mallory) and Justin Gordon (Detective Lonergan) play what could have been cop clichés, but instead,\ncreated small, real moments that give their characters depth and substance.\nAnd, of course, a real coup for the film (and one of the definite advantages to\nbeing in the City of Angels) was getting notable character actor Doug Jones for\nthe role of Walter Lambert, a man who disappeared from the neighborhood years\nearlier. Jones is probably best known for his roles as Abe Sapien in Hellboy 1 and 2 and as the terrifying\nFauno and Pale Man in Pan's Labyrinth.\nHe was also in one of the best hours of horror television ever produced, playing\none of the Gentlemen in the “Hush” episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer. And while Jones is amazing in these\ncreature roles, his brief, but startling appearance in Absentia proves he needs more roles sans makeup.\nI could go on and on about the actors in this movie. Even\nactors who appeared in only one or two scenes were memorable and only added to\nthe richness of the story (I’m specifically thinking of James Flanagan as\nWalter’s son Jamie, Scott Graham as Dr. Elliot, and Ian Gregory and Connie\nVentress as Daniel’s parents).\nVisual Look\nFrom a technical perspective, Absentia is nearly flawless.\nAbsentia is\ndirected with a confident, sure hand and credit has to go to the Director of\nPhotography (Rustin Cerveny) as well as director, Flanagan. The shot selection\nwas solid. Unique angles and differing perspectives created a feeling of unease\nthroughout the film; however, these choices never felt awkward or forced. Solid\ncamera direction is essential to telling an effective visual story. A\npoorly-composed shot or violation of the 180-degree-rule can pull an audience\nright out of the story, leaving them feeling disengaged and unsatisfied with\nthe experience. Absentia, thankfully,\nnever suffers from this avoidable misstep.\nThere were, however, a few technical issues (I did say nearly flawless after all). In a few\nshots, characters were backlit in a doorway or in front of a large, living room\nwindow, their faces cast in silhouette. This wasn’t horribly distracting; it\njust felt like it was more the result of limited lighting (i.e. budgetary\nrestraints) rather than specific artistic choices. An example of where\nviolating this backlighting “rule” worked to Absentia’s advantage was when Callie is jogging through that\nominous tunnel. Several shots show her at the far end of the tunnel,\nout-of-focus in the background, silhouetted against a blinding white blaze of\ndaylight. This created an ethereal, otherworldly feel and was perfect for\nevoking a sense of the disjointed and alien nature of the tunnel itself.\nAfter a\nnight of terror...\n..Callie must convince\nher sister\nabout the tunnel.\nSpeaking of the tunnel, it made for a perfect location and\nis a great example of writing your script around what you have access to. As I\nunderstand it, director Flanagan came up with the story of Absentia as a way to feature this creepy tunnel, which is located\nnear his home. Too often, and I’m guilty of this myself, micro-filmmakers don’t\nconsider what they have access to and can use for free. This is essential if\nyour film is going to get made.\nThe only other problem, from a technical perspective that I\nnoticed was some vignetting around the edges of the frame in a few shots. This\nwas especially evident in one scene that occurs late into the film. It involved\ntwo characters in Tricia’s house being stalked by the creature (I don’t want to\ngo into too many specifics for risk of spoiling the film). The scene in\nquestions was so taut with suspense, well-acted, and perfectly cut together\nthat, to be perfectly honest, I didn’t even notice the vignetting until my\nsecond viewing.\nThe special effects in Absentia are understated and never distract from the story. At the end of the day, this\nis a monster movie. It reminded me of Guillermo Del Toro’s Mimic in regards to the central creature (although the thing is\nnever fully revealed). Of course, tonally, the movie has more in common with\nDel Toro’s Cronos. Truth is, if\nyou’re a gorehound, you’re going to be left wanting. But I hope most who read\nthis, while maybe aficionados of splatter can appreciate a great story, well\ntold, despite the lack of the red stuff.\nUse of Audio\nThe audio levels were clear and consistent throughout Absentia. Dialogue was never muddy and\nall Foley and sound effects were so well integrated into the overall sound\ndesign as to pass unnoticed (as it should be). The musical score by Ryan David\nLeack was subtle\nand effective at setting the tone; however, it was a little overused for my\ntastes. There were several scenes where the music was meant to heighten the\ntension, but the actors are so good, I think they could have carried the scene\nwithout assistance.\nFor example, take the scene between Tricia and Detective\nMallory in the car. He’s trying to convince her of his commitment and the music\nfelt heavy handed, trying too hard to drive home the emotional importance of\nthe scene. That being said, I can definitely see how the music was used to\nbridge the scene in the car with the suspenseful scene it was juxtaposed with,\nso file this criticism under “personal preferences”.\nAnd when the police\nsearch for answers...\n...Callie realizes she's\nthe\nonly one who can find them.\nUse of Budget\nThe budget for Absentia was raised through crowd funding on Kickstarter.com, a fantastic site for no-\nand low-budget filmmakers to raise the funds needed for their projects. The\noriginal budget for Absentia, as\nlisted on Kickstarter, was $15,000, but after the 30 day funding drive, the\nfilmmakers had exceeded that amount, raising over $25,000! I highly recommend\ngoing to their Kickstarter page (http://thefivedrive.blogspot.com), reading\ntheir pitch to potential donors, and watching all the promo videos they put\ntogether. The videos are hilarious (nothing is more appealing than truly\ntalented people who can make fun of themselves) and show what’s possible with a\nlittle imagination and clever selling techniques.\nAs to how the money was used, I think all the movie’s donors\ngot their money’s worth. Using a Canon 5D Mark II, Flanagan and his DP,\nCerveny, were able to create a cinematic look using primarily available light.\nAnd while the Canon is able to capture a nice depth of field for that extra\n“movie look”, this technique wasn’t overused. Along with the Canon, money was\nspent on a camera package that included a 35mm Lens adapter, Steadicam,\nGlidecam, and a homemade DSLR rig.\nAdditionally, a third of the budget went to that most\nimportant of areas—sound. The money was spent on both production and\npost-production sound, and it goes without saying (although I’m about to) that\na film can only benefit from great sound. A movie with subpar images (see Paranormal Activity or The Blair Witch Project), but excellent\nsound can win over an audience. However, if the reverse is true, and the movie\nhas great images but crappy sound, you’ll lose your audience every time.\nBesides camera and sound, the budget also included location\npermits and another important category craft services.\nI know, I know. We seem\nto drive this point home a lot here at MicroFilmmaker, but that’s because many\nof us have either worked on a set where the only available grub included stale\nbagels and questionable cream cheese, or made the near-tragic mistake of not\nfeeding those good folks who so generously gave of their free time to help us\non our projects.\nLasting Appeal\nSo, will Absentia stand the test of time? Will others want to view it again and again? While\nthose who really like their horror dripping with goo and spew will be\ndisappointed, I think anyone who appreciates subtle, creeping, quiet,\ncharacter-driven horror will be very satisfied. This movie isn’t just for\nhorror fans, mind you. No, anyone who appreciates great storytelling, acting,\nand that good ‘ol indie-filmmaking spirit will most certainly enjoy it too.\nOverall Comment\nAbsentia is a\ncreepy, subtle, old-school horror movie, and personally, I loved it. I still\ncan’t get over how good all the actors were. I was completely drawn into the\nstory; not just the first time I watched it, but the second time as well. It’s\na slow burn, for sure, but it was refreshing to see a filmmaker show the\nmaturity, confidence, and restraint that’s on display here. I realize much of\nthe “restraint” was due to budgetary limitations, but all the choices felt like artistic ones.\nWhile I have yet to watch Flanagan’s earlier works (at least\nat the time of this writing), Absentia makes me eager to check them out. All involved deserve high praise for their\ncontributions to such a fine example of micro-filmmaking excellence!\nFULL DISCLOSURE:\nMike Flanagan has written for MicroFilmmaker Magazine in the past. As recently\nas last issue as a matter of fact. You can read his “behind-the-scenes” article\non the production of Absentia here.\nHowever, he only began writing for MFM after two of his films were given Best\nof Show awards. I was chosen to critique Mike’s latest effort because I had no\nprevious relationship with him. He paid for a full, impartial critique and\nthat’s exactly what he received.\nContent\n10.0\nVisual\nLook\n9.8\nUse\nof Audio\n10.0\nUse\nof Budget\n10.0\nLasting\nAppeal\n10.0\nOverall Score\n10.0\nHow\ndo we critique films? 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0500wb-16-19356", "text": "The Nuclear Option\nRegister\nHelp\nRemember Me?\nHome\nForum\nFAQ\nCalendar\nArcade\nForum Actions\nMark Forums Read\nQuick Links\nView Site Leaders\nDonate\nBlogs\nWhat's New?\nAdvanced Search\nForum\nTHE 2012 SEASON\nClanRam Articles\nArticles by HUbison\nThe Nuclear Option\n+ Reply to Thread\nResults 1 to 3 of 3\nThread: The Nuclear Option\nLinkBack\nLinkBack URL\nAbout LinkBacks\nThread Tools\nShow Printable Version\nEmail this Page...\nSubscribe to this Thread...\nDisplay\nLinear Mode\nSwitch to Hybrid Mode\nSwitch to Threaded Mode\n-10-06-2006\n#1\nHUbison\nSuperbowl MVP\nJoin Date May 2004\nLocation Kentucky\nAge 38\nPosts 11,459\nRep Power\n121\nThe Nuclear Option\nThe place was the Edward Jones Dome.\nIt was September 10th, 2006....12:02 pm CST.\nThis moment in time was better known as the 2006 Opening Kickoff.\nAnd on the field for the Rams were....\nWR 81 T.Holt\nLT 76 O.Pace\nLG 68 R.Incognito\nC 67 A.McCollum\nRG 62 A.Timmerman\nRT 70 A.Barron\nTE 82 J.Klopfenstein\nWR 80 I.Bruce\nQB 10 M.Bulger\nFB 31 P.Smith\nRB 39 S.Jackson\nDefense\nLE 91 L.Little\nUT 97 L.Glover\nNT 73 J.Kennedy\nRE 95 T.Hargrove\nSLB 54 B.Chillar\nMLB 51 W.Witherspoon\nWLB 50 P.Tinoisamoa\nLCB 22 Tr.Fisher\nRCB 34 F.Brown\nFS 21 O.Atogwe\nSS 25 C.Chavous\nIn a perfect world, those same individuals would be on the field 16 weeks later as well.\nHowever, we all know injuries are as much a part of football as the football itself.\nIt's going to happen.\nEven now, some of these names are not on the field, nor will they be until 2007.\nSo, let's extrapolate the injury issue into a full blown Greek tragedy.\nWhat happens if we lose EVERY starter?\nWhat does the team look like?\nJoin me in this walk through hell, will you?\nSkill Positions\nQB - Ferrotte - Is he a starter?\nAbsolutely not.\nHowever, Linehan has enough faith in him to keep him in his pocket in Minny and Miami.\nCan he handle a game or two yea, but an extended stay in the pocket could get ugly.\nRB - Committee - If S. Jack goes down, there is no feature back left on the roster.\nDavis used to be, but no longer.\nFisher never was, never will be.\nI'm not fond of committees, but used properly these two together may move the ball better than expected\nFB - Hedgecock - With Smith out, this is where we stand now.\nThe kid is still young, and learning his 2nd NFL offense in as many years.\nBut once he's comfortable, this kid will be a wrecking ball.\nHe won't carry the ball, nor do we want him to.\nHe does one thing and does it well.....lead block.\nReceivers\nWR - Curtis & McDonald - It's just not fair in this case.\nBoth these guys are quality wideouts and would start on a lot of other teams.\nSo I have no problem with them as starting wideouts.\nThe problem I have is the dropoff from Holt/Bruce to Curtis/McDonald.\nC & D are more than servicable.....but when is the last time \"servicable\" ever passed muster when referring to a Rams wideout?\nTE - Walker - He was impressive in his limited time.\nI don't think he's the pass catching threat of Klop, but I love his blocking skills.\nHe would do a fine job, assuming Linehan adapts to the differences between Klop and Walker\nO-Line\nOT - Steussie/Strojny - Here's where it turns ugly.\nOther than Pace and Barron, there's only one other OT on the roster, Steussie.\nSo now we have to dip into the practice squad with Strojny.\nThe only thing that keeps me from sweating bullets on this one is because in this scenario Bulger is already hurt.\nThey can't hurt him twice.\nOG - Goldberg/Setterstom - This spot has already seen plenty of flux this year, but assuming day 1 starters (RI & AT) are out, I don't have a huge problem with Goldberg and Setterstrom.\nGoldberg is proving himself now, and I think Setterstrom is better than a typical 7th round rookie.\nWouldn't want to leave with them forever, but I like the OG position better than the OT position in this one.\nOC - Incognito - Again assuming day 1 starter (McCollum)....oh wait, no need to assume.\nThis one is reality and will be the rest of the year.\nPersonally, I'm all for it.\nI think RI is doing a great job adapting to the spot, and I'd like to see him stay there.\nD-Line\nDE - Adeyanju/Green - Vic is already getting his time and proving to be solid in the run game.\nHis pass rush hasn't shown itself yet, but maybe that's around the corner.\nGreen is green....high motor, all-effort...but nothing spectacular.\nDT - Fisk/Wroten - After preseason, I was very excited to see what Wroten was going to bring.\nApparently, the coaching staff has yet to share my thoughts.\nFor now, Wroten still has that \"potential\" albatross around his neck.\nAs for Fisk, solid veteran who is doing a decent job of sucking up linemen to open holes for blitzers.\nLinebackers\nSLB - Smith - I'm not going to lose much sleep over this one.\nChillar has not been everything I hoped for, and Smith could do just as well in my opinion.\nMLB - Brooks - The preseason phenom.\nCan he translate that to the regular season?\nI'm guessing no, but as with the WR spot, he's backing up today's icon, so Brooks won't get a fair shake if he has to take over.\nWLB - Coakley - From what we've seen so far, DC has returned to a younger form.\nHe's playing both the run and especially the pass pretty well, when he's in.\nIf he had to take over for Pisa, I'd certainly miss Pisa, but DC would be effective\nDefensive Backs\nCorner - Hill/Butler - Hill will still make rookie mistakes, but his time to start is right around the corner.\nButler on the other hand must not be right, either physically or mentally.\nCan Butler come back to form?\nIf so, I don't have a problem with him and Hill at the corners\nFS - Bartell - A huge question mark.\nI'm pretty certain Bartell will not be as comfortable as Atogwe is at this point, simply from lack of experience, but Bartell has all the physical and mental tools to be a decent centerfielder, at least comparable to Atogwe.\nSS - Carter - I can't get excited about Carter, especially following Chavous.\nThere's no doubting his work ethic or how much effort he displays, but his coverage skills make him look more and more like a small LB rather than an effective SS.\nHowever, he has more experience than most on this list, so who's to say?\nSo, would this team make it happen?\nProbably not, but then again I'm not convinced the 1st string will take us to the promised land either.\nI'd feel okay about our offense with the exception of OT, and that's a bad spot to be uncomfortable about when talking about moving the ball.\nOn the defense, the pass rush would be non-existent, so I'm afraid opposing QBs would pick us apart like fish in a barrel.\nTHIS WAS A TEST OF THE EMERGENCY BROADCASTING SYSTEM.\nHAD THIS BEEN A REAL EMERGENCY YOU WOULD HAVE NOTIFIED OF WHICH NEAREST DOOR TO GO SLAM YOUR HEAD IN WHILE WAITING FOR THE SEASON TO END AND STARTERS TO GET HEALTHY.\nWE NOW RETURN YOU TO YOUR REGULARLLY SCHEDULED SEASON.\n\"Before the gates of excellence the high gods have placed sweat; long is the road thereto and rough and steep at first; but when the heights are reached, then there is ease, though grievously hard in the winning.\" --- Hesiod\nReply With Quote\n-10-06-2006\n#2\nRamOfDenmark\nRegistered User\nJoin Date Apr 2006\nLocation Denmark\nAge 28\nPosts 1,071\nRep Power\n19\nRe: The Nuclear Option\nIt's not all that bad, we actually have decent depth this year I think. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0500wb-17-08784", "text": "In Vitro and In Vivo Inhibition of Human Fanconi Anemia Head and Neck Squamous Carcinoma by a Novel Nutrient Mixture\nDr. Rath Research Institute\nHomeContact Us\nDr. RathBiographyVisionSpeechesConceptsDiscoveriesCellular MedicineHeart DiseaseCancerInfectionsDiabetesResearchVisit the LabResearchersDr. Niedzwiecki's BioOther researchersProjectsHeart DiseaseArrhythmiaHeart FailureHypertensionCholesterolCancerWomen cancersMen cancersBlood cancerSkin cancerBone cancerInfectious DiseasesHIV/AIDSTuberculosisHuman InfluenzaMicronutrients and ImmunityToxicologyInflammationArthritisOther ProjectsPublicationsLeading PublicationsCancerProstate CancerTesticular CancerBreast CancerCervical CancerOvarian CancerColon CancerBone CancerPancreatic CancerFibrosarcomaKidney and Bladder CancersSkin CancerLung CancerBlood CancerLeukemiaOther CancersMetastasisAngiogenesisHeart DiseaseOther ResearchInflammationInfectious DiseaseToxicologyBone HealthOtherPresentationsHeart DiseaseCancerOther ResearchClinical StudiesArrhythmiaArthritisAsthmaAtherosclerosisCholesterolDiabetesHeart DiseaseHeart FailureHigh Blood PressurePeriodontosisTinnitusEducationPhytobiology and Cellular MedicineOnline SeminarHealth ReviewsEducation materialsLibraryHealth FreedomNational (U.S.)InternationalTestimonialsIndividual TestimonialsPhysicians SpeakNewsHealth NewsBusiness with DiseaseGlobal IssuesContact Us\nSkip navigation\nLEARN MORE ABOUT\nDr. Rath's Healthcare VisionMeet Our Research StaffResearch PublicationsBusiness With DiseaseWorld Health AlphabetizationVitamin FreedomOnline Seminar\nIn Vitro and In Vivo Inhibition of Human Fanconi Anemia Head and Neck Squamous Carcinoma by a Novel Nutrient Mixture\nM.W. Roomi, N.W. Roomi, M. Rath and A. NiedzwieckiDr. Rath Research Institute, Cancer Division, Santa Clara, CA 95050\nPresented at: 23rd Annual Fanconi Anemia Research Fund Scientific Symposium, Barcelona, Spain, October 20-23, 2011.\nPublished in: Proceedings of the 23rd Annual Fanconi Anemia Research Fund Scientific Symposium, page 139.\nAbstract\nObjective: Fanconi Anemia (FA), an autosomal recessive disease associated with chromosomal instability, is characterized by progressive bone marrow failure, birth defects and high propensity to develop malignancies.  Head and neck squamous cell carcinoma (HNSCC) and acute myeloid leukemia are the major causes of mortality and morbidity in FA patients. The objective of this study was to investigate the antineoplastic activity of NM, a novel antineoplastic nutrient mixture (containing lysine, proline, ascorbic acid and green tea extract) that demonstrates a broad spectrum of antitumor activity against a number of human cancer cell lines, on human FAHNSCC in vitro and in vivo.\nMethods and Materials: Human FAHNSCC cell line OHSU-974 (Fanconi Anemia Research Fund, Oregon Health & Science University, Portland, Oregon, USA) was cultured in RPMI medium supplemented with 20% FBS and antibiotics. At near confluence, cells were treated in triplicate with different concentrations of NM: 0, 50, 100, 250, 500 and 1000 μg/ml. Cells were also treated with PMA to induce MMP-9 activity. Cell proliferation was detected by MTT assay, secretion of MMPs by gelatinase zymography, invasion through Matrigel and morphology by H&E staining. In vivo, athymic male nude mice (n=12) were inoculated with 3x106 OHSU-974 cells subcutaneously and randomly divided into two groups: group A was fed a regular diet and group B a regular diet supplemented with 1% NM. Four weeks later, the mice were sacrificed and their tumors were excised, weighed and processed for histology.\nResults: NM inhibited the growth of OHSU-974 tumor by 48% and tumor burden by 50%. At lower concentrations, NM demonstrated no effect on proliferation, but at 1000 μg/ml showed 40% toxicity. Zymography revealed MMP-2 and PMA-induced MMP-9 secretion. NM suppressed secretion of both MMPs in a dose-dependent manner, with virtual inhibition at 500 μg/ml. NM inhibited OHSU-974 invasion through Matrigel in a dose-dependent fashion with total block at 1000 μg/ml. H&E staining showed no morphological changes below 500 μg/ml.\nConclusions:The results suggest that NM has potential therapeutic use in the treatment of human FA HNSCC.\nComment\nCurrent treatment methods for Fanconi Anemia-associated cancers are generally ineffective. Thus, there is a need for development of effective therapeutic agents for these cancers with minimal toxicity. Our studies demonstrated that NM significantly inhibited the growth and tumor burden of FA HNSCC cell line OHSU-974 in vivo. In addition, invasive parameters, such as OHSU-974 cell line MMP-2 and -9 secretion and invasion were significantly inhibited by NM in vitro. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0500wb-35-24654", "text": "Last-Modified: Mon, 27 Feb 2012 19:41:42 GMT\nAccept-Ranges: bytes\nETag: \"2345f6d487f5cc1:daf\"\nServer: Microsoft-IIS/6.0\nX-Powered-By: ASP.NET\nDate: Thu, 01 Mar 2012 13:50:46 GMT\nConnection: close\nHome of the Concordia University, St. Paul Golden Bears\nOfficial site of Concordia University, St. Paul Athletics\nHome\nMen's Sports\nBaseball\nBasketball\nCross Country\nFootball\nGolf\nTrack & Field\nWomen's Sports\nBasketball\nCross Country\nGolf\nSoccer\nSoftball\nTrack & Field\nVolleyball\nInside Athletics\nAthletes of the Week\nAthletics Alumni\nBear Wear - NEW!\nCheer Team\nC-Club\nDepartment News\nDivision II History\nFacilities\nFundraising Events\nHall of Fame\nMarketing Interns\nRecruit Information\nSea Foam Stadium\nSports Medicine\nStaff Directory\nStudent Rewards\nVisitor's Guide\nNorthern Sun\nNSIC Home\nAugustana\nBemidji State\nUniv. of Mary\nMinn., Crookston\nMinn. Duluth\nMinnesota State\nMSU Moorhead\nNorthern State\nSt. Cloud State\nSW Minnesota St.\nUpper Iowa\nWayne State\nWinona State\nNCAA\nAthlete Handbook\nI Chose Division II\nNCAA.com\nNCAA.org\nNCAA Blog\nGolden Bears Face Road Tests This Weekend\nDec. 10– ST. PAUL, Minn. - The Golden Bear women's basketball team has jumped out to a great start this season, 6-0 overall and 2-0 in NSIC play and can build a true name for themselves this weekend.  They head out on the road for games against Minnesota, Crookston (3-4, 1-1 NSIC) and an undefeated MSU Moorhead squad this Friday and Saturday, with tip-off times of 6:00 pm both nights.  This is the last NSIC action of the 2009 calendar year, with three non-conference games scheduled over the holidays.  VIEW COMPLETE RELEASE  -  WATCH LIVE  -  LIVE STATS\nConcordia will have to be focused and prepared for both games this weekend.  Minnesota, Crookston is a different team than they have been in the past, taking a non-conference win from Winona State, a league win over Bemidji State and forcing Minnesota Duluth into an overtime period.  They have been able to put up plenty of points, but the Golden Bears hope their fast offense will overpower UMC's defense.\nMSU Moorhead is neck-and-neck with Concordia in receiving points for the national poll but not yet taking in a top-25 ranking.  Both squads will aim to keep their season undefeated on Saturday night.  The Dragons look much different than the Golden Bears, with the majority of their scoring and defense coming from post players.  CU and MSUM are the NSIC's two leading points-scorers, the Golden Bears using speed and guards to score and the Dragons bumping and forcing their hand down low with their bigs.  MSUM leads the NSIC in rebounding and has used shot blocking to stifle opponent shooting, limiting them to 30.1%.  Concordia hopes to attack MSUM before they have a chance to use their posts, expecting a full court press and on-ball pressure to take the advantage in the game.\nGuard Jineen Williams (Jr., Racine, Wis.) is the top averaging scorer for Concordia so far this season.  She averaged 18.0 points and 4.5 rebounds per game while shooting 50% from the field last weekend and has a team high 16.7 ppg this year.  Guard Maurika Hickman (Jr., Minneapolis, Minn.) has also had a strong few weeks, now averaging 13.8 ppg.  Jamie Jones (Sr., Mounds View, Minn.), also a guard, is the team's third-leading scorer with 12.3 ppg.  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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0500wb-37-04409", "text": "Cache-Control: max-age=1200\nX-Cache: MISS from parent1.peak.zope.net\nX-Cache: MISS from cache4.peak.zope.net\nVia: 1.0 parent1.peak.zope.net:8500 (squid/2.7.STABLE9), 1.0 cache4.peak.zope.net:8500 (squid)\nVary: Accept-Encoding\nConnection: close\nSchools awarded technology grants » DerryNews.com, Derry, New Hampshire\nDerryNews.com, derry, New Hampshire\nJanuary 21, 2010\nSchools awarded technology grants\nChester among 22 schools to earn stimulus funding\nCHESTER — Chester Academy is among 22 school districts have been awarded grants of approximately $145,000 each from the federal Enhancing Education Through Technology Program (NCLB Title II-D) as part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) of 2009.\nA total of $3.2 million in federal funds has been allocated to New Hampshire schools to develop technology rich learning environments as part of the state's 21st Century Classrooms Initiative.\nThese classrooms will be well equipped with computer hardware, software, electronic presentation systems, and rich digital and online curricular resources.\nStudents in these classrooms will be highly engaged in interactive learning and higher level thinking skills, whether learning math,\nscience, reading, or history. The use of digital cameras, interactive white boards, robust courseware, digital content, computers, and mobile learning tools will provide students with opportunities to collaborate and connect to rich and relevant content. Investment in core components for technology, collaborative planning, enthusiastic and well-informed leadership, intensive professional development, and IT support are some of the key elements necessary to transform these schools into 21st century classrooms.\nIn addition to Chester, other districts receiving the ARRA funding include: Alton, Bartlett, SAU 6 (including Claremont & Unity), Laconia, Lafayette Regional, Manchester, Milton, Nashua, Oyster River, SAU 53, (including Allenstown, Deerfield, Epsom, Pembroke), Pittsfield, Portsmouth, Profile, Raymond, Somersworth\n", "entities": [{"start": 331, "end": 336, "label": ["291098"]}, {"start": 338, "end": 351, "label": ["21134"]}, {"start": 453, "end": 460, "label": ["124893"]}, {"start": 661, "end": 699, "label": ["21158533"]}, {"start": 701, "end": 705, "label": ["21158533"]}, {"start": 779, "end": 792, "label": ["21134"]}, {"start": 1728, "end": 1735, "label": ["124893"]}, {"start": 1767, "end": 1771, "label": ["21158533"]}, {"start": 1789, "end": 1794, "label": ["124482"]}, {"start": 1796, "end": 1804, "label": ["124496"]}, {"start": 1806, "end": 1809, "label": ["349303"]}, {"start": 1843, "end": 1850, "label": ["124491"]}, {"start": 1872, "end": 1882, "label": ["124770"]}, {"start": 1884, "end": 1890, "label": ["124929"]}, {"start": 1892, "end": 1898, "label": ["124779"]}, {"start": 1900, "end": 1912, "label": ["2505137"]}, {"start": 1914, "end": 1917, "label": ["349303"]}, {"start": 1933, "end": 1943, "label": ["124806"]}, {"start": 1945, "end": 1954, "label": ["124899"]}, {"start": 1956, "end": 1961, "label": ["124833"]}, {"start": 1963, "end": 1971, "label": ["124854"]}, {"start": 1974, "end": 1984, "label": ["259597"]}, {"start": 1986, "end": 1996, "label": ["94251"]}, {"start": 1998, "end": 2005, "label": ["5195650"]}, {"start": 2007, "end": 2014, "label": ["259611"]}, {"start": 2016, "end": 2027, "label": ["124933"]}]}
{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-00-09041", "text": "Obituaries\nHigby Mortuary\nLucile Parker\nLucile Parker, age 94, of Aurora, died Saturday, August 28, 2004, at Memorial Community Care.\nFuneral Services will be held 1:00 P.M. Thursday, September 2nd at the Higby-McQuiston Chapel. Rev. James Keyser will officiate.\nA Private family burial will follow the service at the Aurora Cemetery.\nThere will be no visitation.\nMemorials may be made to the Memorial Hospital Foundation, 1423 Seventh Street, Aurora, NE\n68818.\nCondolences may be e-mailed to the family through the mortuary website at higbymortuary.com.\nOBITUARY:\tLUCILE PARKER\nLucile Margaret Parker, the daughter of Frank L. and Mabel (Cavanaugh) Gleich, was born in Platte, South Dakota on July 7, 1910 and died in Aurora, Nebraska on August 28, 2004, at the age of 94.\nShe was raised in Gayville and Yankton, South Dakota, where she graduated from high school.\nLucile was united in marriage to Gerald L. (Jerry) Parker on August 17, 1930 at Yankton, South Dakota.\nJerry worked for the J.C. Penney Company, in Yankton, Sioux Falls, and Huron, South Dakota.\nHe became manager of the Penney's store in Superior, Nebraska and Lucile worked for the Superior Express newspaper.\nThey lived in Superior for 21 years, where they raised their family.\nIn 1965, they moved to Aurora and opened \"Parkers of Aurora\".\nIn 1973, they retired and moved to Estes Park, Colorado, where they lived for 18 years.\nIn 1991, they returned to Aurora.\nJerry passed away on October 23, 1997.\nLucile was a member of Aurora Presbyterian United Church of Christ, where over the years she served on many committees.\nShe was a member of the PEO and DAR, the Memorial Hospital Auxiliary and the Women's Club, both in Superior and Aurora.\nShe was preceded in death by her parents, her husband, a sister, Marjorie Gordon and a great-granddaughter, Abby McMinn.\nThose left to cherish her memory are her three children, Joanne Howard of Edwards, CO and Bonita Springs, FL, David Parker of Lincoln, NE and Dr. Richard Parker of Denver, CO; 9 grandchildren; 21 great-grandchildren and 5 great great-grandchildren.\nShe is also survived by a sister, Helen Kost of Aurora and a brother, Robert Gleich of Veneta, OR\n", "entities": [{"start": 66, "end": 72, "label": ["129732"]}, {"start": 265, "end": 272, "label": ["1499655"]}, {"start": 444, "end": 450, "label": ["129732"]}, {"start": 670, "end": 676, "label": ["134775"]}, {"start": 678, "end": 690, "label": ["26746"]}, {"start": 719, "end": 725, "label": ["129732"]}, {"start": 727, "end": 735, "label": ["21647"]}, {"start": 792, "end": 800, "label": ["135067"]}, {"start": 805, "end": 812, "label": ["91776"]}, {"start": 814, "end": 826, "label": ["26746"]}, {"start": 946, "end": 953, "label": ["91776"]}, {"start": 955, "end": 967, "label": ["26746"]}, {"start": 1014, "end": 1021, "label": ["91776"]}, {"start": 1023, "end": 1034, "label": ["151051"]}, {"start": 1040, "end": 1045, "label": ["134729"]}, {"start": 1047, "end": 1059, "label": ["26746"]}, {"start": 1104, "end": 1112, "label": ["124093"]}, {"start": 1114, "end": 1122, "label": ["21647"]}, {"start": 1191, "end": 1199, "label": ["124093"]}, {"start": 1269, "end": 1275, "label": ["129732"]}, {"start": 1343, "end": 1353, "label": ["108553"]}, {"start": 1355, "end": 1363, "label": ["5399"]}, {"start": 1422, "end": 1428, "label": ["129732"]}, {"start": 1613, "end": 1616, "label": ["1611756"]}, {"start": 1621, "end": 1624, "label": ["8500"]}, {"start": 1688, "end": 1696, "label": ["124093"]}, {"start": 1701, "end": 1707, "label": ["129732"]}, {"start": 1913, "end": 1915, "label": ["5399"]}, {"start": 1920, "end": 1934, "label": ["109319"]}, {"start": 1936, "end": 1938, "label": ["18933066"]}, {"start": 1956, "end": 1963, "label": ["17653"]}, {"start": 1994, "end": 2000, "label": ["8522"]}, {"start": 2002, "end": 2004, "label": ["5399"]}, {"start": 2127, "end": 2133, "label": ["129732"]}, {"start": 2174, "end": 2176, "label": ["26811621"]}]}
{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-00-36510", "text": "Last-Modified: Thu, 15 Sep 2011 19:46:16 GMT\nAccept-Ranges: bytes\nETag: \"dee6e22e073cc1:dde07\"\nServer: Microsoft-IIS/6.0\nMicrosoftOfficeWebServer: 5.0_Pub\nX-Powered-By: ASP.NET\nDate: Thu, 01 Mar 2012 17:03:39 GMT\nConnection: close\nFuture Babies Private Ultrasound Scans for pregnant women in Reading, Berkshire - Dating, Sexing, Reassurance, 3D, 4D Scans.\nHome\nYour\nScan\nEarly Dating\nScan\nDating\nScan\nReassurance\nScan\nGender\nScan\nGrowth\nScan\nPresentation\nScan\n3D/4D\nScan\nPersonalised\nCover\nSoundtrack Options\nKeepsakes\nGalleries\nTestimonials\nContact\nUs\nAbout\nFuture Babies\nJob\nOpportunities\nContact\nUs\nFuture Babies\nLtd\n48 London Street\nReading\nBerkshire\nRG1 4SQ\nTel: 0118 958 5050\nemail: info at future-babies. co. uk\nThe Future Babies Studio is in the centre of Reading, just 2 minutes from the Oracle Shopping Centre. There is ample parking to choose from or Reading train station is only a 10 minute walk away.\nThe studio is open Monday - Saturday, from 9am to 5pm\nDirections...\nBelow you can find directions to the Future\nBabies studio by car, by foot from the closest car parks and by\nfoot from Reading train station.\nWe send out a copy of all directions by post\nor email with your booking confirmation.\nFuture Babies is situated in the heart of\nReading town centre. We are just a 2 minute walk from The Oracle shopping Centre car park and the Queens Road car park. Reading train\nstation is only a 5 minute taxi ride or a 10 minute walk away.\nDirections From the A329 (J10 M4)\nCome off the M4 motorway at Junction 10\nonto the A329 (M) towards Reading\nContinue along the A329 and follow signs\nfor Reading and Suttons Business Park .\nCome off the A329 onto the roundabout\nsignposted Reading and Suttons Business Park .\nAt the roundabout take the 1st exit for\nReading East and A4. This will take you under a railway bridge.\nContinue along the A4 onto the one way\nsystem passing The Granby and the Up in Arms public houses. This\ntakes you onto London Road .\nContinue along London Road , past the\nRoyal Berkshire Hospital , following signs for the Oracle Shopping\nCentre.\nFollow the one way system to the right\nand onto Southampton Street .\nAt the Oracle roundabout take the 3rd\nexit to park in one of the multi storey car parks.\nFor the Oracle Car park, you will need\nto be in the left hand lane and follow the signs.\nFor Queens Road car park, continue straight\nfor 500 metres and it is to the left.\nAlternatively, you can take the 4th exit\nat the Oracle roundabout, sign posted Aldershot A327 and follow\nthe one way system onto London Street . Future Babies is the 3rd\nshop on the right and there is ample parking on London Street\n.\nBack to top\nDirections from the A33 (J11 M4)\nCome off the M4 motorway at junction 11\nonto the A33 towards Reading .\nPass the Madejski Stadium (home of Reading football club) and B & Q Warehouse on your left.\nContinue straight over all roundabouts\nfollowing signs to the Town Centre.\nPass Peter Green on your left and Lock\n‘n’ Store on your right.\nMove into the right hand lane and follow\nsigns for The Oracle shopping centre.\nAt the Oracle roundabout take the 2nd\nexit to park in one of the multi storey car parks.\nFor the Oracle Car park, you will need\nto be in the left hand lane and follow the signs.\nFor Queens Road car park, continue straight\nfor 500 metres and it is to the left.\nAlternatively, you can take the 3rd exit\nat the Oracle roundabout, sign posted Aldershot A327 and follow\nthe one way system onto London Street . Future Babies is the 3rd\nshop on the right and there is ample parking on London Street.\nBack to top\nDirections from the A4 (J12 M4)\nCome off the M4 motorway at junction 12\nonto the A4 towards Reading .\nPass the Reg Vardy Ford garage on your\nright.\nContinue along the A4 following signs\nfor the Oracle.\nGo over the railway bridge and continue\nstraight along the A4. Do not leave the A4.\nAt the roundabout with Thames Valley Police\nstation take the 3rd exit onto the M4 East / A329 sign posted\nThe Oracle shopping centre.\nStay in the left hand lane and continue\nto the Oracle roundabout.\nTo park in one of the Multi storey car\nparks take the 2nd exit.\nFor the Oracle Car park, you will need\nto be in the left hand lane and follow the signs.\nFor Queens Road car park, continue straight\nfor 500 metres and it is to the left.\nAlternatively, you can take the 3rd exit\nat the Oracle roundabout, sign posted Aldershot A327 and follow\nthe one way system onto London Street . Future Babies is the 3rd\nshop on the right and there is ample parking on London Street\n.\nDirections by foot from the Oracle Car park\nWhen you come out of\nthe car park you will see the river in front of you with shops\non either side.\nWalk to your right\nand continue to the edge of the shopping complex. You will pass\nPizza Hut, Nandos, and the Cinema, all on your right.\nAt the edge of the\nshopping complex follow the pavement round the corner to the\nright. You will then see 3 main roads in front of you.\nCross over all 3 of\nthe roads using the crossings to your right\nYou are now on London\nStreet and the Future Babies studio is the 3rd shop on the right.\nDirections by foot from the Queens Road car park\nAs you\ncome out of the car park you will see the main road in front\nof you.\nTurn right\nand walk to the end of the street. (about a minute walk)\nAt the\nend of the road you will be able to see London Street on your\nleft. The Future Babies studio is the 3rd shop up on the right\nhand side of the street.\nUse the\ncrossings to your left and then cross over to the right side\nof the road once on London street\nDirections by foot from Reading Train Station\nFuture Babies is only a 10 minute\nwalk from the train station.\n• Leave the train station via the\nside entrance. This is to the right of Marks and Spencers.\n• Cross over the road and walk down\nBlagrave Street\n• Bear left and pass the Town Hall\non your left. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-04-01041", "text": "The Medical Leader » Eastern KY counties developing multi-county trail system\nThe Medical Leader\nHome\nHome\n> Community News, Uncategorized\t\t > Eastern KY counties developing multi-county trail system\nEastern KY counties developing multi-county trail system\nNovember 18th, 2011\nECO ECONOMY: Eastern Kentucky communities are joining forces to develop a trail system through several counties. Neighboring West Virginia communities are already seeing benefits from development of the Hatfield and McCoy Trail System, which attracts thousands of tourists and generates millions in revenue each year. This photo was taken during the 2011 Trailfest in Gilbert, W.Va.\nPIKEVILLE – Counties throughout eastern Kentucky plan to boost the economy by developing and promoting adventure tourism activities.\nBig Sandy Area Development Director Sandy Runyon, who has worked with local leaders to establish trail systems in eastern Kentucky for a number of years, reports that officials in Breathitt, Clay, Knott, Leslie, Bell, Letcher, Perry, Owsley and Harlan counties have worked together for quite some time to develop a trail system that would attract ATV riders, horse enthusiasts, hikers and others into eastern Kentucky.\nRunyon explained that those counties have entered into an interlocal agreement regarding the trail system, with the understanding that each county is responsible for trail development and maintenance in their counties. Officials in these counties also agree that counties would assist each other with maintenance or other issues on neighboring properties, with the understanding that counties won't be billed for that service and with goal of eventually connecting all trails together in one large system.\nThe Pike County Fiscal Court is the first of several Big Sandy area counties to become a part of the initiative by passing a resolution to join the multi-county effort during a Nov. 1 meeting. Although Pike county officials talked about developing a trail system to mimic the successful Hatfield-McCoy ATV Trail system in West Virginia, Runyon believes the interlocal agreement, once it is finalized, will encompass all types of trails and trail-based activities.\nThe first step is for Fiscal Courts in those counties to pass a resolution stating the county's intent on participating. Thereafter, county attorneys will hash out a finalized interlocal agreement that suits the needs of all counties. The Big Sandy ADD is currently preparing resolutions for other Big Sandy counties.\n“I'm not sure how many counties will sign on,” Runyon said. “But we know that Pike, Floyd, Magoffin and Martin counties are interested and we expect that Johnson County will also be interested. Our goal is to have any kind of agreement they enter into to include all trails.”\nOnce the interlocal agreement between the counties is finalized, Runyon said it is likely that individual counties will be responsible for obtaining land-use permits from residents, which could be a “huge endeavor” in counties like Pike County, where officials have identified 200 property owners along one potential trail route.\nRunyon said the biggest issue in connecting eastern Kentucky trails is the liability that property owners face when they allow the public to come onto their property.\nThere has been some effort at the state level to pass legislation to ease the property liability burden, but the state's tort law, allowing people to sue for various reasons, may prevent further success of that effort.\nOne bill passed the House last year, but it died without a vote in the Senate.\nRunyon said the laws enacted by the legislature show progress.\n“I do think there is a way around all of this if everybody can work together, and they truly do work together, and try to add all the needs of everybody involved,” she said. “I think we can make some progress.”\nAreas like Harlan, Bell, Knott Leslie and Knott counties found ways around the liability issues and are able to market trails and host large-scale trail events because a large corporate landowner or private landowners with large, usable tracks of property provided a long-term lease to the county.\n“Bell County is the new kid on the block,” Runyon said. “There was a company there that leased 7,600 acres to the county. They held an ATV event there three weeks ago that attracted 3,000 riders. So, it's possible to do this.”\nRunyon said the local residents contacted by the Big Sandy ADD have reported that they are excited about the potential.\n“The only resistance we see is the unknown,” she said. “If every county develops a block of property and show the locals that it will work, that people will come in here to ride these trails and there is economic benefit to that, then I think local landowners will want to get involved.”\nShe is asking all counties to assess properties that might be available for trail development.\nThe multi-county coalition will make the region more eligible to receive multi-county coal severance tax funds and grant funding for trail development projects, Runyon explained.\n“We truly believe here that tourism will be an economic development engine,” Runyon said. “It won't be the only engine, but it will be a major economic tool for this region.”\nShare and Enjoy:\nAuthor: admin Categories: Community News, Uncategorized Tags:\nComments are closed.\nObituaries\nCounty receives flood buyout money\nRSS feed\nGoogle\nYoudao\nXian Guo\nZhua Xia\nMy Yahoo!\nnewsgator\nBloglines\niNezha\nThe Medical Leader on Facebook\nArchives\nJanuary 2012\nDecember 2011\nNovember 2011\nOctober 2011\nJuly 2011\nJune 2011\nMay 2011\nApril 2011\nMarch 2011\nFebruary 2011\nJanuary 2011\nDecember 2010\nNovember 2010\nOctober 2010\nSeptember 2010\nAugust 2010\nJuly 2010\nMay 2010\nApril 2010\nMarch 2010\nFebruary 2010\nJanuary 2010\nDecember 2009\nNovember 2009\nOctober 2009\nAugust 2009\nMay 2009\nSearch for:\nArchives\nJanuary 2012\nDecember 2011\nNovember 2011\nOctober 2011\nJuly 2011\nJune 2011\nMay 2011\nApril 2011\nMarch 2011\nFebruary 2011\nJanuary 2011\nDecember 2010\nNovember 2010\nOctober 2010\nSeptember 2010\nAugust 2010\nJuly 2010\nMay 2010\nApril 2010\nMarch 2010\nFebruary 2010\nJanuary 2010\nDecember 2009\nNovember 2009\nOctober 2009\nAugust 2009\nMay 2009\nMeta\nLog in\npowered bySocialbar\nTop\nWordPress\nCopyright © 2009-2012 The Medical Leader\nTheme by mg12. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-04-06229", "text": "Marshall County Tribune: Stories from Wednesday, November\n9, 2011\nEnlarge text\nFair ~ 64°F   High: 72°F ~ Low: 56°FThursday, Mar.\n1, 2012\nHome\nNews\nSports\nOpinion\nObituaries\nCoupons\nClassifieds\nView All Listings\nView Flyers\nMy Listings\nMy Wishlist\nStories from Wednesday, November\n9, 2011\nFinally Home\n(11/09/11)\nVeteran getting new home in Lynnville\nMetro is 'hot potato;' Kennedy\n(11/09/11)\nPanel explores issue, asking\nwould mergers save money?\nHolding tank base now in place\n(11/09/11)\nCity utility project costs $13 million Approximately 1,000 cubic yards of concrete were poured Friday for the base of a cylindrical tank being built to hold 10 million gallons of wastewater at Lewisburg's treatment plant across Woodbine Avenue from the animal shelter...\nSheriff offers proper\ndisposal method for drugs\n(11/09/11)\nFrom staff reports Marshall County Sheriff Norman Dalton has installed a pharmaceutical drug disposal box in the lobby of the Marshall County Sheriff's Office. The program was implemented so area residents can properly dispose of old medications and not put them in the trash or flush them down the toilet...\nMuck boots stolen from Farm Center\n(11/09/11)\nFrom staff reports Nearly a dozen pairs of muck boots have been reported missing from a store in Chapel Hill and Marshall County CrimeStoppers is asking the public to help police solve the crime. Sometime between the late evening hours of Tuesday and the early morning hours of Wednesday (Nov. 2) someone broke into the Chapel Hill Farm Center, 622 Depot St., Chapel Hill...\nCrime Reports\n(11/09/11)\nRodney S. Crosslin, 32, of Franklin Avenue, who allegedly fled police in a stolen car and crashed into two houses on Spring Street on Oct. 29, was transferred from the hospital to Marshall County Jail on Nov. 1. Crosslin is charged with theft of property and evading arrest. ...\nCHES celebrates World School Milk Day\n(11/09/11)\nWho knew milk could cause such a frenzy? The folks at Chapel Hill Elementary School knew all along it would...that's why things were rocking all day as the students and staff celebrated the 12th anniversary of World School Milk Day on Sept. 28. The celebration started early as Cafeteria Manager Angela Lamb held a milk carton decorating contest and taste testing party featuring various dairy products during the school's breakfast period; several students and their parents were active participants in these fun events.. ...\nTigers defeat Notre Dame\n(11/09/11)\nEverything went according to plan for the Marshall County Tigers on Friday night, as they defeated the Notre Dame Fighting Irish 28-6 in the first round of the Class 4A playoffs at Preston Hopkins Field.\nMixing in some timely play action passes with their usually potent running game, the Tigers built a 21-0 lead in the first half before opening up a 28-0 advantage early in the fourth quarter en route to claiming their eighth victory of the year.\nLMS Tigers too much for Whitthorne\n(11/09/11)\nThe LMS Tigers made up for the opening season loss to Meridianville by taking out their disappointment on their always-strong namesakes from Whitthorne with a big 52-39 win in Lewisburg Thursday night.\nJay Howard's rebound and put-back opened up the scoring in the game for LMS, but Whitthorne's Sanchez Borkeen tied it up.\nTigerettes' first win a big one\n(11/09/11)\nAfter dropping their season opener to Meridianville, the LMS Tigerettes rebounded in a big way, defeating archrival Whitthorne in a spirited, down to the wire 30-27 contest in Lewisburg.\nLMS's Makiya Morris turned in an outstanding performance, pouring in two-thirds of the Tigerettes' points in the game as she wove her way through traffic to the rack, pulled up in the lane for jumpers, stole the ball, ran the offense, and drilled two three-pointers.\nCMS Lady Bulldogs double up Columbia Academy\n(11/09/11)\nOn Saturday night, the Cornersville Middle School Lady Bulldogs (4-3) captured their second straight Cornersville Athletic Booster Club tournament title by defeating Columbia Academy 26-13 in the championship game.\nCMS narrowly beat Columbia Academy 25-22 in their season opener on Oct. 20 and found themselves locked in a 9-9 tie with CA early in the third quarter of Saturday's contest.\nCMS Lady Bulldogs crush Culleoka\n(11/09/11)\nComing off a 35-31 win over Elkton in the first round two days earlier, the Cornersville Middle School Lady Bulldogs (3-3) advanced to the finals of the Cornersville Athletic Club Booster tournament by hammering the Culleoka Lady Warriors 35-11 in the semifinals on Thursday night.\nHaving lost 27-26 to Culleoka earlier in the season, the Lady Bulldogs put Thursday's game out of reach early and built a 24-5 lead in the first half before outscoring the Lady Warriors 11-6 over the final two quarters to coast to the 24-point victory.\nRockets run over Irish 35-0\n(11/09/11)\nThe Houston County Fighting Irish knew what was coming in their 2A playoff opener Friday night, but could not stop the Forrest ground attack as the Rockets exploded with a whopping 457 rushing yards behind an attacking offensive line that paved the way for a 35-0 shutout win at the \"Rock\" in Chapel Hill.\nThe win was the first playoff triumph for Forrest (8-3) since 1992 and sends the Rockets on the road, under the lights to Decatur County Riverside (4-7) for a second round, Friday night match-up.\nGarvin bags eight-pointer\n(11/09/11)\nTate Garvin of Chapel Hill killed his first deer on the afternoon of October 29, the opening day of juvenile hunt in Tennessee.\nGarvin's bagged buck had a nice eight-point rack, as wide as the young hunter himself with an 18\" spread, and Garvin's prize came in field dressed at 125 lbs...\nBrenda Jean Dalton\n(11/09/11)\nBrenda Jean Dalton, 62, of Smyrna, died Saturday morning, Nov. 5, 2011, in Nashville. Mrs. Dalton was born in Marshall County and was formerly a member of the environmental staff at McKendree Village in Hermitage. She was a member of Stones River Baptist Church...\nJerry Hicks\n(11/09/11)\nJerry Hicks, 75, of Chapel Hill, died Thursday evening, Nov. 3, 2011. Mr. Hicks was born in Royalton, Ill., and was a son of the late Porter and Iva Pearl Snider Hicks. He rose to the rank of Private First Class during his service in the Army Reserves. ...\nWilton Collin Hand\n(11/09/11)\nWilton Collin Hand, 75, retired Director of Tennessee State Industries with the Tennessee Department of Corrections and resident of Trotwood Avenue, Columbia, died Sunday, Nov. 6, 2011, at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Murfreesboro. A native of Hazelhurst, Ga., he was the son of the late Benjamin Bartow Hand and Elva Carter Hand. ...\nGeorge Thomison Jr.\n(11/09/11)\nIn remembrance of George Thomison Jr., born on Dec. 4, 1928, to the late George Preston and Annie Fox Thomison; passed Nov. 1, 2011. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-04-30288", "text": "Date: Thu, 01 Mar 2012 16:07:16 GMT\nLast-Modified: Thu, 13 Oct 2011 10:08:05 GMT\nServer: IdeaWebServer/v0.70\nTEAC VRDS25\nStart Page\nUpdate list\nSpeakers\nAmplifiers\nTransport\nLampucera\nAlphabetical\nTripath\nDownload Lampizator\nTDA1541A\nVRDS-25 from TEAC\nRelated\narticles:   T1 VRDS\ntransport,   Denon DCD2560\nwith same dac AD1862\nFeb 2008\nTeac has a hell of a reputation, I don't know why exactly. Nothing\nspecial sets them apart but maybe they are a little bit better in\nmarketing than their peers. For example Philips invented so many\nwonderful all the goodies, all best chips,\nmechanisms, etc and they don't have even 10 % of TEAC reputation.\nMaybe it is the VRDS thing - every hifi rag devoted countless pages\nexplaining the principle of very rigid disc clamping system - how the\npressure clamping disc \"prevents the CD from vibrations\" but in other\nplayers nothing prevents the vibrations and yet they still manage to\nplay well. So to me it seems like TEAC created an antidote to a\nnon existent poison, and then they sold the whole concept as their key\ndifferenciator and they had to invent the poison. Clever people.\nAnyway, they took the stock, middle of the range SONY mechanism KSS151A\n(like in Sony CDP227ESD player)\nand added a large puck on top of it. Is it good or bad - I dunno, but\nit looks positively hitech.\nTo be able to sell the story even better - in this VRDS 25 player (they\nnamed the player after the mechanism name - see how important the\nplastic puck is to their marketing?  Sortof like calling a car\nTurbo.) they made the face plate of 10 mm solid aluminium and\neverything\nis oh-so-heavy.\nTo my big surprise - the main PCB is REALLY a very nice one. Almost\nlike in Copland. Premium parts, audio grade electrolytes, very very\nneat auto-CAD of PCB layout, fully differential balanced topology and\nOH MY GOD - the AD1862 super\nduper chip. What a rare DAC. A white raven. To be found only in world's\nbest players, like for example in the best denon - the 2560.\nThis DAC has current output (the better, more kosher type) and it can\nbe lampized with R conversion. I used 570 Ohms which I had on hand.\nI quickly cut the leg 11 of the chip from the PCB track (I mean I cut\nthe track leading from leg 11 to next parts - 4 opamps in a row per\nphase.)\nI wired the now freely floating leg 11 to lampizator leg 7 and then\nfrom leg 7 to leg 9 - a resistor of 570 Ohms.\nSurprisingly this player has balanced outputs.\nLampization is possible as SE ( RCA)  and balanced  XLR at\nthe same time.\nI quite like plain and simple face plates like this one. The only minor\nreservation in this player rating is it's very slow drawer.\nGolden drawer in black player. Hmmmm.....\nGreat PCB - neat, simple, beautiful - everything is first class. Hats\noff.\nASD-Audiotuning company from Germany offers upgrade replacement chips\nfor these two suckers on the picture's right - the demodulator and the\nupsampler- NPC and the AD1893. The better parts from Mr. Andreas (we\npaid some 100 Euro plus) are 24/192  compatible and the DAC is a\n20 bit one. The clock is not typical - 18 ,xx meg. The upgrade allows\nto squeeze the max from the 1862 DAC. It took me 10 minutes do de\nsolder and solder the upgrade.\nI suspect that 1862 is the same as Burr Brown 1702. Something is\ntelling me ....\nEnter Analog\nDevices AD1862 N-J DAC chip\nFour DAC chips in\na row. Mmmmmmm. Nice. One per channel per phase. They\ngo like this from bottom of the photo :  L-, L+, R+, L-. I took\nthe signal from the inner pair.\nPlease ignore the most right yellow wire - my mistake (left channel\nphase neg). Top-most blue wire is the earth.\nTest hookup of the lampizator. (traces are cut underneath the board to\nfree float the leg 11 of each DAC,  so it is not innocent kind of\nreversible test.)\nAfter good result from the test, I went for full lampization, internal\ntubes, one per channel in anode follower mode - four triodes creating\nbalanced XLR outputs and RCA single ended too.\nI started by removing the main PCB and installing Trichord 4 clock.\nBelow you see the crystal, two caps and a resistor that had to be\nremoved (18 meg crystal, not typical 16 meg.)\nThe new clock connects to the legs 1 of the 74HCU04 chip (signal) and\nleg 7th - GND (see red lines).\nThe VRDS level two (middle) with composite bridge and cast alloy clamp\nflywheel. Much much better than the ugly cheap level 1 CMK4 mechanism\nfrom TEAC T1 (CD7)\nLaser assembly and pickup is Sony KSS151A on magnetic rails - again -\nvery decent laser.\nI simply love that PCB\nAs you see - this player has a transformer with dual primaries - 230\nand 120 VAC. Good for all continents.\nThe XLRs and RCAs are so good quality that they do not need to be\nreplaced. They can stay.\nThe power supply section houses a nice, big, potted and encapsulated\ntransformer. Very nice. There is provision for 230/120 selection. The\nraw supplies and rectifiers are heavy duty, oversized, and (whatever\nthat means) - FOR AUDIO. In my opinion that is BS because a cap can be\neither good or bad, but FOR AUDIO means nothing.  Just marketing\nbuzzword.\nYou see the AUDIO caps and my new bolt for holding the transformer of\nlampizator.\nThis is empty space under the main PCB where all my new power supplies\nand filters will be located.\nNew transformer installed. I had two secondaries of 110 VAC so I used\nthem in dual mono config.\nA tube (two triodes) in balanced mode is ideally supplied from ons\ningle source. If positive signal causes one tube to draw current MORE,\nthe negative impulse causes the other half to draw EQUALLY LESS.\nSummary current demand is CONSTANT and this is very good.\nThis is main AC cable of TEAC with added parasitic Lampizator brown\ntwisted pair that is transformer primary.\nThis way the Lampizator is connected AFTER the switch, after filter of\nAC noise and after fuses as well.\nIn the central section of the player where the mechanism is located -\nthere is additional large power supply section with 4 gigantic caps and\nsome other stuff. So the main PCB gets very good power.\nAbove you see the SPDIF digitall output section.  There is no\ntransformer for signal (good) and there is TOSLINK as well to the left.\nIt makes overall a nice transport, should you EVER want a DAC better\nthan internal AD1862.\nThe Lampizator power supplies are getting glued and wired together. On\nthe right - 12 V DC, on the left hand side - two high voltage anode\nsupplies (CRC filters and integrated bridges.\nThis is the resistor kit that goes on the socket. Two Cathode resistors\nof 200 Ohms and two grid resistors of 240K. The twisted end becomes\nsystem ground.\nLampizator circuit ready to go. Anode resistors are mounted away on\nanode supply caps output. This makes the triode socket less congested.\nAbove: all power supplies are glued to the floor under the main PCB.\nthe long black thing is the power switch extension rod.\nDark red resistors connected to red wires are anode resistors in anode\nfollower setup.\nThe tubes were mounted above main PCB after I removed the analog output\nstage - 8 op-amps and their capacitors. There was enough space for 2\ntubes.\nRed wires go to anodes of triodes. All grounds are connected together\nin star fashion: both tube grounds, RCA's, XLRs, anode supply ground,\nheater ground and main PCB ground.\nXLR and RCA inputs were floated from the  PCB and freed.\nClock was powered from now un-used OPAMP supply of plus 12V DC (on the\ncopper rail.)\nSOUND of TEAC VRDS-25\nThe sound is\nright there with the top players. League zero - which stands for no\ncompromise, best CD playback under the sun. It is not a winner, but\ndefinitely in the same league as the best ones I tried.\nThe sound is overall the safest all rounder. Not as goose bump magical\nmidrange timbre as the TDA1541 players, not as thunderous superbass as\nWolfson, not as crystal clear trebles as Lampucera DAC CS4397, and not\nas deep deep hallucination as from BB-1794 of the Shanling CD300. But\nit has no flaws or\nfaults. Very highly recommended.\nThe tube: Russian 6H2P (6N2P) with SRPP and 200 Ohms in both cathodes.\nECC88 and E88CC works great as well.\n2 days later: a very enlightening listening session with a comparison\nbetween Audionote DAC 2 signature (2 x PCM63)  driven by TEAC as a\ntransport versus\nTEAC lampized. As good as the Audio-Note DAC2  is, the Teac\nVRDS-25 walks over it. The\namount of hidden information that TEAC pulls from very familiar\nrecordings is just unbelievable. At the same time it is more powerful,\nmore spacious, and with stronger bass, which is  is controlled and\npowerful. My admiration for the application of the AD-1862 grows. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0503wb-97-01049", "text": "X-Runtime: 648\nContent-Length: 124284\nCache-Control: private, max-age=0, must-revalidate\nVia: 1.0 sbnation.com\nVary: Accept-Encoding\nConnection: close\nCSC Community Mock Draft: The New England Patriots Select... - Canal Street Chronicles\nNavigation: Jump to content areas:\nNetwork Bar & Login\nSection Navigation\nMain Blog Content\nSecondary Sidebar: Links to Recent Stories, FanPosts and FanShots\nMasthead\nNetwork Bar\nSB Nation\nPro Quality. Fan Perspective.\nLog In\nScreen Name\nPassword\nRemember\nForgot Password?\nSign in with Yahoo! ID\nSign in with Facebook\nUse OpenID\nOpenID\nRemember\nDon't Have OpenID?\nSign Up\nAround SBN: NCAA Basketball Championship Week Guide\nCanal Street Chronicles - Home of the Who Dat Nation...where pigs fly and hell has frozen over.\nHome\nFanPosts\nFanShots\nArchives\nSaints\nSchedule\nRoster\nStats\nTickets\nVideoOriginal programming. Exciting sports coverage. Check out the SB Nation YouTube channel!\nCSC Community Mock Draft: The New England Patriots Select...\nby Dave Cariello on Apr 20, 2009 6:00 AM CDT\nin 2009 CSC Community Mock Draft\nTweet\n3 comments\nEmail\nPrint\nThis pick and analysis was written by CSC member Hustl504. Thank you, once again, for your participation!\nJenkins slips all the way to the 23rd spot after the Saints passed him up. (Photo Source)\nWith the twenty-third pick in the Canal Street Chronicles community mock draft, the ew England Patriots select...\nMalcolm Jenkins, CB, Ohio State\nHere at CSC, we are all familiar with Jenkins. He's been at the top of our draft boards for the past couple years. He's got the size and ability to succeed in the NFL. I don't feel the need to elaborate on that. We like him. We want him. But in case you forgot, diehardbermysaints made a great FanPost enumerating the 3 reasons to pick Jenkins.Some may argue LB is the Patriots most pressing need. However, with Maualuga and Cushing off the board, I don't believe the Pats should reach for Lauranitis, Matthews, or Sintim at this point. Each one of them would fill a nice need for the Pats; Lauranitis with the leadership, Matthews with the pass rush, and Sintim with the experience in the 3-4. Despite this, one of them should still be available when the Pats pick again at #34, making Jenkins a better value for this pick. Aside from that, a nucleus of Mayo and Adalius Thomas is still serviceable when surrounded by midlevel talent. I don't really see the Patriots going any other direction here. Their offense is solid. The top OL prospects are gone. Their pass rush and defensive line could use some work, but I think that need would be better fulfilled later this draft. So, this pick came to the man us Saints fans have longed for since Jason David first stepped on the field in black and gold. It's a damn shame I had to give him to the Patriots.\nThe Atlanta Falcons are now on the clock...\nCurrent Mock Draft\nPick\nTeam\nPlayer\nPosition\nCollege\nCSC Member\n#1\nDetroit Lions\nJason Smith\nOT\nBaylor\nMT_Always\n#2\nSt. Louis Rams\nMichael Crabtree\nWR\nTexas Tech\nDeuceisLoose926\n#3\nKansas City Chiefs\nAaron Curry\nLB\nWake Forest\nSatchmo26\n#4\nSeattle Seahawks\nEugene Monroe\nOT\nVirginia\nMobileSaint\n#5\nCleveland Browns\nBrian Orakpo\nDE\nTexas\nYESSaints\n#6\nCincinnati Bengals\nB.J. Raji\nDT\nBoston College\nFriarBob\n#7\nOakland Raiders\nMichael Oher\nOT\nOle Miss\nBig and Easy\n#8\nJacksonville Jaguars\nPercy Harvin\nWR\nUniversity of Florida\nDrunk Monkey\n#9\nGreen Bay Packers\nEverette Brown\nDE\nFlorida State\nSean McG\n#10\nSan Francisco 49ers\nJeremy Maclin\nWR\nMissouri\nSteve the fan\n#11\nBuffalo Bills\nAaron Maybin\nDE\nPenn State\nBlackandGold4ever\n#12\nDenver Broncos\nMatthew Stafford\nQB\nGeorgia\nHustl504\n#13\nWashington Redskins\nAndre Smith\nOT\nAlabama\nnatde1016\n#14\nNew Orleans Saints\nBrian Cushing\nLB\nUSC\nSaintsational\n#15\nHouston Texans\nChris Wells\nRB\nOhio State\ndiesel0722\n#16\nSan Diego Chargers\nRey Maualuga\nLB\nUSC\nWalter FTW\n#17\nNY Jets\nMark Sanchez\nQB\nUSC\nMobileSaint\n#18\nDenver Broncos\nTyson Jackson\nDE\nLSU\nSaintsDynasty\n#19\nTampa Bay Bucaneers\nPeria Jerry\nDT\nOle Miss\nSteve the fan\n#20\nDetroit Lions\nJosh Freeman\nQB\nKansas State\nSaintsDynasty\n#21\nPhiladelphia Eagles\nKnowshon Moreno\nRB\nGeorgia\nMtnExile\n#22\nMinnesota Vikings\nEben Britton\nOT\nArizona\nSaintsDynasty\n#23\nNew England Patriots\nMalcolm Jenkins\nCB\nOhio State\nHustl504\n#24\nAtlanta Falcons\n--\n--\n--\nDave the Falconer\nPoll\nDo you agree with this pick?\n40%\nBoom!\n20 votes\n59%\nGAAAA!!\n29 votes\n49 votes\n| Poll has closed\nTweet\n3 comments\n|\n0 recs  |\nDo you like this story?\nMore from Canal Street Chronicles\nFleur-de-Links: February 29, 2012\nFeb 2012 by David \"Satch\" Kelly\n- 45 comments\nFleur-de-Links: February 27, 2012\nFeb 2012 by David \"Satch\" Kelly\n- 7 comments\nOscar Sunday Fleur-De-Links: February 26, 2012\nFeb 2012 by Hans Petersen\n- 2 comments\nFleur-de-Links: February 24, 2012\nFeb 2012 by David \"Satch\" Kelly\n- 0 comments\nForgiving Malcolm Jenkins\nFeb 2012 by Jack Sharkey\n- 11 comments\nFleur-de-Links: February 17, 2012\nFeb 2012 by David \"Satch\" Kelly\n- 0 comments\nRead More: Malcolm Jenkins (CB - Ohio St.), New Orleans Saints, Ohio St. Buckeyes, New England Patriots\nSign in with your Yahoo! 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0502wb-83-02837", "text": "Planning Board Meeting Minutes 2006\nLink back to department page\nMinutes June 26, 2006Regular MeetingPlanning Board Agenda for Monday, June 26, 2006\nScheduled:7:00 PM 36 Talbot Road Proposed 3-Lot Subdivision8:00 PM South Shore Baptist Church, 20 Free Street Continuation of Public Hearing - Special Permit A-3: Parking Determination9:00 PM 309 Whiting-Request for Lot Release 9:15 PM Viking Lane-Request for Extension to 8/1/07Central Meeting Room North      Present: Planning Board Members, Susan Murphy, Chair, Paul Healey, Clerk, Tod McGrath and Judy Sneath.  Also present was Planner Katharine Lacy.\nMs. Murphy opened the public meeting at 7:00 P.M. at the Hingham Town Hall.\nRE:  36 Talbot Road Proposed 3-Lot Subdivision\nPresent for the applicant: Robert Devin, Attorney, and Al Trakimas engineer, SITEC.\nMs. Murphy started the meeting by stating that following material was requested and has not yet been submitted.\n1. Title Information on 36 Talbot from Attorney Robert Devin and review by Hingham Town Counsel2. Detailed grading plans showing a blow-up of the area adjacent to the Fee's driveway3. Report from the Board of Health\nMr. Devin stated that he would provide the title information as soon as possible, and Al Trakimas noted that he had just received a draft plan showing the detailed grading around the Fee's property.\nMs. Lacy explained that plans were submitted to the Board of Health on April 21, but the applicant has not submitted the required $3,000 review fee so no review has taken place. The law states that the Board of Health has 45 days to review the plan, which expired at the beginning of June. The Board of Health, however, states that the application period had not yet begun, because the application without the fee was not complete.\nMr. Brogna identified  the following five waivers that the applicant was requesting, as outlined in his letter dated June 26, 2006:\n1. The proposed roadway construction will extend the length of Simmons more than 800'. The Planning Board Rules and Regulations state in Section 4, Design Standards, B (4) (a) that a dead-end street shall not be longer than 800' in length.2. Hingham Zoning By-Law, Section 111-C Flood Plan and Watershed Protection District, paragraph 2.a. - \"no building.shall be created.\"  It would appear that the proposed location of the dwelling on Lot 1 falls within the 10' MSL contour.  The applicant should review Lot 2 for this issue, as well.3. Hingham Planning Board Rules and Regulations, Section 4, paragraph C (3) (b) \"manhole inlet and outlet inverts shall be at the same elevation\".4. Hingham Planning Board Rules and Regulations, Section 4, paragraph D (Open Drainage Systems) \"in no case shall side slopes in disturbed areas be greater than twenty-five (25) percent 4H:IV\".  It would appear that there are areas on the plans that exceed this 25%.5. Hingham Planning Board Rules & Regulations, Section 4, paragraph C (3) (g) \"Where the Planning Board determines that the public interest and the best interest of the Town and the subdivision will be served by extension of the drainage system outside the boundaries of the subdivision, the Planning Board may required the Applicant, at his own expense, to continue the layout and construction of the drainage system.\". The extension of the Rice Road drainage system is the issue. The proposed extension of the piping at the end of Rice Road into a stone swale would require a waiver here.\nMs. Murphy asked the Board to consider, given the waivers that the applicant was requesting, whether they were willing to proceed with the hearing and hear the applicant's full presentation. Board members agreed to continue the hearing.\nAl Trakimas provided an overview of the proposed roadway drainage, which would include traditional subsurface pipes leading to two catch basins at the throat of the cu-de sac. Water would flow from the basins into two Vortechnics units and through a series of stepped manholes, ultimately discharging at the wetlands below.\nRoadwork would begin at the two existing catch basins on Simmons Road, where the applicant proposed to saw cut and match the existing pavement. The roadway would slope down to the west at approximately 8% grade, flattening out at the cul-de-sac to 3%. The cul-de-sac would be 120' in width.\nA 4\" water line would be hooked up to the existing 2\" water line on Simmons Road. A new hydrant would be located in the cul-de-sac, serving this new portion of Simmons Road. Mr. Trakimas said that they had looked into the possibility of looping the water line at Rice Road, but that Aquarion Water co. had indicated that this would not be possible.\nMr. Trakimas acknowledged that the project design included several side slopes which exceeded that maximum 2:1 slope. He pointed out, however, that if you just looked at the construction of the roadway, and not the adjacent lots, that the extent of excessive side slopes was greatly reduced. The actual house locations shown on the plans were conceptual in nature, when in fact they could be placed in other locations. Board members questioned the logic behind taking this approach towards the review of the project, and Mr. Devin responded that \"you have to start somewhere\" in terms of project approval. Paul Healey asked if this would mean that house foundations would have to be built into the fill put in place to create the elevation for the roadway. Mr. Trakimas responded that it might.\nPaul Healey asked what the downside of the proposed \"stepped manholes\" would be in terms of the functionality of the drainage system. Al responded that this type of stepped system is common for sewer systems. Susan Murphy asked Paul Brogna to look into this and report back at the next meeting.\nAl Trakimas finished up by stating that utility companies had all been contacted, and had provided their preliminary approval of the plans.\nJudy Sneath asked whether the construction of the roadway would impact the single family lot owned by D'Allesandro on the south side of Simmons Road adjacent to the proposed subdivision. Mr. Trakimas responded that the grading for the roadway would cut into this property. Ms. Sneath expressed concern about the quality of the filled soil on that lot. Paul Brogna was instructed to look into industry standards for the type of soil permitted for side slopes.\nJudy Sneath and Paul Healey asked why this lot was not part of the subdivision. Mr. Devin explained that it would be a legal Form A lot should the road be extended.\nTod McGrath asked about the quantity of fill that would be required to build this project. Mr. Trakimas responded that if the house lots were to be built it would require 7000 cubic yards of cut and 17000 cubic yards of fill. To bring in the fill would require 400-600 dump trucks of fill to be brought to the site. For just the roadway to be built it would require 2,300 cubic yards of cut, and 7,000 cubic yards of fill, or a net of 5,000 cubic yards of fill (200-400 dump trucks). He explained that a staging area would be created to the dump trucks to turn around.\nSusan Murphy pointed out that if houses were to be built on these lots they would require a variance from the height by-law in that the bottom of the basement slab would be more than five feet above the existing grade. She pointed out that subdivisions can be denied if they assume noncompliance with zoning.  Tod McGrath asked why the developer would want to proceed with this project when they might only get to develop one lot. Susan Murphy asked if they could build the project without the waivers. Al Trakimas responded that it would be very difficult, but that it could be done using extensive retaining walls. Susan reiterated her concern about how the Fee's property would be impacted by the extension of Simmons Road, and pointed out that the Subdivision Control specifically states that new subdivisions linking to existing subdivisions cannot damage or harm the properties on the existing roadways.\nAbutters expressed concern about the impacts of construction on the neighborhood during construction including truck traffic and noise, damage to a public way, disruption and removal of potentially toxic materials, and difficulty for emergency access.\nThe hearing was continued to July 24 at 8:00 PM.\nRE:  South Shore Baptist Church, 20 Free Street Continuation of Public Hearing - Special Permit A-3: Parking Determination\nPresent for the applicant: Robert Pomereine, Attorney and Brad Warner, President of the Board of Elders. This was a continuation of a hearing initiated on June 13, 2006.\nThe applicant is currently applying for a Special Permit A-3 (parking determination) in connection with a change of use of the property at 20 Free Street from a residence to church offices. The applicant is requesting 1) a determination under Section V-A that the applicant may provide all parking required for 20 Free Street at 578 Main Street, with the exception of handicapped access parking, and 2) a determination that the proposed use of the property at 20 Free will NOT intensify the church use (and thus the required parking for the property as a whole), as the church contests that the new office space will simply replace operations that will be housed at 20 Free are already in existence in the church and 3) approval of the Site Plan showing modifications to the property at 20 Free Street.\nMs. Murphy opened the hearing by noting that letters had been received by Pat MacAllen and Jim MacAllen expressing concern with the proposed use of 20 Free Street for church office use. Ms. Murphy also followed up with a report from Ms. Lacy regarding past Special Permits issued for the church indicating that there were no conflicts between the request currently before the Board and existing permits. She noted that the when the church received a parking determination in 1987 indicating that 150 parking spaces was sufficient, and that they now have 175 spaces. While the church population may have increased, in terms of how parking needs are required (by number of seats and square footage of office/classroom use) the church still complied with this original determination.\nBrad Warner presented the revised site plan showing a pervious paved walkway located approximately 25' from the western property line, and vegetative screening on the western property boundary with the adjacent house. He explained that screening was not put in on the other side due to the presence of existing vegetation and the fact that the garage for the abutting property was located right on the property line blocking views.  Mr. Warner reiterated that the use of the building did not represent an increase in the intensity of use at the church, but simply a relocation of uses from the church building to 20 Free Street.\nAbutter Mary Ellen McCabe noted that she wanted screening along the entire length of her property.\nAt 8:45 Paul Healey made a motion to close the hearing, and vote to issue the Special Permit A3 with conditions. Tod McGrath seconded the motion and all approved.\nThe Board began deliberations on the proposed conditions to the permit. Board members agreed that the request for relief from the requirements of the parking by-law was appropriate, and that there was sufficient parking at the church to serve the uses that would be housed in the church and at 20 Free Street. They recognized that the use of the building did not represent an increase in the intensity of use at the church, but simply a relocation of uses from the church building to 20 Free Street.\nMr. Healey acknowledged that the path leading from the church to the house at 20 Free Street could represent an invasion of privacy for the neighbors by inviting the public into the traditionally private realm of backyards. Board members determined that additional screening should be provided on the west side of the property to screen the abutters at 22 Free Street.\nBoard members discussed the potential difficulties associated with enforcing many of the conditions proposed by the abutters associated with the use of the property during non-business hours and by groups of adults. Tod McGrath pointed out that the proposed building layout, consisting of small office spaces, did not seem conducive to group gatherings. Judy Sneath felt that placing too many constraints on uses would, in effect, turn the neighbors into \"spies\" having to check and determine whether the activity was permitted or not.\nMr. Warner reiterated that persons using the 20 Free Street building in the evenings and at all other times will be expected to respect the interests of neighbors, as would any good neighbor.\nThe Board voted to attach the following conditions to the Special Permit A-3: 1. A 4-foot path surfaced with a \"nonpermanent\", plowable surface such as brick or paving stones will be installed from the house at 20 Free Street to the main parking lot at 578 Main Street. The path will be located as shown on the Site Plan of the 20 Free Street property last revised 6/14/06.\n2. Path lighting will be limited to low level lights located at ground level. Prior to installation, proposed walkway lighting will be reviewed by the Town Planner.\n3. The intermittent porch light on the east side of the building illuminating the driveway will be replaced with a lower wattage fixture pointing downwards and away from abutting properties.\n4. Vegetative screening shall be planted along the west property lines for approximately 150' from Free Street northward to a point parallel to the shed at 22 Free Street.\n5. Parking at 20 Free Street will be limited to the one American Disabilities Act compliant parking space as shown on the plans. Parking will not be permitted on the grass lawn areas in front or in back of the building at 20 Free Street.\n6. Use of the building at 20 Free Street will be limited to the following:\na. office and/or desk space for 4-7 Church pastors and staff for pastoral, clerical and administrative functions, space for pastors, staff, church officers and elders to meet with church members and other persons for Church business and ministry activities, and space for storage of supplies and other church property;\nb. visits to pastors or other church staff by members of the congregation and other visitors including those inquiring about becoming involved with the church, for prayer, Bible reading, obtaining advice, mentoring and information, Biblical teaching, and other church-related purposes;\nc. normal week-day business hours on Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM;\nd. use at other times as needed on weekends and in the evenings for church office activities as described above, in particular pastors working on evenings or week ends studying or preparing sermons or meeting with people, and church pastors officers, staff and elders conducting church business and ministry activities, and making copies, retrieving files, and making phone calls.\n7. There will be no indoor or outdoor infant, child or youth group activities at 20 Free Street.\n8.  The church will have an open door to the neighbors about any nuisance or disorder that may arise from the use of 20 Free Street, and will work with the neighbors and the Town to resolve any issues in a mutually agreeable manner.\n9. Prior to the issuance of the building permit a revised Site Plan will be submitted to the Planning Board and Building Commissioner reflecting all applicable conditions identified herein.\nThe hearing was closed.\nRE:  309 Whiting-Request for Lot Release\nMr. David Bowering came before the Board to request the release of the lot at 309 Whiting Street. The Board's consulting engineer, Paul Brogna, had inspected the site, and prepared a \"cost to complete\" indicating that a bond in the amount of $3,500 would be sufficient to cover the cost of completing the roadway plus contingencies.\nIt was moved, seconded and SO VOTED, to release Lot 2 (Land Court lots 3, 4 and 5) from the Subdivision at 309 Whiting Street, contingent upon the applicant posting a bond in the amount of $3,500.\nRE:  Viking Lane-Request for Extension to 8/1/07Ms. Lacy requested that the Board postpone this vote until she get a better sense whether they have appropriately dealt with erosion control on the cleared site. Ms. Murphy asked how many times this project had been extended, and Ms. Lacy noted that it was approved in 2001. Ms. Murphy asked that Mr. Murphy to come before the Board at a meeting in the near future to discuss why the project has not been moving forward.\nUnscheduled: Old/New Business\nRE:  Form A - 400 Cushing Street, Boston Golf Jeffery Tocchio presented this Form A to the Board on behalf of applicant John Mineck.\nThis Form A would create a house lot within the Boston Golf Club. John Mineck has conferred with the Board of Appeals, and the creation of this new lot will require a modification to the Special Permit for Boston Golf. He will be held to this before a building permit is issued for the new house.\nIt was moved, seconded, and SO VOTED, to accept the Form A entitled, \"Approval Not Required Plan of Land 400 Cushing Street Hingham, MA  02043\", dated June 9, 2006, prepared by Coler and Colantonio, Inc., Norwell, MA, for John DeMatteo II, 405 Cochituate Road, Suite 203, Framingham, MA, owner and John Mineck, 289 Whiting Street, Hingham, MA, applicant.\nRE:  Review Proposed Minor Modification to Back River CondosMs. Hastings proposed a minor modification to the Back River Condos to the ZBA, and they requested that the Planning Board take a look to make sure that it would not require Site Plan Review. The change involved moving one unit from one 4-unit complex to an adjacent 3-unit complex. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-01-15462", "text": "IU drops Big Ten opener\nPublished on Decatur Daily Democrat (http://www.decaturdailydemocrat.com)\nHome > IU drops Big Ten opener\nIu drops Big Ten opener\nBy editor\nCreated 12/28/2010 - 9:53am\n12-28 Rivers gurd .jpg [1] RIVERS ON DEFENSE — IU guard Jeremiah Rivers (right) moves in position to cut off an opponent in a recent game. IU fell to Penn State Monday in the Big Ten opener. (DDD Photo by Les Conrad)\nBy\nThe Associated Press\nBLOOMINGTON, Ind. (AP) — Jeff Brooks had a career-high 23 points and Talor Battle added 19 to help Penn State hold off Indiana 69-60 on Monday night.\nThe Nittany Lions (8-4, 1-0 Big Ten) snapped a two-game losing streak with their second straight win at Assembly Hall — a venue where they had lost 15 straight before finally winning a game two years ago. The two teams met only once last season, in State College, Pa.\nIndiana (9-5, 0-1) has lost three straight and saw its nine-game home winning streak end. Verdell Jones had 15 points and freshman Victor Oladipo scored 14 points in his first career start.\nPenn State, the worst shooting team in the Big Ten coming into the game, started 7 of 10 from the field. The Nittany Lions used four straight 3-pointers in a 12-3 run and followed that with nine straight points to take a 25-11 lead midway through the first half. Penn State led by as much as 30-16 before Indiana finally started to rally.\nOladipo made 1 of 2 free throws, Jones hit a 3 and Jeremiah Rivers scored on a putback to get the sluggish Hoosiers within 30-22.\nIt was the first real burst of energy for Indiana — but not the last.\nAfter trailing 34-25 at halftime, and the Hoosiers charged back quickly in the second half.\nJones made a 3 to trim the lead to 35-30, and Jordan Hulls hit another 3 with 16:58 to go to make it 39-36. Rivers’ layup with 12:43 left got Indiana within 45-42, and then Maurice Creek finally got started.\nCreek’s leaning 2-footer made it 45-44, his 17-footer cut the deficit to one and then he drove the baseline for a layup to give Indiana a 48-47 lead with 8:46 to go. It was Indiana’s first lead since 5-2.\nBrooks, who pestered Indiana all night, followed that flurry with back-to-back baskets, and the Nittany Lions never trailed again.\nIndiana did get within 53-52 with 4:04 to go when Jones made 1-of-2 free throws and had a chance to regain the lead but Jones missed a long jumper inside of three minutes.\nPenn State answered with a 9-2 run that made it 62-54 to seal the outcome.\nDavid Jackson had 15 points and eight rebounds for Penn State, while Hulls had 13 points for Indiana.\nHoosiers forward Christian Watford finished with three points — failing to reach double figures for the first time this season.\nDecatur Daily Democrat\n513fe8b5cc17799e1aad\nDecatur, IN\nCopyright 2010 Decatur Daily Democrat\nStaff Writer\nLocal Sports\nCopyright © 2012 The Decatur Daily Democrat | 141 S. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-31-17194", "text": "MAA - Spring 2008 - Donald H. Gilden, '63\nOn the Heels of MS\nDonald H. Gilden, ’63, knew the moment he touched the dying man’s cold hand he wanted to become a doctor. He was just five years old when he made his decision. His grandfather had taken him to visit a friend who was dying of congestive heart failure and was surviving in an oxygen tent. Young Gilden was under strict orders not to disturb the man, but he disobeyed his grandfather slipping his hand under the tent. The old man squeezed the boy’s fingers and told him stories about his grandfather.\n“After that day I never stopped talking about it,” says Gilden, professor and chairman of the department of neurology and professor of microbiology at the University of Colorado School of Medicine. “I was going to be a doctor when I grew up. I never wanted to do anything else.”\nGilden, age 70, has indeed made his mark on the profession. He is recognized as a pioneer in the field of neurovirology for groundbreaking work relating to shingles and multiple sclerosis (MS).\nAfter nearly 150 years of medical speculation, Gilden discovered that varicella zoster virus—the virus that causes shingles—is latent in human ganglia. More than a million people a year suffer from shingles, and his work helped lead to a shingles vaccination.\nHe has also been working to track down the virus he believes causes MS, a disease that affects about a quarter of a million people in the United States. But this has been far more challenging. Yet Gilden is focused on what he wants to accomplish and understands that it will perhaps take the rest of his life, or even longer, to reach answers. “You have to be patient,” he says. “Science goes little by little. Progress is little by little.”\nFor his work, Gilden has received an alumni award for distinguished service from the University of Chicago School of Medicine, the International Society for NeuroVirology Pioneer Award, and, in May, he will receive the Medical Alumni Association’s Honor Award and Gold Key, presented for outstanding medical accomplishments and distinguished service to mankind.\nA neurologist by training, Gilden sees patients who suffer from migraines, multiple sclerosis, Alzheimer’s, stroke, and Parkinson’s. “I will see anyone,” he says. “Clinical neurology has always been one of my first loves.” But most of his time is spent in the lab conducting research in the microscopic world of DNA, RNA, viruses, and proteins. “Sometimes in the lab my head is spinning because we have big things going on,” Gilden says.\nAs a boy growing up in Baltimore, Gilden’s world revolved around school and working summers in the family business, Sam Gilden & Son, a wholesale store that supplied hair tonic, razor blades, bobby pins, toothpaste, and other items to local drug stores. He unloaded trucks, packed orders, swept floors, and, when he was old enough, made deliveries in a bright red Dodge delivery truck His father saw him taking over the business one day, a task which demanded hard work and long hours. “We never had dinner with my father,” Gilden recalls. “The wholesale business was a tough business.”\nGilden’s real “job” was to go to school, and he excelled in biology, chemistry, and math. Classes in foreign language, however, barely held his interest. “For me the language of medicine was all I ever cared about,” he says.\nHe graduated from Dartmouth College in 1959, and moved back home to go to medical school. Gilden interned at the University of Illinois Hospital in Chicago, and did his residency in neurology at the University of Chicago Hospitals.\nIt was in the late 1960s while he was a staff neurologist in the US Army at Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington, DC, that he became interested in research. After seeing patients during the day, he had time to catch his breath in the evening and mull over the amazing research underway. Researchers had discovered that measles virus in the brain could cause chronic encephalitis, and that Jakob-Creutzfeld disease—a “degenerative” brain disorder in humans—was infectious.\n“I said to my wife, ‘I think I want to do a fellowship in infectious diseases,’” recalls Gilden, who was 32 at the time. “She looked at me like she married a crazy man.”\nHe was accepted at the Johns Hopkins University School of Hygiene and Public Health as a postdoctoral National Institutes of Health fellow. After about three years, he joined the faculty at University of Pennsylvania and set up a lab at the Wistar Institute in Philadelphia to find the virus that causes MS.\nHe worked closely with MS patients who lived in a chronic care facility and were ravaged by the disease. Gilden asked if they would donate their brains after death to his research because he was looking for the cause of MS. Sometimes his phone rang in the middle of the night and within an hour Gilden was harvesting brain from their skulls. “I had my own saw,” he says.\nHe studied 24 brains over eight years, but never found the MS virus. So, he turned his attention to varicella zoster virus, which causes chickenpox in children and shingles in adults. Nobody had ever isolated the virus, and if he could prove it was there he believed he could use the same technique to find the MS virus.\nHe tore into his work mapping the viral genome in human ganglia along the entire nervous system. In 1983, he proved for the first time that the virus was latent in ganglia and “reawakens” causing shingles. The shingles virus causes pain and even stroke if it makes its way to the brain.\nGilden found several other diseases caused by the virus, such as zoster sine herpete, or shingles without the rash. His discoveries led to more work for his team.\nGilden left the University of Pennsylvania in 1985 to become professor and chairman of the department of neurology at the University of Colorado School of Medicine and professor of microbiology.\nAt the University of Colorado, 15 members of Gilden’s team are working on varicella zoster virus and MS. They harvest ganglia collected from an autopsy room. “We go there every day,” Gilden says. “If it is a good case we will go as far as we have to. We even get specimens from Japan.”\nMS has been a hard case to crack, but Gilden seems to be making progress. The common theory is that MS is autoimmune. The body’s immune response attacks a protein that is normally in the brain. The attack is so violent and persistent that the brain is destroyed in the process.\n“We don’t think that is the case at all,” Gilden says. “Even now we have evidence that it is not autoimmune.” He argues that in people with MS who have increased amounts of an antibody called immunoglobulin G (IgG), in their brain and spinal fluid, the IgG is directed against an infectious agent, but nobody is quite sure at what agent it is directed.\nHe and his team are looking for footprints of virus in MS. “We are writing a paper showing that the immune response in MS is not against a self (auto) protein,” he says.\nWhile he is busy with his research, Gilden, who is married and has three adult sons, skis and plays the violin—a 1779 Guadagnini. He is also quick to tell\na joke.\nGilden would like to find out what causes MS and how to prevent varicella zoster virus from reactivating. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-70-14463", "text": "ALLELE 4 OF MHC CLASS I CHAIN RELATED GENE A INCREASES THE RISK IN LATVIAN PATIENTS WITH JUVENILE RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS\nALLELE 4 OF MHC CLASS I CHAIN RELATED GENE\nA INCREASES THE RISK IN Latvian PATIENTS WITH Juvenile Rheumatoid arthritis.\nCB Sanjeevi, Ija Cimdina, A Shtauvere, M\nGhaderi, I Rumba. Karolinska Institute, Stockholm, Children Hospital of\nRiga, Sweden and Latvia.\nJuvenile Rheumatoid arthritis (JRA) is a heterogeneous\ndisease consisting of several clinical subgroups. It is an autoimmune disease\nassociated with the HLA class II genes. It is negatively associated with\nHLA-DR1-DQ5 in Latvians. DR1-DQ5 was also decreased in seronegative patients\ncompared to seropositive patients in Latvian JRA. In addition to HLA, we\nlooked for an additional second susceptibility loci for JRA in Major Histocompatibility\nClass III region. MICA gene is located in the MHC class III region and\nis expressed by monocytes, keratinocytes and endothelial cells. Sequence\ndetermination of MICA gene identifies trinucleotide repeat (GCT) microsatellite\npolymorphism, which identifies 5 alleles with 4,5,6 and 9 repetitions of\nGCT or 5 repetitions of GCT with 1 additional nucleotide insertion (GGCT).\nThe alleles are A4, A5, A5.1 , A6 and A9. The aim of our study was to find\nthe association of MICA alleles with JRA patients (n=119) and healthy controls\n(n=108) from Latvia. The samples were analysed for MICA by PCR amplification\nand fragment sizes were determined in ABI prism DNA sequencer. HLA-DQ was\ngenotyped by PCR-SSO.\nAllele 4 was significantly increased in patients\n(40/119, 34%) compared to controls (19/108, 17%)(OR=2.37, p<0.01, Pc<0.05).\n4/5.1 genotype was also significantly increased in JRA patients (22/119,\n18%) compared to 7/108 (6%) controls (OR=3.27, p<0.01, Pc<0.05).\n5/5.1 genotype was decreased in JRA patients (4/119, 3%) compared to 13/108\n(12%) controls (OR=0.25, p<0.01, Pc=ns).\nIn conclusion, allele A4 of MICA is increased in\nJRA patients compared to healthy controls and 4/5.1 genotype also increased\nin Latvian patients with JRA. Our findings suggest that MICA may play an\nimportant role in the etiopathogenesis of IDDM\n", "entities": [{"start": 131, "end": 134, "label": ["211950"]}, {"start": 186, "end": 193, "label": ["17514"]}, {"start": 208, "end": 237, "label": ["619071"]}, {"start": 291, "end": 296, "label": ["54783447"]}, {"start": 298, "end": 318, "label": ["53324070"]}, {"start": 320, "end": 329, "label": ["26741"]}, {"start": 331, "end": 348, "label": ["968332"]}, {"start": 352, "end": 356, "label": ["25508"]}, {"start": 358, "end": 364, "label": ["5058739"]}, {"start": 369, "end": 375, "label": ["17514"]}, {"start": 408, "end": 411, "label": ["101964"]}, {"start": 598, "end": 606, "label": ["17514"]}, {"start": 697, "end": 704, "label": ["17514"]}, {"start": 705, "end": 708, "label": ["101964"]}, {"start": 725, "end": 728, "label": ["302013"]}, {"start": 789, "end": 792, "label": ["101964"]}, {"start": 839, "end": 843, "label": ["21061"]}, {"start": 982, "end": 986, "label": ["21061"]}, {"start": 1209, "end": 1211, "label": ["25970620"]}, {"start": 1213, "end": 1215, "label": ["30518649"]}, {"start": 1224, "end": 1226, "label": ["34970416"]}, {"start": 1231, "end": 1233, "label": ["13279640"]}, {"start": 1287, "end": 1291, "label": ["21061"]}, {"start": 1305, "end": 1308, "label": ["101964"]}, {"start": 1360, "end": 1366, "label": ["17514"]}, {"start": 1398, "end": 1402, "label": ["21061"]}, {"start": 1406, "end": 1409, "label": ["23647"]}, {"start": 1462, "end": 1465, "label": ["12964868"]}, {"start": 1487, "end": 1493, "label": ["7194104"]}, {"start": 1635, "end": 1637, "label": ["18457137"]}, {"start": 1696, "end": 1699, "label": ["101964"]}, {"start": 1773, "end": 1775, "label": ["18457137"]}, {"start": 1815, "end": 1818, "label": ["101964"]}, {"start": 1928, "end": 1932, "label": ["21061"]}, {"start": 1949, "end": 1952, "label": ["101964"]}, {"start": 2028, "end": 2035, "label": ["17514"]}, {"start": 2050, "end": 2053, "label": ["101964"]}, {"start": 2081, "end": 2085, "label": ["21061"]}, {"start": 2140, "end": 2144, "label": ["634384"]}]}
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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-91-19043", "text": "Content-Length: 38311\nDate: Thu, 01 Mar 2012 20:28:24 GMT\nX-Varnish: 939293259\nAge: 0\nVia: 1.1 varnish\nConnection: close\nAddiction & the Humanities Vol. 3(7) - Higher education: Does obtaining an advanced degree help protect against risky behavior? - The Brief Addiction Science Information Source (BASIS)\nThe Brief Addiction Science Information Source (BASIS)\nThe BASIS provides a forum for the free exchange of information related to addiction, and public access to the latest scientific developments and resources in the field.\nOur aim is to strengthen worldwide understanding of addiction and minimize its harmful effects.\nThe Division on Addiction, Cambridge Health Alliance, a Harvard Medical School teaching affiliate.\nHome\nArchives\nProfile\nSubscribe\nLijit Search\nPages\nAbout the BASIS\nAddiction Resources\nContact Us\nLetters to the Editor\nMedia/Press Kit\nSelf-Help Tools\nSponsors\nSubscribe/Mailing List\nTerms of Use\nThe BASIS Glossary\nCategories\nAddiction & the Humanities\nAddiction Smoking Health Education Service (ASHES)\nOp-Ed/Editorials\nScience Threads on Addiction, Substance Use, and Health (STASH)\nThe Drinking Report for Addiction Medicine (DRAM)\nThe Worldwide Addiction Gambling Education Report (The WAGER)\nArchives\nFebruary 2012\nJanuary 2012\nDecember 2011\nNovember 2011\nOctober 2011\nSeptember 2011\nAugust 2011\nJuly 2011\nJune 2011\nMay 2011\nMore...\nDivision on Addictions\nSubscribe to this blog's feed\n« ASHES Vol. 3(7) - Are Psychiatry Residents Prepared to Work with Patients Who Use Nicotine? |\nMain\n| STASH Vol. 3(7) - How Marijuana use among American Indian Youth Stacks Up »\nWednesday, August 22, 2007\nAddiction & the Humanities Vol. 3(7) - Higher education: Does obtaining an advanced degree help protect against risky behavior?\nMany societies regard higher education as a protectorate against addiction.  Such culturally developed beliefs can create biases that preclude opportunities for early detection of problems and consequently early intervention.\nIn this issue of Addiction and the Humanities, we review evidence of substance-related problems among the highly educated.  Although education tends to decrease the likelihood of substance-related addiction (Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, 2005), the highly educated are not immune to developing substance use problems.\nResearchers surveyed a highly educated workforce (Matano, Wanat, Westrup, Koopman, & Whistsell, 2002) to investigate the prevalence of risky substance use behaviors among a more educated workforce.  Matano et al. (2002) randomly selected 10% (N=857) of employees to receive surveys regarding their substance use behaviors during the previous 12 months.  Of these eligible employees, 504 sent back completed surveys. Respondents were 62.8% female and ranged in age from 21 to 78 (M=43.8).  Eighty one percent of the sample earned a bachelor’s degree or higher and 3% earned a high school diploma or less.\nTable 1 summarizes the survey results.  The results reveal that alcohol and licit drug use was more prevalent than illicit substance use among this sample.  A significant number of employees however, reported illicit drug use during the past year.  Based on responses to the CAGE (Ewing, 1984), 12% qualified for “likely to have lifetime alcohol dependence.” Responses to the AUDIT (Bush, Kivlahan, Mcdonnell, Fihn, & Bradley, 1998) indicated that 5% had a “high likelihood of alcohol abuse.”\nIn addition, 3% claimed that their alcohol consumption caused injury to someone else.  Despite these results only a handful of employees reported receiving any substance abuse treatment over the last year.\nTable 1. Past year substance use among employees (N=504)\nThere are several limitations to this study.\nFor example, the 60% response rate might result in substance use differences between those that completed and those that did not complete the survey.\nIn addition, this survey was conducted in 1999, and it is possible that substance use behaviors among highly educated employees have changed since then.  Finally, substance use might be a more sensitive topic for the highly educated, perhaps biasing the self-report in the direction of underreporting.\nDespite constraints that might limit the extent of reported substance use and related problems, this study confirms that substance use and abuse is not an issue reserved only for less educated individuals.  There is a need for employee prevention and intervention programs in work forces populated by the highly educated.\nAssuming that educated individuals are immune to substance use problems might diminish their chances of getting the help they need.\nReferences\nBush, K., Kivlahan, DR, Mcdonnell, MB, Fihn, SD, & Bradley, K. A. (1998). The AUDIT alcohol consumption questions (AUDIT-C): an effective brief screening test for problem drinking. Archives of Internal Medicine, 158, 1789-1795.\nEwing, JA (1984). Detecting alcoholism: the CAGE questionnaire. Journal of the American Medical Association, 252(14), 1905-1907.\nMatano, RA, Wanat, SF, Westrup, D., Koopman, C., & Whistsell, SD (2002). Prevalence of Alcohol and Drug Use in a Highly Educated Workforce. The Journal of Behavioral Health Services & Research, 29(1), 30-44.\nSubstance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. (2005). Overview of findings from the 2004 National Household Survey on Drug Abuse: Volume 1. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0503wb-29-03440", "text": "California State University, Fresno - Catalog\nSkip to main content\npowered\nCatalog Home\nAcademic Regulations\nAdmissions\nCourses\nDegrees\nGeneral Education\nSchools and Colleges\nContact Us\nPrint this Page\nHome ›\nMath - Courses\nYou are in the official 1997-98 General Catalog\nfor California State University, Fresno.\nDepartment of Mathematics\nCOURSES\nUndergraduate Mathematics (Math) Courses\nGraduate Mathematics (Math) Courses\nMathematics (Math)\nILR. ELM Basic Mathematics Skills (3-6; max total 6)\nPrepares students for the ELM exam and for Math 4. The course takes two\nsemesters and reviews arithmetic, elementary algebra, and geometry. Note:\nEnrollment is limited to freshmen who score lower than 370 on the ELM exam.\nCR/NC grading only; not applicable toward baccalaureate degree\nrequirements.\nAR. ELM Basic Mathematics Skills (3)\nDevelops problem solving skills in arithmetic (integers and rational numbers),\nelementary algebra (exponents, roots, polynomials and rational expressions,\nlinear and quadratic equations, and graphing), and geometry (perimeters,\nareas, volumes, triangle properties, parallelism, and perpendicularity).\nCR/NC grading only; not applicable toward baccalaureate degree\nrequirements.\nARL. Elementary Algebra Laboratory (1)\nPrerequisites: concurrently enrolled in Math AR and assigned to laboratory\nafter taking placement examination. Laboratory does not count toward baccalaureate\ndegree. Extra review and practice with skills essential to success in elementary\nalgebra. CR/NC grading only; not applicable toward baccalaureate\ndegree requirements.\n4R. Intermediate Algebra (3)\nPrerequisites: elementary algebra and geometry. Radicals, rational exponents,\nquadratic equations, simultaneous linear equations, graphing inequalities,\ncomplex numbers in rectangular form, introduction to exponential and logarithmic\nfunctions, applications. CR/NC grading only; not applicable\ntoward baccalaureate degree requirements. (See Duplication\nof Courses.)\n4RL. Intermediate Algebra Laboratory (1)\nPrerequisites: concurrently enrolled in Math 4R and assigned to laboratory\nafter taking placement examination. Laboratory does not count toward baccalaureate\ndegree. Extra review and practice with skills essential to success in intermediate\nalgebra. CR/NC grading only; not applicable toward baccalaureate\ndegree requirements.\n5. Trigonometry (3)\nPrerequisite: Students must take the ELM exam; students who do not pass\nthe exam must record a grade of C or better in a college-taught\nintermediate algebra course. Concept of a function, sine and cosine functions,\ntables and graphs, other trigonometric functions, identities and equations.\nTrigonometric functions of angles, solution of triangles. (See Duplication\nof Courses.) (CAN MATH 8)\n6. Precalculus (4)\nPrerequisite: Students must take the ELM exam; students who do not pass\nthe exam must record a grade of C or better in a college-taught\nintermediate algebra course. Basic algebraic properties of real numbers;\nlinear and quadratic equations and inequalities; functions and graphs; polynomials;\nexponential and logarithmic functions; analytic trigonometry and functions;\nconics; sequences, and series. (CAN MATH 16)\n11. Elementary Statistics (3)\nPrerequisite: Students must take the ELM exam; students who do not pass\nthe exam must record a grade of C or better in a college-taught\nintermediate algebra course. Illustration of statistical concepts: elementary\nprobability models, sampling, descriptive measures, confidence intervals,\ntesting hypotheses, chi-square, nonparametric methods, regression. It is\nrecommended that students with credit in Math 72 or 75 take Math 101. General\nEducation CORE, Quantitative Reasoning. (CAN STAT 2)\n14. Introduction to Discrete Mathematics (3)\nNo credit if taken after Math 75. Prerequisite: Students must take the ELM\nexam; students who do not pass the exam must record a grade of C\nor better in a college-taught intermediate algebra course. Set theory, relations\nand functions, logic, proof techniques, number systems.\n41. Number Systems (3)\nNot open to mathematics majors. Prerequisite: Students must take the ELM\nexam; students who do not pass the exam must record a grade of C\nor better in a college-taught intermediate algebra course. Designed for\nelementary credential candidates. Development of rational number system\nand its subsystems from the informal point of view; sets, relations and\noperations, equivalence classes; definitions of number systems and operations;\nalgorithms for operations; prime numbers, divisibility tests; ratios. (CAN\nMATH 4)\n43. Elementary Problem Solving (3)\nPrerequisite: Students must take the ELM exam; students who do not pass\nthe exam must record a grade of C or better in a college-taught\nintermediate algebra course. The purpose of this course is to develop problem-solving\nskills using elementary mathematics.\n45. What is Mathematics? (3)\nPrerequisite: Students must take the ELM exam; students who do not pass\nthe exam must record a grade of C or better in a college-taught\nintermediate algebra course. Intended primarily for liberal arts students.\nTopics: mathematics and social science, mathematics of shape and growth,\nstatistics, mathematics of management science and mathematics of computers.\nGeneral Education CORE, Quantitative Reasoning.\n61. Geometry and the Imagination (3)\nPrerequisites: Students must take the ELM exam; students who do not pass\nthe exam must record a grade of C or better in a college-taught\nintermediate algebra course. Topics in Geometry. May include, but is not\nrestricted to, tilings and tessellations, regular polyhedra in 3 and 4 dimensions,\nruler and compass constructions, map coloring.\n70. Mathematical Analysis for Life Sciences (4)\nNo credit if taken after Math 72 or 75; one unit of credit if taken after\nMath 71. Prerequisite: Students must take the ELM exam; students who do\nnot pass the exam must record a grade of C or better in a\ncollege-taught intermediate algebra course. Functions and graphs, limits,\nderivatives, antiderivatives, differential equations, and partial derivatives\nwith applications in the Life Sciences. General Education CORE, Quantitative\nReasoning.\n71. Elementary Mathematical Analysis I (3)\nNo credit if taken after Math 70, 72, or 75. Prerequisite: Students must\ntake the ELM exam; students who do not pass the exam must record a grade\nof C or better in a college-taught intermediate algebra course.\nReview of algebra, real numbers, inequalities, function, graph, finite induction,\nlimit, differentiation of algebraic functions and applications to extrema,\nmean value theorem, l'Hôpital's rule.\n72. Elementary Mathematical Analysis II (3)\nNo credit if taken after Math 75; 2 units of credit if taken after Math\n70. Prerequi sites: Math 71 and trigonometry. Analytic geometry and calculus\nof polynomials, rational functions, transcendental functions; polar coordinates,\nconic sections, integration and applications. General Education CORE, Quantitative\nReasoning.\n75. Mathematical Analysis I (4)\nTwo units of credit if taken after Math 70; 3 units of credit if taken after\nMath 71; 2 units of credit if taken after Math 72. Prerequisite: elementary\ngeometry, intermediate algebra, trigonometry, or Math 6. In addition, students\nmust take the ELM exam; students who do not pass the exam must record a\ngrade of C or better in a college-taught intermediate algebra\ncourse. Inequalities, functions, graphs, limits, continuity, derivatives,\nantiderivatives, the definite integral, and applications. General Education\nCORE, Quantitative Reasoning. (CAN MATH 18)\n76. Mathematical Analysis II (4)\nPrerequisite: Math 75. Transcendental functions, techniques of integration,\nimproper integrals, conic sections, polar coordinates, infinite series.\n(CAN MATH 20)\n77. Mathematical Analysis III (4)\nPrerequisite: Math 76. Vectors, three dimensional calculus, partial derivatives,\nmultiple integrals, Green's Theorem, Stokes' Theorem. Use of the microcomputer\nas an exploratory tool in the calculus. (3 lecture, 2 lab hours) (Computer\nlab fee, $15) (CAN MATH 22)\n81. Applied Analysis (4)\nPrerequisite: Math 77. Introduction to ordinary linear differential equations;\nsolutions by power series and Laplace transforms. Solution of systems of\nequations. Introduction to Fourier series. Use of the microcomputer as an\nexploratory tool. (3 lecture, 2 lab hours) (Computer lab fee, $15)\n90. Directed Study (1-3; max total 3)\nIndependently arranged course of study in some limited area of mathematics\neither to remove a deficiency or to investigate a topic in more depth. (1-3\nhours, to be arranged)\n101. Statistical Methods (4)\nPrerequisite: Math 70, 71, or equivalent; no credit if taken after Math\n108. Application of statistical procedures to examples from biology, engineering,\nand social science; one- and two-sample normal theory methods; chi-square,\nanalysis of variance, and regression; nonparametric methods. Computerized\nstatistical packages are used.\n107. Introduction to Probability and Statistics (3)\nPrerequisite: Math 77 or concurrently. Basic concepts required for applications\nof probability theory; standard discrete and continuous models; random variables;\nconditional distributions; limit theorems.\n108. Statistics (3)\nPrerequisite: Math 107. Criteria used for selecting particular procedures\nof data analysis; derivation of commonly used procedures; topics from sampling,\nnormal theory, nonparametrics, elementary decision theory.\n109. Applied Probability (3)\nPrerequisite: Math 107. Introduction to stochastic processes and their applications\nin science and industry. Markov chains, queues, stationary time series.\n110. Symbolic Logic (3)\n(Similar to Phil 145; consult department.) Prerequisite: Math 75. An informal\ntreatment of the theory of logical inference, statement calculus, truth-tables,\npredicate calculus, interpretations applications.\n114. Discrete Structures (3)\nPrerequisite: Math 76. Counting techniques, matrix algebra, graphs, trees\nand networks, recurrence relations and generating functions, applied modern\nalgebra.\n116. Theory of Numbers (4)\nPrerequisite: Math 75. Divisibility theory in the integers, primes and their\ndistribution, congruence theory, Diophantine equations, number theoretic\nfunctions, primitive roots, indices, the quadratic reciprocity law.\n118. Graph Theory (3)\nPrerequisite: Math 77. Trees, connectivity, Euler and Hamilton paths, matchings,\nchromatic problems, planar graphs, independence, directed graphs, networks.\n121. Numerical Analysis I (3)\nPrerequisites: Math 77 and working knowledge of C, FORTRAN, or Pascal. Zeros\nof nonlinear equations, interpolation, quadrature, systems of equations,\nnumerical ordinary differential equations, and eigenvalues. Use of numerical\nsoftware libraries.\n121L. Numerical Analysis Laboratory (1)\nCorequisite: Math 121. Optional computer laboratory for Numerical Analysis\nI. Use of microcomputers to implement numerical algorithms. (2 lab hours)\n(Computer lab fee, $15)\n122. Numerical Analysis II (4)\nPrerequisite: Math 121. Advanced topics from numerical linear algebra, function\napproximation, fast Fourier transforms, and numerical partial differential\nequations. Use of numerical software libraries. (3 lecture, 2 lab hours)\n123. Topics in Applied Mathematics (3)\nPrerequisite: Math 77. Vector spaces and linear transformations, eigenvalues\nand eigen functions. Special types of linear and nonlinear differential\nequations; solution by series. Fourier transforms. Special functions, including\ngamma, hypergeometric, Legendre, Bessel, Laguerre, and Hermite functions.\nIntroduction to partial differential equations.\n124. Applied Matrix Analysis (3)\nPrerequisite: Math 77. Matrix algebra, systems of equations, eigenvalues,\neigenvectors, diagonalizations, functions of matrices with applications\nto differential equations, optimization, and Markov chains.\n128. Applied Complex Analysis (3)\nPrerequisite: Math 77. Analytic functions of a complex variable, contour\nintegration, series, singularities of analytic functions, the residue theorems,\nconformal mappings; emphasis on engineering and physics applications.\n131. Game Theory and Linear Programming (3)\nPrerequisites: Math 76. Introduction to linear programming, problem formulation,\nadaptation of the Dantzig simplex algorithm to linear programming problems,\nduality theory, transportation problems. Games of chance, strategy, minimax\ntheorem for two-person zero-sum games, relationship to linear programming.\n143. History of Mathematics (4)\nPrerequisite: Math 72 or 75. History of the development of mathematical\nconcepts in algebra, geometry, number theory, analytical geometry, and calculus\nfrom ancient times through modern times. Theorems with historical significance\nwill be studied as they relate to the development of modern mathematics.\n145. Problem Solving (3)\nPrerequisite: Math 76. A study of formulation of problems into mathematical\nform; analysis of methods of attack such as specialization, generalization,\nanalogy, induction, recursion, etc. applied to a variety of non-routine\nproblems. Topics will be handled through student presentation.\n151. Principles of Algebra (4)\nPrerequisite: Math 76. Equivalence relations; groups, cyclic groups, normal\nsubgroups, and factor groups; rings, ideals, and factor rings; integral\ndomains and polynomial rings; fields and field extensions.\n152. Linear Algebra (4)\nPrerequisite: Math 151. Vector spaces, linear transformations, matrices,\ndeterminants, eigenvalues and eigenvectors, linear functions, inner-product\nspaces, bilinear forms, quadratic forms, orthogonal and unitary transformations,\nselected applications.\n161. Principles of Geometry (3)\nPrerequisite: Math 77. The classical elliptic, parabolic, and hyperbolic\ngeometries developed on a framework of incidence, order and separation,\ncongruence; coordinatization. Theory of parallels for parabolic and hyperbolic\ngeometries. Selected topics of modern Euclidean geometry.\n165. Differential Geometry (3)\nPrerequisite: Math 77. Study of geometry in Euclidean space by means of\ncalculus, including theory of curves and surfaces, curvature, theory of\nsurfaces, and intrinsic geometry on a surface.\n171. Intermediate Mathematical Analysis I (4)\nPrerequisite: Math 77. Sets, real numbers as a complete ordered field, its\nusual topology, functions of a real variable, limits, continuity, uniform\ncontinuity, differentiability, generalized mean value theorem, Riemann integrals,\nseries of functions, uniform convergence, and Fourier series of integrable\nfunctions. (Formerly Math 171A)\n172. Intermediate Mathematical Analysis II (4)\nPrerequisite: Math 171. Differentiation of functions of several variables,\napplications of partial differentiation, functions of bounded variation,\nrectifiable curves, theory of Riemann-Stieltjes integration, multiple integrals\nand line integrals, improper Riemann-Stieltjes integrals. Inverse and implicit\nfunction theorems.\n181. Differential Equations (3)\nPrerequisite: Math 81 or 123. Definition and classification of differential\nequations; general, particular, and singular solutions; existence theorems;\ntheory and technique of solving certain differential equations: phase plane\nanalysis, elementary stability theory; applications.\n182. Partial Differential Equations (3)\nPrerequisites: Math 81 or 123, and 171. Classical methods for solving partial\ndifferential equations including separation of variables, Green's functions,\nthe Riemann-Volterra method and Cauchy's problem for elliptic, parabolic,\nand hyperbolic equations; applications to theoretical physics.\n190. Independent Study (1-3; max total 6)\nSee Academic Placement -- Independent\nStudy. Approved for SP grading.\n191T. Proseminar (1-3; max total 9)\nPrerequisite: permission of instructor. Presentation of advanced topics\nin mathematics in the field of the student's interest.\n198. Senior Project (3)\nPrerequisites: senior standing or permission of instructor; Math 151, 171,\nand 152. Independent investigation and presentation of an advanced topic\nin mathematics. Satisfies the senior major requirement for the BA in Mathematics.\nGRADUATE COURSES\n(See Course Numbering System.)\nMathematics (Math)\n202. Fundamental Concepts of Mathematics (3)\nPrerequisites: Math 151, 161 and 171. Fundamental notions regarding number\ntheory, number systems, algebra of number fields; functions.\n210. Foundations of Mathematics (3)\nPrerequisite: Math 110 or 151. Formal introduction to theories of inference,\nfirst order theories, completeness metatheorems, consistency metatheorems,\ndecision problems.\n216. Topics in Number Theory (3; max total 6)\nPrerequisite: Math 116. An investigation of topics having either historical\nor current research interest in the field of number theory.\n221. Advanced Numerical Analysis (3)\nPrerequisite: Math 121. Linear equations and matrices; parabolic, hyperbolic,\nand elliptic differential equations; constructive function theory.\n223. Principles and Techniques of Applied Mathematics (3)\nPrerequisite: Math 123. Linear spaces and spectral theory of operators.\n224. Optimization Methods (3)\nPrerequisite: Math 123. Techniques for optimizing static and dynamic systems,\ncalculus of variations, Hamiltonian canonical form, maximum principle, with\napplications.\n228. Functions of a Complex Variable (3)\nPrerequisite: Math 128. Representation theorems of Weierstrass and Mittag-Leffler,\nnormal families, conformal mapping and Riemann mapping theorem, analytic\ncontinuation, Dirichlet problem.\n251. Abstract Algebra I (3)\nPrerequisite: undergraduate abstract algebra. Groups, rings, integral domains,\nand fields.\n252. Abstract Algebra II (3)\nPrerequisite: Math 251. Rings and ideals, modules, linear and multilinear\nalgebras, representations.\n263. Point Set Topology (3)}\nPrerequisite: Math 172. Basic concepts of point set topology, set theory,\ntopological spaces, continuous functions; connectivity, compactness and\nseparation properties of spaces. Topics selected from function spaces, metrization,\ndimension theory.\n265. Differential Geometry (3)\nPrerequisites: Math 165, 172. Study of geometry of curves and surfaces in\nEuclidean space; including an introduction to Riemannian geometry and theory\nof manifolds.\n271. Real Variables (3)\nPrerequisite: Math 172. Theory of sets; cardinals; ordinals; function spaces,\nlinear spaces; measure theory; modern theory of integration and differentiation.\n272. Functional Analysis (3)\nPrerequisite: Math 271. The Lebesgue-Stieltjes integral and its generalizations,\nintegral equations, Hilbert and Banach spaces, linear transformations (bounded\nand unbounded).\n290. Independent Study (1-3; max total 6)\nSee Academic Placement -- Independent\nStudy. Approved for SP grading.\n291. Seminar (3)\nPrerequisite: graduate standing. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0503wb-91-03655", "text": "Last-Modified: Sun, 01 Nov 2009 03:32:13 GMT\nAccept-Ranges: bytes\nETag: \"6e69ee7a35aca1:0\"\nServer: Microsoft-IIS/7.5\nX-Powered-By: ASP.NET\nDate: Fri, 02 Mar 2012 01:26:45 GMT\nConnection: close\nContent-Length: 13416\nExperience and Experiment in Early Modern Europe -- Instruments of Navigation\nPlate\n4 from Americae Retectio\nby Johannes Stradanus\nOverview\nSyllabus\nPedagogical\nExercise: Analyzing Maps, Instruments, and Machines\nInstruments\nof Navigation\nIcarian\nKnowledge\nMapping\na New World\nExploring\nthe Microworld\nNavigational\nManual of Cortés\nInstruments\nof Navigation\nDeceptively like a\ncommon sundial, William Borough's instrument to determine magnetic\nvariation pushed the envelope of scientific understanding in 1581.\nBut more than that, it encapsulated a thorny scientific problem\nwithin a very simple instrument—so simple that a sailor could\nuse it. Since the magnetic poles do not lie in the same place on\nthe earth's globe as the true north and south poles, a compass needle\nwill usually not point directly at the geographic pole. The deviation\ndepends on where the compass is in relation to the magnetic pole\nas well as local geomagnetic conditions. Knowing this \"magnetic\nvariation\" was of crucial importance to navigators trying to\navoid being lost at sea. It was of particular concern to those plying\nthe North Atlantic. Near the equator, variation might only be a\ndegree or so, but in northern waters, it can vary up to 90°.\nNear Greenland, navigators could conceivably be sailing west when\nthey thought they were sailing north.\nBorough therefore\nput into a simple instrument all the tools that the navigator needed\nto find and map variation at any point on the globe. This\nwoodcut reduces a complex exercise in terrestrial geomagnetic and\nspherical geometry to a simple image of a simple instrument made\nup of simple and known commodities: compass and sundial. Designed\nfor workaday purposes and not purporting to reveal any hidden truths\nof the earth or heavens, the instrument of variation allowed English\nsailors to map the North Atlantic. The timeliness of the book and\nthe instrument it explained are underscored by recalling that the\nEnglish only began seriously contemplating overseas exploration\nand colonies in the 1570s (Drake returned from his circumnavigation\nin 1578) and her first colony was (unsuccessfully) planted on Roanoke\nin 1584. Although described by Borough—the more able mathematician—the\ninstrument was apparently invested with great meaning for Robert Norman (fl. 1590), who took the trouble to have his initials placed\nat the foot of the shadow line, identifying this invention and this\nembodied knowledge as his own.\nThe instrument worked\nas follows: Placing the instrument level and plumb on a stool and\naligning the shadow from the cord on the NS line of the compass\ndial, the navigator noted the position of the needle at two times\nin the day when the sun was at equal elevations above the horizon—that\nis, at equal times on either side of local noon. Half the difference\nin the absolute value of these two needle positions gave the local\nmagnetic variation since magnetic north is not in quite the same\ndirection as true north (the north magnetic pole lies at about 77°\nN lat., 45° W long.). So, for example, at 8 AM the needle might\npoint 48°E and at 4pm point 45°W; the local magnetic variation\nwould then be 1.5°E ([48°-45°]/2) at that point on the\nglobe. The next time any ship came to the area, then, it would be\nable to compensate for that 1.5° and sail towards its destination\nreliably. One limitation of this instrument, however, was that to\ndetermine the most accurate declinations, the readings ought to\nhave been taken as far apart in the day as possible, but that meant\nthe mariner had to stay put for most or all of that day, not only\na difficult task on the ocean, but also quite inefficient in terms\nof reaching one's destination. Ultimately, though, this instrument\nand many more like it defined the mathematical arts for late-sixteenth-century\nEnglishmen and the world they sought to create.\nSteven A.\nWalton\nMichigan Technological University\nSuggested Reading\nBarlow, William. The navigators supply\n: conteining many things of principall importance belonging to\nnavigation : with the description and use of diverse instruments\nframed chiefly for that purpose, but serving also for sundry other\nof cosmography in generall. New York: Da Capo Press, 1972.\nBourne, William. A regiment for the\nsea (1578) and other writings on navigation. Edited by E.G.R.Taylor.\nCambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1963.\nDavis, John. The seamans secrets.\nDelmar, NY: Scholar's Facsimiles and Reprints, 1992.\nDee, John. The perfect arte of navigation.\nNew York: Da Capo Press, 1968.\nMarkham, Albert Hastings. \"The voyages\nand works of John Davis the navigator.\" Hakluyt Society\n59 (1880): 1-392.\nSmith, John. A sea grammar. New York: Da Capo Press, 1968.\nWaters, David W. The Art of Navigation\nin England in Elizabethan and Early Stuart Times. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-05-31052", "text": "Field of Schemes: Judge: Red Bulls owe property taxes on Harrison stadium\nEditor\nNeil deMause moc.semehcsfodleif@lien\nCorrespondents\nDavid Dyte moc.semehcsfodleif@divad\nBob Trumpbour moc.semehcsfodleif@bob\nSyndicated feedRSS\nJanuary 20, 2012\nJudge: Red Bulls owe property taxes on Harrison stadiumA New Jersey tax-court judge has ruled that the New York Red Bulls owe property tax to the city of Harrison, despite playing in a stadium built on land owned by a tax-exempt public agency. The decision, if upheld, means that the team owes $3.6 million in back taxes for 2010 and 2011, plus similar amounts going forward.\nWithout getting too deep into tax law, public land usually goes untaxed — but it can be taxed, or can be subject to payments in lieu of taxes, if it's used for a strictly private purpose. Given that all the money collected at Red Bull Arena flows to the Red Bulls, the judge ruled that the \"public\" nature of the land was an accounting fiction, and demanded that the team cough up.\nWhether cash-strapped Harrison will see any money from this anytime soon is uncertain — the Red Bulls have promised to appeal, which could drag this out for years. (They're also still stiffing the city on $150,000 a year in rent.) But at least there's a chance of the city getting something back for its $80 million in land and infrastructure and $173 million new train station, aside from a bunch of muddy lots set aside for theoretical future development. (According to Business Week, payments from developers are running at just over one-tenth what was projected when the arena project was first planned.)\nGiven the number of teams that use the public-land, private-use dodge to avoid a stadium tax bill — which is to say, pretty much all of them — it's going to be interesting to see if this ruling sets any kind of precedent. Given that tax law varies widely from state to state, and who knows if this will hold up under appeal anyway, probably not, but it's an interesting idea for local governments to try to recoup some of the money they blew on stadiums in the hopes of sparking development that never arrived.\nPosted by Neil deMause in New York Red Bulls\nCOMMENTS\nThe Red Bulls are welcome in Harrison.\nThey can pay taxes like the rest of us overtaxed property owners.\nThe services the town provides in handling road traffic and what we have given up in convenient parking near the PATH station, not to mention the huge property tax increases we face for debt servicing are horrific.\nThis town is organized enough, and angry enough to make the Red Bulls pay up or move out completely.\nIf they would like to stall by appealing the decision, let's counter by forcing the stadium to go dark and let them sue us for eviction for failure to pay rent. Not paying contractual or court ordered settlements can work both ways.\nI would sincerely advise them to come to some amicable terms very, very quickly: the Mayor should propose to EITHER enforce the entire tax or enforce a more equitable rent: say $320k per month (to pay for services) and give the team 30 days max to consider the deal.\nThe next Mayor of Harrison will have a 100% mandate to start blocking all access to the stadium unless a deal is reached, and that's for starters.\nAny retained attorney that advises the team otherwise is merely padding their own fees: they shall not win anything for their client.\nI'd rather vote for town bankruptcy and merger with Newark or Hudson County with cancellation of all civic services than let the Red BullS--t get away with leveraging against blue collar local home owners.\nSincere advice to Trenton and beyond: this has the potential to flare into a much bigger, much nastier, front page kind of embarrassment.\nSuggest that the phone calls start going out to counsel in this case: the patience of the citizens has expired.\nPosted by Peter Talbot on January 20, 2012 10:35 AM\nNice to see the tax courts actually demonstrate a backbone on this issue.\nPosted by Joshua Northey on January 20, 2012 10:42 AM\nYeah, really sounds like they're \"welcome\" there. The club has been made the scapegoat for a lot of bad decisions and empty promises of ancillary development. As a RBNY fan I won't be spending a dime in Harrison if I can help it.\nPosted by Matt on January 20, 2012 11:21 AM\nYeah, really sounds like they're \"welcome\" there. The club has been made the scapegoat for a lot of bad decisions and empty promises of ancillary development. As a RBNY fan I won't be spending a dime in Harrison if I can help it.\nPosted by Matt on January 20, 2012 11:22 AM\n@Peter Talbot -\nPlease contact Santa Clara Plays Fair - the group that is fighting the 49ers stadium in Santa Clara. We face the same property tax issue.\nPeople here would like to hear about what your community is going through.\nOur County Tax Assessor actually endorsed the stadium despite the lack of property taxes that will be paid because the city owns the land so it's being billed as a 'municipal' stadium although its purpose is as an NFL stadium.\nNo idea if the free 49ers tickets for the Tax Assessor, Larry Stone, reported on his campaign finance disclosure forms, influenced his decision to actually campaign for the stadium during the stadium election.\nSanta Clara Plays Fair can be contacted here:\nsantaclaraplaysfair.org\nCitizens all over the country who are fighting against being taken to the cleaners by pro-sports teams and their quest for stadiums need to come together to put a halt to public funding and giveaways for stadiums.\nPosted by SantaClaraTaxpayer on January 20, 2012 01:32 PM\nLarry Stone gets to hang out on the sidelines at 49ers games.\nTo turn around and campaign for the stadium while in office as assessor stuck me as being highly inappropiate.\nTo do so while accepting gifts from the 49ers is corruption.\nPosted by santa clara jay on January 20, 2012 03:02 PM\nCan someone help me understand the 1.8Mil a year assessment? Is it based on a full year (365 days a year) of occupancy?\nIf there were other tenants would they need to split the tax? Anyone know if there were other events there?\nPosted by JB on January 20, 2012 06:14 PM\nCan someone help me understand the 1.8Mil a year assessment? Is it based on a full year (365 days a year) of occupancy?\nIf there were other tenants would they need to split the tax? Anyone know if there were other events there?\nPosted by JB on January 20, 2012 06:15 PM\nJB;\nMatters relating to assessment are complex, particularly as applied to commercial and 'non-linear' properties.\nI deal with assessment appeals (though not in New Jersey) and thus have some general background in this area.\nEvery jurisdiction has it's own rules and regs as relates to assessment and taxation, and I make no pretense toward knowing what these are in the state of NJ.\nIn general terms, commercial buildings and non linear property (things like trains, utility distribution systems etc) are not assessed based on their replacement or \"willing buyer/willing seller\" fair market value (as private homes generally are).\nThe reason for this is pretty obvious, given that these types of properties tend to sell infrequently and when they do the price rarely reflects the cost to build or rebuild the same asset.\nIn general, commercial property is valued based on it's highest and best use (which isn't always what the land is currently used for... for example, if you had an old barn on 10 acres of land in mid town Manhattan, you wouldn't be paying taxes based on the value of the farmland, but on what it would sell for if it was presently on the market and zoned for a use consistent with it's surroundings).\nSome types of commercial property are valued based on annual income (or potential).\nThis is a common method for rental and hotel properties.\nWe would need to know what method(s) the assessor used to arrive at an accurate explanation for the value given for this particular land and building, but I would assume RBA has been assessed based on it's income potential.\nAlthough it may seem counter-intuitive, it is not uncommon for multimillion dollar sports facilities (or other types of buildings) to be assessed at 10-20% of their construction cost - even when they seem practically new.\nThis is a reflection of the income generating ability of the building itself as a standalone asset (whether or not such a building is a good investment when it is assessed at 15% of it's cost one year after opening is another matter entirely...)\nIn the rare instances where these facilities are sold (generally by the municipality that built and owns them), they often sell for a value not far from the \"10-20%\" value mentioned above - sometimes much less (see Skydome).\nAs I understand the lease/ownership arrangement at RBA, the club paid for the building (more or less) and are the owners of same.\nThus, they are subject to any tax burden deemed payable by the state (assuming the present judgment isn't reversed on appeal) regardless of what other tenants might be present or events may be held.\nThis amount could be reduced if, for example, the stadium owners have agreed to payments in lieu of taxes (Pilots) to cover things like infrastructure connections, policing and the like.\nAs far as I know, they haven't done so, but I am not fully familiar with RBA or any agreements made with the city/state.\nHope that helps...\nPosted by John Bladen on January 22, 2012 03:42 PM\nThat is great info, John Bladen. Thank you.\nPosted by Ben Miller on January 23, 2012 10:08 AM\nYou're welcome, Ben.\nQuite often the answer to good questions like the one JB asked can lead to even more confusion!\nPosted by John Bladen on January 23, 2012 12:55 PM\nVery useful thank you. It does open a bunch of other questions but it could be never ending so I will stop there for now and do some research of my own. :-) (you provided plenty of direction for me). Thanks again.\nPosted by JB on January 23, 2012 04:32 PM\nJohn,\nIt's interesting to note that sports facilities depreciate like cars do. Glitzy and fun when new but hardly someone should view as a solid investment to own.\nIn Santa Clara the mayor is trying to refer to it as a \"municipal\" stadium. The 49ers will be paying no property tax. The Santa Clara County Assessor is all with this because he likes the 49ers so much.\nPosted by santa clara jay on January 24, 2012 02:40 AM\nPOST A COMMENT\nName:\nEmail Address:\nRemember personal info?\nYesNo\nComments:\nThis site written and maintained by Neil deMause. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-67-13782", "text": "Earliest European Farmers Left Little Genetic Mark On Modern Europe\nEarliest European Farmers Left Little Genetic Mark On Modern EuropeNovember 19, 2005 11:02 PMBiologyPrevious article:\nNew study shows patients more willing to consider self-injectable HIV therapy than many physicians anticipate\nNext article: Links\nAdd Comment\nMail to a Friend\nLink to this article\nPrint Article\nThe farmers who brought agriculture to central Europe about 7,500 years ago did not contribute heavily to the genetic makeup of modern Europeans, according to the first detailed analysis of ancient DNA extracted from skeletons of early European farmers.\nThe passionate debate over the origins of modern Europeans has a long history, and this work strengthens the argument that people of central European ancestry are largely the descendants of \"Old Stone Age,\" Paleolithic hunter-gatherers who arrived in Europe around 40,000 years ago rather than the first farmers who arrived tens of thousands of years later during the Neolithic Age.\nThis paper appears in the 11 November 2005 issue of the journal Science published by AAAS the nonprofit science society.\nThe researchers from Germany, the United Kingdom and Estonia extracted and analyzed DNA from the mitochondria of 24 skeletons of early farmers from 16 locations in Germany, Austria and Hungary. Six of these 24 skeletons contain genetic signatures that are extremely rare in modern European populations. Based on this discovery, the researchers conclude that early farmers did not leave much of a genetic mark on modern European populations.\n\"This was a surprise. I expected the distribution of mitochondrial DNA in these early farmers to be more similar to the distribution we have today in Europe,\" said Science author Joachim Burger from Johannes Gutenberg Universität Mainz in Mainz, Germany.\n\"Our paper suggests that there is a good possibility that the contribution of early farmers could be close to zero,\" said Science author Peter Forster from the University of Cambridge in Cambridge, UK.\nTo get at questions surrounding the ancestry of modern Europeans, the researchers studied mitochondrial DNA from early farmers in Central Europe. Mothers pass mitochondrial DNA to their offspring primarily \"as is,\" without mixing or recombination with mitochondrial DNA from fathers. Mitochondrial DNA, therefore, provides a way for researchers to piece together how closely members of a species are related, using maternal lineages as a guide, explained Burger.\nIn the new study, the researchers attempted to extract mitochondrial DNA from the skeletons of 56 humans who lived in various parts of Central Europe about 7500 years ago. These ancient humans all belonged to well known cultures that can be identified by the decorations on their pottery -- the Linearbandkeramik (LBK) and the Alföldi Vonaldiszes Kerámia (AVK). The presence of these cultures in Central Europe marks the onset of farming in the region. These farming practices originated in the \"Fertile Crescent\" of the Near East about 12,000 years ago.\nFrom bones and teeth of these 56 skeletons, the researchers extracted mitochondrial DNA sufficient for analysis from 24 of the skeletons. Six of the 24 early farmers belonged to the \"N1a\" human lineage, according to genetic signatures or \"haplotypes\" in their mitochondrial DNA that the researchers studied. These six skeletons are from archeological sites all across central Europe. Few modern Europeans belong to this N1a lineage, and those that do are spread across much of Europe.\nThe other 18 early farmers belonged to lineages not useful for investigating the genetic origins of modern Europeans because their genetic signatures from the scrutinized region of mitochondrial DNA are widespread in living humans, according to the authors.\nUsing the tools of population genetics and a worldwide database of 35,000 modern DNA samples, the researchers investigated the genetic legacy of early European farmers based on the fact that six of the 24 early European farmers are from a lineage that is now extremely rare in Europe and around the world.\nAt least 8 percent of the early farmers belonged to the N1a lineage, according to the researchers who estimate the range was between 8 and 42 percent.\nEven this conservative estimate of 8 percent stands in stark contrast to the current percentage of central Europeans who belong to the N1a lineage -- 0.2 percent. This discrepancy suggests that these early farmers did not leave much of a genetic mark on modern Central Europeans, the authors say.\n\"It's interesting that a potentially minor migration of people into Central Europe had such a huge cultural impact,\" said Forster.\nSmall pioneer groups may have carried farming into new areas of Europe, the authors suggest. Once farming had taken hold, the surrounding hunter-gatherers could have adapted the new culture and then outnumbered the original farmers, diluting their N1a frequency to the low modern level. A range of archeological research supports different aspects of this hypothesis, the authors say.\nAlternatively, a different population may have replaced the early farmers in Central Europe, eliminating most of the N1a types, but archaeological evidence for this scenario is scant, according to the authors.\nSource: American Association for the Advancement of Science\nAdd Comment\nMail to a Friend\nLink to this article\nPrint Article\nRelated Bio News & ArticlesBioinformaticsComplete mitochondrial genome of 5,000-year-old mummy yields surpriseOctober 30, 2008 08:17 PMBiologyNeandertal femur suggests competition with hyenas and a shift in landscape useMay\n3, 2005 06:47 PMBiologyOldest cranial, dental and postcranial fossils of early modern European humans confirmedMay 21, 2005 04:52 PM\nComments\nLogin\nUsername\nPassword\nRemember me\nNot yet part of the community?Register Now!\nNext article: Links\nPrevious article: New study shows patients more willing to consider self-injectable HIV therapy than many physicians anticipate\nNovember 19, 2005 11:02 PMBiology\nBiology RSS Feeds\nDisplay our News\nBio News Archive\nBiology Links\nContact Bio News Net\nBookmark Us! 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-83-07261", "text": "Istanbul Stock Exchange - MarketsWiki, A Commonwealth of Market Knowledge\nIstanbul Stock Exchange\nFrom MarketsWiki\nJump to: navigation,\nsearch\nWebsite\nMarketsWiki Page\nIstanbul Stock Exchange\nFounded\n1985\nHeadquarters\nIstanbul, Turkey\nKey People\nChairman & CEO Huseyin Erkan\nProducts\nIKMB-100 Index\nCorporate Website\nwww.ise.org\nThe Istanbul Stock Exchange (ISE), also known by its local acronym IKMB, is a fully-automated electronic trading exchange listing equities and debt securities. The ISE's benchmark stock index rallied significantly in 2009 after suffering a major downturn in 2008 following the global financial crisis, and began trading a new joint index for Turkish and Greek equities.\nBackground\nThe ISE was launched in 1985 and began trading securities publicly in 1986. In 1987, the exchange commenced publishing its benchmark stock index, the ISE-100 (also called the IMKB-100) on a daily instead of weekly basis, and in 1994 the ISE switched to fully-automated electronic trading. Six years later following a wave of global stock market demutualizations, the ISE took a 27.4 percent stake in the Baku Stock Exchange in Azerbaijan and a 5.26 percent stake in the Kyrgyz Stock Exchange in Kyrgyzstan.[1]\nFollowing several years of strong market growth, the ISE was slammed in 2008 by the global financial crisis and saw its total market capitalization fall by more than half from US$288 billion at the end of 2007 to just US$118 billion one year later. Over the same period, the benchmark ISE-100 index also dropped by more than half, from 55,538 points in 2007 to 26,864 in 2008.[2] By the end of 2008, 317 listed Tukish companies and nine Turkish exchange-traded funds (ETFs) were listed on the ISE.\nIn mid-October 2009 the ISE and its Greek counterpart, the Athens Stock Exchange (Athex), officially launched the Greece-Turkey 30 Index (GT-30) as a benchmark index for their markets combined.[3] The GT-30 is a STOXX customized index consisting of the 15 companies with the highest market capitalization on each exchange, calculated in Turkish lira and euros.[4] Its development and launch was the result of long-term co-operation between the two exchanges, which had received applications to develop exchange-traded funds (ETFs) based on the GT-30.\nBy mid-December 2009 the ISE had recovered some of its losses from the previous year, with the ISE-100 standing at just over 31,600, a gain of 17.2 percent on the year and a 22 percent rise since April.[5] The index crossed the 200-day moving average for the first time in more than a year.\nIn November 2011, plans were announced for a merger between Turkey's two largest exchanges, ISE and TurkDEX. CEO Huseyin Erkan also announced at that time that he would step down due to a new law passed by the Turkish government, giving the capital city of Ankara the power to appoint executives to the ISE board.[6]\nKey people\nISE Chairman and CEO Huseyin Erkan first joined the ISE in 1994 and was appointed executive vice-chairman in 1996, a position he held for 10 years.[7] He was appointed chairman and CEO in November 2007 and one year later was elected to the board of directors of the World Federation of Exchanges (WFE). Erkan is also president of the Federation of Euro-Asian Stock Exchanges (FEAS), a group he helped launch. He graduated New York University's Stern School of Business with an MBA in International Business and Finance in 1984.\nReferences\n↑ Milestones in ISE history. Istanbul Stock Exchange.\n↑ Global storm hits Turkish markets. Hürriyet.\n↑ The ISE Chairman & CEO Mr. Huseyin Erkan and the ATHEX Chairman Mr. Spyros Capralos officially launched the GT-30 Index. Federation of Euro-Asian Stock Exchanges (FEAS).\n↑ [http://www.ise.org/Libraries/Duyurular_genel_mektuplar/GT_30_Press_Bulletin.sflb.ashx GREECE – TURKEY JOINT INDEX\n“GT-30” MEETING (PDF)]. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-92-23889", "text": "Date: Thu, 01 Mar 2012 20:25:56 GMT\nConnection: close\nEconomic reform: It's the real economy, stupid - Business & Finance\nSUBSCRIBE TO B&F\nArchive\nMarkets\nMembers\nCareers\nAbout Us\nEnter search term:\nHome\nLatest Issue\nLatest News\nBlogs\nTop 1000 Companies\nPublications\nEvents & Awards\nResource Centre\nEmail\nPrint\nLatest B&F; Issue\nHome > Archive > 2010 > November issue > Interviews and Features >\n2011 2010December issueNovember issueCommentRound UpNewsBusiness person of the monthMarkets & EconomicsInterviews and FeaturesTechnologyComment & AnalysisOnes To WatchLifeThis WeekOctober issueSeptember issue Summer issueJune issueMay issueApril issueMarch issueFebruary issue2010 Year in Review200920082007200620052004\nFacebook\nTwitter\nLinkedin\nEconomic reform: It's the real economy, stupid\nThe exporting sector is not the only part of the economy that needs to become smart if Ireland is to recover, says Ronnie O’Toole\nIt was the Nobel prize winning Paul Krugman who said that “ productivity isn’ t everything, though in the long run it’ s nearly everything. A country’ s ability to improve its standard of living over time depends almost entirely on its ability to raise its output per worker.”\nHe said that in 1994, though writing in 2010 he might have put these points differently. In the short- run, productivity does little to solve what is a balance-sheet recession, though in the long run it’ s nearly everything. A country’ s ability to pay back its debts while minimizing the fall in its standard of living depends almost entirely on its ability to raise its output per worker.\nProductivity is once again moving centre stage. If the sovereign debt crisis had one clear positive it was the focus it started to place on growth prospects going forward. Of course in the short run, the sheer scale of retrenchment which Ireland is being forced into will result in a weaker growth than would have otherwise been the case. However as we move beyond this, productivity growth will again take over as the primary driver of welfare.\nThis is where the Smart Economy debate, long derided as a wordy PR distraction, will increase in relevance. What’ s disappointing about this debate is that up to now it has focused almost entirely on exporting firms, the one section of the economy that is already demonstrably smart.\nThe evidence of this is striking. In a research paper published in October, the ECB ranked Ireland as being the most high-tech exporting country, far outpacing Austria and Finland in second and third place respectively. The other countries with which we supposedly share so many similarities, namely Greece and Spain, were at the opposite end of the scale. In the space of twenty years Ireland has moved to the quality end of the export spectrum, and is a world leader in pharmaceuticals, information technology and services.\nHowever the debate on how we can make our exporting sector smarter has continued in what is an increasingly redundant debate. Many of these issues have been resolved a long time ago. Should we or shouldn’ t have an active industrial policy? Answer: We should and we do. Should we turn our back on services, and concentrate on manufacturing? Answer: No we shouldn’t, nor will we.\nWhy then do policymakers still focus on exporters? The reason is simple. Productivity growth destroys as it creates. Improving productivity requires out-dated practices to be swept away, companies to transform and workers to re-skill. It’s difficult, often unpopular, yet crucial for long-run economic health.\nHowever when we create an exporting operation in Ireland, the pain is felt elsewhere. Maybe a plant gets shut in Israel, or a planned expansion in the US is cancelled. Do you think that when the Polish Government was pitching to Dell that it was worried about the job losses in Limerick? Of course not. Promoting export firms is a one-way bet, and avoids having to make the really difficult decisions.\nWhat our exporters really need now is action to reduce the cost of operating a business from Ireland.\nThe source of this cost is the sectors which sell into the domestic market, many of whom are anything but smart. This is not just another jab at the public sector. Many sectors dominated by private provision in Ireland remain unreformed, inefficient and expensive.\nReforming these sectors will be difficult, and the benefits aren’ t immediate. Reform must be done sector by sector, ensuring that regulation promotes competition. The Government itself must become a very demanding customer for local services through its procurement practices.\nThe banking sector is a case in point. Banks are the gatekeepers for Ireland’ s payments industry, the means by which we as a society pay for goods and services. Almost uniquely in Europe, the Irish payments industry remains dominated by paper – i.e. cash and cheques - at a cost of €1bn annually to the economy.\nThe cost of our high use of cash and cheques goes beyond pure financial concerns. Wide-scale cash usage helps perpetuate the shadow economy, at a considerable cost to ordinary, compliant taxpayers. Further, the security challenges of transporting large volumes of cash are needlessly putting the lives of bank, retail and security staff at risk. Finally, there is a strong correlation between a country’ s use of cheques and the problem of a late payments culture, which in Ireland causes huge difficulties for SMEs.\nOf course the payments issue is just one example of many. The recent Forfás report, “Making it Happen, Growing Enterprise for Ireland”, sets out the range of actions needed to stimulate domestic productivity. It highlights the role of competition policy, particularly in the areas of legal and medical services, where costs remain very high despite the price falls in the rest of the economy. They also highlight public procurement as an area which needs to be overhauled. Firms react to the demands of consumers, and where the Government is the consumer it has to become far more demanding.\nWe are not alone in this need to tackle structural reforms. The above ECB report concluded that European policymakers have been using the strength of the Euro as an excuse for Europe\n", "entities": [{"start": 930, "end": 941, "label": ["21201"]}, {"start": 950, "end": 962, "label": ["313701"]}, {"start": 1825, "end": 1832, "label": ["14560"]}, {"start": 2097, "end": 2099, "label": ["24389"]}, {"start": 2397, "end": 2400, "label": ["9474"]}, {"start": 2408, "end": 2415, "label": ["14560"]}, {"start": 2477, "end": 2484, "label": ["26964606"]}, {"start": 2489, "end": 2496, "label": ["10577"]}, {"start": 2617, "end": 2623, "label": ["12108"]}, {"start": 2628, "end": 2633, "label": ["26667"]}, {"start": 2703, "end": 2710, "label": ["14560"]}, {"start": 3581, "end": 3588, "label": ["14560"]}, {"start": 3645, "end": 3651, "label": ["9282173"]}, {"start": 3683, "end": 3685, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 3727, "end": 3733, "label": ["22936"]}, {"start": 3761, "end": 3765, "label": ["102490"]}, {"start": 3810, "end": 3818, "label": ["56885"]}, {"start": 4027, "end": 4034, "label": ["14560"]}, {"start": 4247, "end": 4254, "label": ["14560"]}, {"start": 4648, "end": 4655, "label": ["14560"]}, {"start": 4760, "end": 4766, "label": ["9239"]}, {"start": 4772, "end": 4777, "label": ["14560"]}, {"start": 5366, "end": 5373, "label": ["14560"]}, {"start": 5403, "end": 5407, "label": ["426334"]}, {"start": 5535, "end": 5542, "label": ["14560"]}, {"start": 5937, "end": 5947, "label": ["12229"]}, {"start": 6071, "end": 6074, "label": ["9474"]}, {"start": 6097, "end": 6105, "label": ["9239"]}, {"start": 6155, "end": 6159, "label": ["9472"]}, {"start": 6177, "end": 6183, "label": ["9239"]}]}
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Well done to Wirral Minis for another great event. See www.wirralminis.com.\nMICKS Run\nTuesday, 21 February 2012 00:00\nThe Irish Mini Owners Club held its MICKS Run (Minis in County Kildare) in November. A total of 13 cars turned out for the crisp winter’s morning run, which took them across the County of Kildare and the Curragh Plains with a nice lunch stop in the town of Kilcullen. The club would like to thank Killian O’Carroll who organised the run and route.\nHelp for Heroes Mini\nTuesday, 21 February 2012 00:00\nRobert Earls is looking for sponsors for his project to build a mascot Mini to raise money for the Help for Heroes charity. The aim is for the car to be used to promote awareness at shows to collect donations for the charity. If you’d like to help this worthy cause check out the website at www.miniforheroes.com or see the Minis for Heroes Facebook page.\nBRSCC Mighty Minis Championship\nTuesday, 21 February 2012 00:00\nThomas Moseley is 20 years old and a Mini enthusiast from Yorkshire. Currently at college, and working part time at Halfords, he spends all his spare time and money on his Mini racing car. Thomas will be competing in this year’s BRSCC Mighty Minis championship.He has Minis in his blood, as his great grandfather owned a very special Mini. In 1965 the millionth Mini came off of the production line at Longbridge. A draw took place where it was won by a BMC employee. However, the very next Mini made was won by BMC customer, Alfred Benton, Thomas’ great grandfather. You can see this Mini at www.britishpathe.com/video/millionth-mini. Keep up with Thomas’ progress at www.thomasmoseleymightyminis.blogspot.com or check out his sponsor’s website at www.blog.minisport.com.\nElectric Minis Made by a C-FEE\nTuesday, 21 February 2012 00:00\nAnybody living in Thailand\n", "entities": [{"start": 342, "end": 346, "label": ["3484410"]}, {"start": 492, "end": 509, "label": ["532287"]}, {"start": 554, "end": 562, "label": ["18564164"]}, {"start": 619, "end": 636, "label": ["532287"]}, {"start": 740, "end": 743, "label": ["3772"]}, {"start": 803, "end": 806, "label": ["3772"]}, {"start": 829, "end": 837, "label": ["26428463"]}, {"start": 845, "end": 847, "label": ["608662"]}, {"start": 1129, "end": 1133, "label": ["3484410"]}, {"start": 1152, "end": 1154, "label": ["31717"]}, {"start": 1368, "end": 1374, "label": ["1526370"]}, {"start": 1621, "end": 1629, "label": ["5648"]}, {"start": 1634, "end": 1641, "label": ["36741"]}, {"start": 1899, "end": 1913, "label": ["94784"]}, {"start": 2031, "end": 2038, "label": ["94784"]}, {"start": 2047, "end": 2061, "label": ["71593887"]}, {"start": 2100, "end": 2109, "label": ["5054635"]}, {"start": 2315, "end": 2319, "label": ["3484410"]}, {"start": 2343, "end": 2358, "label": ["15465229"]}, {"start": 2701, "end": 2705, "label": ["3484410"]}, {"start": 2722, "end": 2731, "label": ["36637"]}, {"start": 2780, "end": 2788, "label": ["2484684"]}, {"start": 2836, "end": 2840, "label": ["3484410"]}, {"start": 2998, "end": 3002, "label": ["3484410"]}, {"start": 3026, "end": 3030, "label": ["3484410"]}, {"start": 3066, "end": 3076, "label": ["2035790"]}, {"start": 3118, "end": 3121, "label": ["294788"]}, {"start": 3155, "end": 3159, "label": ["3484410"]}, {"start": 3176, "end": 3179, "label": ["294788"]}, {"start": 3249, "end": 3253, "label": ["3484410"]}, {"start": 3518, "end": 3526, "label": ["30128"]}]}
{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0502wb-60-21143", "text": "2008 CHN All-Final Four & MOP | College Basketball by Collegehoops.net\nHeader\nMore Features\nNCAA\nBasketball\nConferences:\nacc\nbig12\nbeast\nbig10\npac12\nsec\na10\ncusa\nmwc\nvalley\ncaa\nhoriz\nwac\nwcc\nbwest\nmaac\nmac\nsouth\nsumm\n+ all\nLogin / Register / Pickem\nshare\n|\n|\ncollege\nbasketball\nrecruiting\nnba draft:\nmock draft\nrankings:    top 50    non-bcs    rpi    ap\nplayers\nodds\nncaa tournament:\nbracketology    bracket    schedule\na\n2008 CHN All-Final Four & MOP\nFollow @CollegeHoopsNet\nTweet\nApril 8th, 2008\nby Jeff Fox\n» Tags Final Four\nKansas\nMemphis\nAwards\nNCAA Tournament\nAverage:\n0\nNo votes yet\nYour rating:\nSelect ratingPoorOkayGoodGreatAwesomeGive it 6/6\nYour rating: None\nAfter a National Championship game for the ages, and a Final Four utterly\ndominated by Kansas & Memphis, it is no shock that CHN’s All-Final Four team is\nall Jayhawks and Tigers.\nMOP: Mario Chalmers, Kansas\nFinal Four Averages: 14.5ppg, 3.5rpg, 3.0apg, 3.5spg\nChalmers truly was Super Mario in the championship game versus Memphis.  By now\nthe whole world has heard and seen his last second three-pointer to tie the game\nin regulation, but he excelled in other aspects of the game also.  Always a\ntough defender, he was a thorn in Memphis’ side as they tried to run their\noffense and picked off four balls.  Plus Memphis’ ultimate Achilles Heal was\nChalmers strong suit this game – he was 6-6 from the charity stripe.\nMOP Runner Up: Darrell Arthur, Kansas\nFinal Four Averages: 13.0ppg, 9.5rpg, 2.0bpg\nArthur quietly had an excellent championship game also.  He was his usual\nexceptional self down low, providing scoring and rebounding (including five on\nthe offensive end), and also knocked down some face up jumpers.  Plus he didn’t\nmiss a free throw (2-2).\nAll Final Four Team:\nGuard: Mario Chalmers, Kansas\nGuard: Brandon Rush, Kansas\nFinal Four Averages: 18.5ppg, 6.5rpg, 16/26 FG\nRush scorched UNC to get the Jayhawks into the final.  Against Memphis he had a\nvery solid 12 points and six boards.  NBA, here he comes (finally).\nGuard: Derrick Rose, Memphis\nFinal Four Averages: 21.5ppg, 7.5rpg, 6.0apg\nRose’s explosive NCAA tournament performance has shown why he, and not Michael Beasley, is the top prospect of this year’s NBA draft.\nGuard: Chris Douglas-Roberts, Memphis\nFinal Four Averages: 25.0ppg, 2.5rpg, 15/20 FT\nHis inability to hit clutch free throws kept Memphis from winning its first\nmen’s hoops national championship and also kept Douglas-Roberts from being CHN’s\nFinal Four MOP.  Pretty sure the first one hurts more than the second.\nForward: Darrell Arthur, Kansas\nAdd comment\nYour name: *\nE-mail: *\nThe content of this field is kept private and will not be shown publicly.\nHomepage:\nSubject:\nComment: *\nAllowed HTML tags: <a> <em> <strong> <cite> <code> <ul> <ol> <li> <dl> <dt> <dd>You may quote other posts using [quote] tags.Lines and paragraphs break automatically.More information about formatting options\nWin a Trip to Vegas For March Madness!\nRetro College Cuts loves college\nbasketball! 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0503wb-06-03758", "text": "Connection: close\nSchool news, Jan. 9\nView Mobile Site\nLogin\n|\nManage Account\n|\nRegister\n|\nContact Us\n|\nPlace an Ad\n|\nSubscribe to the Times\nMarch 1, 2012\n| Gainesville, Ga.\nJOBS\nAUTOS\nHOMES\nNews\nSports\nLife\nGet Out\nDaily Deal\nAsk The Expert\nClassified/ Legal Ads\nCommunity\nLife top storiesComicsGood newsReunionsColumnistsHometown religionTelevision listingsRecipesRelationships › Weddings› Engagements› Anniversaries› Births\nHome\n›\nLife\n›\nGood news\n›\nSchool news, Jan. 9\nTOP RECENT CONTENT\nArticles\nTexting error leads to lockdowns at West Hall middle, high schools\nDawson County keeps historic season going with 42-35 win over Buford\nThird-grader from Cumming goes on big adventure\nGHS will have 1 valedictorian at spring graduation\nLakeview falls short in rally against Aquinas, 70-60\nMultimedia\nRegion 8-AAA basketball tournament held at Gainesville High School: N. Hall girls vs. Gainesville\nSchool bus pulled from side of road\nSchool news, Jan. 9\nFrom staff reports\nPOSTED:\nJanuary 9, 2012 1:00 a.m.\nREAD MORE\nDo you have school news you'd like to share?\nIf you have an award, good deed or other news you'd like to share with our readers, please submit your information to life@gainesvilletimes.com. Please limit the number of photos you send to one. Sorry, we cannot guarantee when an item will run; due to the number of submissions, items run as space permits.\nThe following local students graduated from Gainesville State College in the school's 2011 summer and fall commencement ceremony on Dec. 10. Students graduating Summa Cum Laude have a collective GPA of 3.90 to 4.0. Students graduating Magna Cum Laude have a collective GPA of 3.70 to 3.89. Students graduating Cum Laude have a collective GPA of 3.50 to 3.69.\nSumma Cum Laude graduate: Gainesville: Heather Nicole Smith;\nMagna Cum Laude graduates: Buford: Melissa Day Moncrief; Cornelia: Malissa Posey; Flowery Branch: Elizabeth J. Harrison; Gainesville: Laura Y. Janick, Lois Rosaleen Varghese; Jefferson: Diana Guadalupe Flores; Oakwood: Elianni Caban; Talmo: Sara Christine Goodwin,\nCum Laude graduates: Buford: Brandi Lee Shurek; Commerce: Laura Frink;\nCumming: Crystal Ann Guest; Dawsonville: Karen D. Barr, Kimberly Nicole Odom; Gainesville: Karen D. Hamby; Jefferson: Joseph Scott Laird.\nGraduates: Buford: Carlos H. Charry; Cleveland: Anita Bradbury; Gainesville: Cari Nicole McDonald; Hoschton: David Prae.\n•\nTruett-McConnell College announces that Hall County students received academic recognition for the fall semester 2011. Students named as the president's club for the semester have earned a perfect 4.0 grade-point average, and students named to the dean's list have earned a grade-point average of 3.5 or higher.\nFall 2011 president's club:\nGainesville: Hannah Jackson, Kelly Jackson, Micah Risinger, Cory Smith;\nOakwood: Christian Davis.\nFall 2011 dean's list: Clermont: Charles Cottrell; Flowery Branch: David Foster; Joy Smith; Gainesville: Arianna Adame, Marjorie Grindle, Loren Hildebrant, Ethan Jackson, Hillary Ledford, Jessica Porter, Tiffany Sims, Kimberly Stewart; Lula: Hayden Fleming; Oakwood: Philip Griffith.\n•\nThe following students have been awarded academic honors for the recent fall semester at Piedmont College. Students named as dean's scholars for the semester have earned a perfect 4.0 grade-point average, and students named to the dean's list have earned a grade-point average of 3.5 to 3.99.\nFall 2011 dean's scholars:\nAlto: Megan C. Dills, Cassandra Bennett Laws; Braselton: James B. Bellamy, Kyle M. Bellamy, Tara S. Duck, Jamie J. Kull, Donna Lynn Smith; Buford: Hallye E. Jerkins, Cara Kenney, Abigail L. Sutton, Jessica A. Sutton; Cleveland: Abigail H. Cutchshaw, William Haylen of Cleveland, Dana F. McClure, Lois B. Rogers, Samuel H. Steele; Commerce: Dustin Black, Joann Cromer, Katelyn T. Nevil, Micah D. Poston, Amber L. Smith, Carrie W. Sorrow, Tricia Mealor; Flowery Branch: Kathryn T. Dague, Jessica C. Hollis, Rebekah D. Staton; Gainesville: Jennifer Fuller, ErikaJade A. Carr, Madeline J. Haymore; Hoschton: Lauren R. Hamel, Jonathan D. Sink;\nJefferson: Michele O. Carlson; Lula: Kirsti L. Matson, Brady R. Strickland.\nJan. 8, 2012 12:27a.m. EST\nSchool news, Jan. 9\nGainesville Times\nThe following local students graduated from Gainesville State College in the school's 2011 summer and fall commencement ceremony on Dec. 10. Students graduating Summa Cum Laude have a collective GPA of 3.90 to 4.0. Students graduating Magna Cum Laude have a collective GPA of 3.70 to 3.89. Students graduating Cum Laude have a collective GPA of 3.50 to 3.69.\nSumma Cum Laude graduate: Gainesville: Heather Nicole Smith;\nMagna Cum Laude graduates: Buford: Melissa Day Moncrief; Cornelia: Malissa Posey; Flowery Branch: Elizabeth J. Harrison; Gainesville: Laura Y. Janick, Lois Rosaleen Varghese; Jefferson: Diana Guadalupe Flores; Oakwood: Elianni Caban; Talmo: Sara Christine Goodwin,\nCum Laude graduates: Buford: Brandi Lee Shurek; Commerce: Laura Frink;\nCumming: Crystal Ann Guest; Dawsonville: Karen D. Barr, Kimberly Nicole Odom; Gainesville: Karen D. Hamby; Jefferson: Joseph Scott Laird.\nGraduates: Buford: Carlos H. Charry; Cleveland: Anita Bradbury; Gainesville: Cari Nicole McDonald; Hoschton: David Prae.\n•\nTruett-McConnell College announces that Hall County students received academic recognition for the fall semester 2011. Students named as the president's club for the semester have earned a perfect 4.0 grade-point average, and students named to the dean's list have earned a grade-point average of 3.5 or higher.\nFall 2011 president's club:\nGainesville: Hannah Jackson, Kelly Jackson, Micah Risinger, Cory Smith;\nOakwood: Christian Davis.\nFall 2011 dean's list: Clermont: Charles Cottrell; Flowery Branch: David Foster; Joy Smith; Gainesville: Arianna Adame, Marjorie Grindle, Loren Hildebrant, Ethan Jackson, Hillary Ledford, Jessica Porter, Tiffany Sims, Kimberly Stewart; Lula: Hayden Fleming; Oakwood: Philip Griffith.\n•\nThe following students have been awarded academic honors for the recent fall semester at Piedmont College. Students named as dean's scholars for the semester have earned a perfect 4.0 grade-point average, and students named to the dean's list have earned a grade-point average of 3.5 to 3.99.\nFall 2011 dean's scholars:\nAlto: Megan C. Dills, Cassandra Bennett Laws; Braselton: James B. Bellamy, Kyle M. Bellamy, Tara S. Duck, Jamie J. Kull, Donna Lynn Smith; Buford: Hallye E. Jerkins, Cara Kenney, Abigail L. Sutton, Jessica A. Sutton; Cleveland: Abigail H. Cutchshaw, William Haylen of Cleveland, Dana F. McClure, Lois B. Rogers, Samuel H. Steele; Commerce: Dustin Black, Joann Cromer, Katelyn T. Nevil, Micah D. Poston, Amber L. Smith, Carrie W. Sorrow, Tricia Mealor; Flowery Branch: Kathryn T. Dague, Jessica C. Hollis, Rebekah D. Staton; Gainesville: Jennifer Fuller, ErikaJade A. Carr, Madeline J. Haymore; Hoschton: Lauren R. Hamel, Jonathan D. Sink;\nJefferson: Michele O. Carlson; Lula: Kirsti L. Matson, Brady R. Strickland.\nCopyright 2011 MorrisMultimedia . All rights reserved. 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Half of the meeting was devoted to a ‘visioning’ exercise where the group responded to the question, “it’s Dec. 2019 and the media asks you, ‘what has this group accomplished in sustainable transportation in the last ten years?’”\nSmall groups brainstormed and then the larger group voted for their favorites among the long list of ‘accomplishments’. Top vote getters are:\nWe adopted ‘complete streets’ legislation and incorporate it in every road project\nWe’ve completed the Towpath Trail and the Cleveland neighborhood connectors\nWe have predictable transit funding from the federal government\nWe increased ‘mode shift’ – more transit riders and transportation cyclists\n“The next meeting we’ll talk about metrics,” said Mike Neundorfer, president of Neundorfer Particulate Knowledge and co-convener of the group. “We should link with the Metrics group that came out of the 2019 summit. And among us we should divide into smaller groups and work on developing metrics.”\nProjects updates followed the visioning session. They are:\nImproving the performance of Euclid Corridor as a Complete Street\nKevin Schmotzer at the city’s Department of Economic Development, offered that some of the recent changes to the timing of traffic lights on Euclid Corridor are due to construction. “Many have come from east-west route changes and from RTA drivers, but if you have specific intersections of concern, flag them.”\nBrad Chase at GreenCityBlueLake Institute and chair of RTA Citizens’ Advisory Board, said the larger concern is keeping the line of communication open between the city, RTA and other stakeholders to help achieve the promised 20 minute travel time from Public Square to East Cleveland.\n“How do we have better communications between groups in corridor, and how do we define a Complete Street corridor?” Chase said. “This is supposed to be a bus, pedestrian and bike priority corridor. If we want to get this (complete streets) working around the city, we have to get it right here first.”\nAction item: Chase and John Mitterholzer, program officer at Gund Foundation and a 2019 Transportation group co-convener, will work on a meeting with the stakeholders along the corridor with the goal of establishing a “better communication protocol on changes” that have lengthened the 20 minute trip time for the HealthLine bus-rapid transit line.\n3-C passenger rail\nLegislators need to hear the urgency from supporters of the 3-C, said Devan Willemsen, Director of Air & Land Use Special Projects at the Ohio Environmental Council. Ohio has $400 million promised from the federal government for high speed rail, but it has not been committed by the state. “It’s turning into a bit of a governor’s race issue. Some people are calling multi-modalism a passing fad. The controlling board for 3-C need to let legislators, specifically Bill Harris, know to get this going.”\nMitterholzer added that many are not aware that the federally designated high-speed rail corridors will continue to receive funding, up to $1 billion over next few years. “If we turn down this money, we’re done with rail in this state for the next decade. We’re the only state considering turning down the federal money.”\nAction item: Willemsen said supporters of the 3-C can let their legislators know how they feel using this web site http://www.linkingohio.com/\nFederal funding for multi-modal projects\nTransportation legislation has been introduced in the Senate, after the House passed its version. Supporters of multimodal and active transportation can sign up for Rails-to-Trails Conservancy email alerts, said RTC Ohio director Rhonda Border-Boose. “Talk about predictable, federal funding – this is it,” she said.\nAction item: “We need senate support – specifically Sen. Voinovich,\" Border-Boose said. 'We would like a ‘show Congress’ event, to tour Voinovich around where the alternative transportation dollars are being spent. Right now we need letters to legislators.\"\nMulti-purpose path on the Innerbelt Bridge\nGovernor Strickland said he’d like ODOT to look again at the feasibility of a bike and pedestrian path on the new Innerbelt Bridge. “He has a couple of important caveats, on cost and safety that we plan to address,” said ClevelandBikes volunteer Kevin Cronin. “We deeply appreciate the step the governor took, and Senator Brown’s letter. It’s a testament to the individuals who sent letters to local and federal leaders. We’re not out of woods yet, but we’re making progress.”\nThe group rounded out the meeting discussing new roles to sharpen implementation. A coordinator that works with the city, a liaison to other 2019 groups, a strategic plan coordinator, and an executive committee for the group were some of the positions identified for further discussion.\nIn its wants and needs category, the group identified the following:\nCan we convince the city that our priorities are their priorities?\nWhat’s our role from 2019?\nIdentifying right minority reps.\nSufficient focus.\nSubcommittee structure.\nID short term goals to expand the scope of the group.\nThink bigger for action items – to gain traction, go for something substantial.\nKeep track of accomplishments done (quantify and capture).\nA complete streets group\nFocus, don’t want to get spread too thin.\nBuy in from local politicians.\nClearer vision of responsibilities, what power do we have to make the changes?\nBe clear communicating to the public.\nNeed more attention to what is our authority and use our networks to get more attention to our projects.\nAnd how drive issue home through channels that we know.\n‹ 2019 Transportation group October 2010 meeting minutes\nup\nComparison measurements and metrics ›\nThis site is inspired by the memory of Richard Shatten, a former board member of EcoCity Cleveland, who pushed Northeast Ohio to think strategically about regionalism and sustainability.\nA service of the GreenCityBlueLake Institute at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History.\nOperating support provided by The George Gund Foundation.\nThe GreenCityBlueLake name and logo are registered service marks of the Cleveland Museum of Natural History\n", "entities": [{"start": 1885, "end": 1894, "label": ["129084"]}, {"start": 2032, "end": 2041, "label": ["129084"]}, {"start": 5354, "end": 5357, "label": ["755427"]}, {"start": 5599, "end": 5602, "label": ["755427"]}, {"start": 5682, "end": 5695, "label": ["8654977"]}, {"start": 5699, "end": 5713, "label": ["129084"]}, {"start": 6030, "end": 6035, "label": ["4422812"]}, {"start": 6078, "end": 6093, "label": ["18753923"]}, {"start": 6331, "end": 6341, "label": ["19920177"]}, {"start": 6850, "end": 6861, "label": ["1915835"]}, {"start": 7448, "end": 7454, "label": ["24909346"]}, {"start": 7466, "end": 7471, "label": ["13590"]}, {"start": 7822, "end": 7830, "label": ["31756"]}, {"start": 8021, "end": 8031, "label": ["8433426"]}, {"start": 8047, "end": 8051, "label": ["5585716"]}, {"start": 8126, "end": 8142, "label": ["21581530"]}, {"start": 8334, "end": 8339, "label": ["38902"]}, {"start": 9014, "end": 9016, "label": ["364578"]}, {"start": 9232, "end": 9237, "label": ["8013981"]}, {"start": 9792, "end": 9806, "label": ["521854"]}, {"start": 9920, "end": 9955, "label": ["722310"]}, {"start": 9991, "end": 10013, "label": ["18753923"]}, {"start": 10087, "end": 10122, "label": ["722310"]}]}
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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0503wb-39-13394", "text": "Great Lakes Scuttlebutt - Michigan Boating Industries Association President Van Snider Retires\nHome\nThe Magazine\nOnline Magazine\nNews & Articles\nLatest Newsletter\nPhoto Gallery\nClassifieds\nBoatsville Network\nYachtworld\nMagazine Distribution\nBoating Services\nBoat Shows & Events\nBoating Tools\nBoat History\nBoat Loans\nBoat Tests\nBoat Values\nCharts\nWork in Boating\nBoatUS Boating Simulator Game\nWeather Conditions\nLake Levels\nMarine Forcast\nSocial Networking\nFind us on Facebook\nFollow us on Twitter\nWatch us on YouTube\nContact Us\nEmail Us\nAdvertising Info\nClassified Advertising\nBuy A Print Subscription\nSubmit Your Photos\nFrequently Asked Questions\nTestimonials\nMichigan Boating Industries Association President Van Snider Retires\nPublished Friday, December 10, 2010 7:00 amby Michigan Boating Industries AssociationLivonia, Mich.,- Van W. Snider, Jr., CAE, retired November 30, 2010 from his Chief Staff Executive position with the Michigan Boating Industries Association (MBIA) with more than 20 years as the Association's President.\nSnider joined MBIA in August, 1990 after serving approximately eight years as the Executive Director of the Marine Industries Association of South Florida (MIASF).\nPrior to his 28 years of management of two major marine trade associations, Snider managed a boat dealership and marina in Ohio prior to moving to Florida.\nBefore assuming management of MIASF, he sold yachts as a yacht broker, managing a boat dealership as well as a marina.\nAfter receiving his BBA degree from Ohio University in 1968, Snider was commissioned in the US Army and served as an Armor Officer on Okinawa, Japan.\nWhile in Florida, Snider received his M.B.A. degree from Novi Southeastern University, Ft. Lauderdale-Davie, Florida and was certified as a Certified Association Executive (CAE) from the American Society of Association Executives which he has maintained.\nDuring his tenure at MBIA, the association expanded member benefits and increased the number of boat shows produced by the statewide association from one show to three which include the Detroit Boat Show, Spring Boating Expo in Novi, Mich., and the Boating & Outdoor Festival in Harrison Township, Mich.\nSnider has been recognized for his leadership and accomplishments from several organizations.\nHe is an Honorary Alumni of Michigan State University; received the Michigan Society of Association's (MSAE) Strategic Leader Award and recently was inducted into the MSAE Hall of Fame, and was also inducted into the MBIA Hall of Fame on December 2, at theRecreational Boating Educational Conference in Midland, Mich. In addition, Michigan Sea Grant created an award given to him to recognize his collaborative efforts with Sea Grant which now is called the \"Van Snider Award.\"\nSnider plans to stay in Michigan\n", "entities": [{"start": 815, "end": 822, "label": ["124387"]}, {"start": 824, "end": 829, "label": ["18859"]}, {"start": 852, "end": 855, "label": ["-1"]}, {"start": 973, "end": 977, "label": ["4289398"]}, {"start": 1176, "end": 1189, "label": ["996451"]}, {"start": 1322, "end": 1326, "label": ["22199"]}, {"start": 1346, "end": 1353, "label": ["996451"]}, {"start": 1494, "end": 1497, "label": ["389487"]}, {"start": 1510, "end": 1525, "label": ["483329"]}, {"start": 1566, "end": 1573, "label": ["32087"]}, {"start": 1608, "end": 1615, "label": ["22477"]}, {"start": 1617, "end": 1622, "label": ["15573"]}, {"start": 1633, "end": 1640, "label": ["996451"]}, {"start": 1711, "end": 1713, "label": ["136566"]}, {"start": 1733, "end": 1740, "label": ["996451"]}, {"start": 1764, "end": 1795, "label": ["-1"]}, {"start": 1797, "end": 1800, "label": ["-1"]}, {"start": 1811, "end": 1853, "label": ["8822481"]}, {"start": 2107, "end": 2111, "label": ["118775"]}, {"start": 2113, "end": 2118, "label": ["18859"]}, {"start": 2158, "end": 2175, "label": ["118012"]}, {"start": 2177, "end": 2181, "label": ["18859"]}, {"start": 2305, "end": 2330, "label": ["241128"]}, {"start": 2580, "end": 2587, "label": ["150538"]}, {"start": 2589, "end": 2593, "label": ["18859"]}, {"start": 2779, "end": 2787, "label": ["18859"]}]}
{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0503wb-39-17456", "text": "FSN ~ Financial Reporting ~ “The Impact of the Narrative Reporting Provisions of the Companies Act 2006 on Performance Reporting”\nHOME\nABOUT US\nFSN CONFERENCES\nBOOKSTORE\nCHANNELS:\nSECTORS:\nBI, BPM & CPM\nDocument Management\nEnterprise Financials\nFinancial Reporting\nHuman Resources\nKPI & Environment\nMid-Range Accounting\nOutsourcing\nSME Accounting\nCATEGORIES:\nCEO Interviews\nMarket Analysis\nProduct Reviews\nVideos & Webinars\nWhite Papers\nFEEDS:\nView All Feeds\nNewswires\nFinancial Reporting\nWhite Paper\n“The Impact of the Narrative Reporting Provisions of the Companies Act 2006 on Performance Reporting”\n6th November 2006\nContents\nINTRODUCTION\nTiming\nTHE DETAIL OF THE BUSINESS REVIEW\nSection 423, Contents of Business review\nTHE CHALLENGES OF THE EBR\nThe strategic purpose of the EBR\nThe EBR must be “balanced and comprehensive”\nForward looking statements\nDisclosure of KPIs\nTHE IMPACT ON APPLICATIONS AND PROCESSESS\nStrategy setting\nPlanning, budgeting and forecasting\nScorecarding and dash-boarding\nConsolidation\nReporting\nINTEGRATION IS KEY\nSUMMARY\nINTRODUCTION:\nThe UK 's system of company law and corporate governance, setting out the legal basis on which companies are formed and run, is a vital part of the legal framework within which business is conducted. But over time, the Companies Acts 1985 and 1989 have become convoluted and unwieldy to understand as successive amendments were made and changes emanating from Europe impacted on our domestic law.\nSo the Companies Act 2006 is a consolidating piece of legislation which will codify and re-arrange existing regulation into a more readily understandable and comprehensive source of law whilst giving effect to new aspects of regulation as part of the government's reform agenda.\nIn broad terms, the Act is designed to promote shareholder engagement and a long-term investment culture as well as introduce new provisions for small companies, for example, making it easier to set up and run a company. But it also introduces new requirements around narrative and performance reporting for all but the smallest of companies 1 – the subject of this review.\nHelpfully, in addition to codifying the requirements of the EU Accounts Modernisation Directive the Act ends much of the uncertainty following the withdrawal of the ‘Operating and Financial Review' (OFR) which was abruptly abandoned by the government in November 2005. After the demise of the OFR, the government has re-affirmed its commitment to “encouraging meaningful strategic, forward-looking information to assist shareholder engagement”, but there are some notable differences between the narrative reporting provisions of the Act and the OFR it replaces.\nFor instance, although auditors will continue to be required to report on the consistency of the Directors' Report with the annual accounts (as is required by the Accounts Modernisation Directive) there will not be any additional requirement to check for other inconsistencies. Furthermore, all companies will be exempted from disclosing in the Business Review information which is seriously prejudicial to the company's interests. This exemption was previously only provided for companies that had to produce an OFR; and finally, there will be no statutory reporting standards for the Business Review. The former Accounting Standards Board (ASB) Standard (RS1) has been relegated to the status of a statement of best practice. So, for example, the Act is much less prescriptive than RS1 about the information to be disclosed when reporting KPIs.\nOne important change that may have gone unnoticed by many is that the requirements for narrative reporting have been streamlined so that the obligations for quoted companies are now more closely aligned to those for unquoted companies. The effect is that all companies (other than small companies) and not just quoted companies, will need to produce a Business Review as required by the EU Accounts Modernisation Directive, with the primary purpose of helping shareholders to assess how the directors have performed their duty to “promote the success of the company”.\nThis white paper reviews the main provisions of the Business Review and explains the implications for performance systems and processes.\nNote 1 Companies normally fall into a size category if they meet two out of the three criteria\nCategory\nTurnover(not more than)\nBalance sheet total (not more than)\nNumber of employees(not more than)\nSmall company\n£5.6 million\n£2.8 million\n50\nMedium company\n£22.8 million\n£11.4 million\n250\nTiming:\nThe Bill was introduced to the House of Lords on 1 November 2005 and brought forward to the House of Commons on 24 May 2006. The Bill completed the Commons Committee stage on 20 July 2006 and received the Royal Assent this Autumn.\nHowever, the requirement to produce a Business Review is a current legal obligation introduced into the Companies Act 1985 to implement the EU Accounts Modernisation Directive. So in practice, companies must continue to prepare and publish a directors' report containing a business review for all financial years beginning on or after 1 April 2005.\nTHE DETAIL OF THE BUSINESS REVIEW\nUnless a company is subject to the small companies' regime, the directors' report must contain a Business Review. The purpose of the Business Review is to inform the members of the company and help them assess how the directors have performed their duty to promote the success of the company (section 173).\ns.423 Contents of Business review\nSection 423 says that the Business Review must contain–\n(a) a fair review of the company's business, and\n(b) a description of the principal risks and uncertainties facing the company\nIt is also required to be a balanced and comprehensive analysis of –\n(a) the development and performance of the company's business during the financial year, and\n(b) the position of the company's business at the end of that year, consistent with the size and complexity of the business.\nIn the case of a quoted company the Business Review must, to the extent necessary for an understanding of the development, performance or position of the company's business, include –\n(a) the main trends and factors likely to affect the future development, performance and position of the company's business; and\n(b) information about –\n(i) environmental matters (including the impact of the company's business on the environment),\n(ii) the company's employees, and\n(iii) social and community issues,\nincluding information about any policies of the company in relation to those matters and the effectiveness of those policies.\nIf the review does not contain information of each kind mentioned in paragraph (b)(i), (ii) and (iii), it must state which of those kinds of information it does not contain.\nIn addition, the review must, to the extent necessary for an understanding of the development, performance or position of the company's business, include –\n(a) analysis using financial key performance indicators, and\n(b) where appropriate, analysis using other key performance indicators, including information relating to environmental matters and employee matters.\n[“Key performance indicators” means factors by reference to which the development, performance or position of the company's business can be measured effectively.]\nWhere a company qualifies as small or medium-sized it does not have to produce key performance indicators in so far as they relate to non- financial information. (The precise rules governing what qualifies as a medium sized company are contained in s474 but in general, a company is medium sized if it meets two of the following three criteria; turnover not more than £22.8m, balance sheet total not more than £11.4m and number of employees not more than 250).\nA significant change is that the Act gives directors a safe harbour from civil liability in respect of statements or omissions made in the Business Review. Liability will only attach to directors if such statements are untrue or misleading and are made in bad faith or recklessly or, in the case of an omission, there is dishonest concealment of material facts.\nTHE CHALLENGES OF THE EBR\nSo the Business Review, sometimes referred to as the Enhanced Business Review or EBR deals principally with mid-sized companies, large companies and listed entities registered in the UK . However it is worth noting that countries right across the European Community will be seeking to embody the requirements of the EU Accounts Modernisation Directive in similar domestic legislation.\nAt first sight, the requirements of the EBR seem fairly innocuous and undemanding. Afterall, most companies should be able to produce a fair review of the company's business, and its trading position at the end of that year. However, there are a number of matters of emphasis and disclosure that need to be considered carefully and could present significant systems and process challenges for companies that are ill-prepared.\nBy and large, quoted companies should be in better shape to comply with the new legislation because the now defunct OFR acted as a ‘dry run'. Although the last minute withdrawal of the OFR was frustrating for some, its likely implementation forced listed companies to launch OFR projects to plan for appropriate systems and processes to be put in place. But an unfortunate side effect of the sudden demise of the OFR is that the ensuing debate masked the fact that all companies were going to have to produce a Business Review and as such, many non-listed companies are poorly prepared.\nLeading up to the new millennium, many organisations lavished spending on ERP and other transaction systems rather than management information systems which have a pivotal role to play in support of narrative reporting. As a result, management information processes and enabling technologies are fractured and information of the sort envisaged by the EBR is not uniformly easy to gather. Over reliance on spreadsheets, coupled with separate processes and systems, including but not limited to, statutory and management reporting, strategy setting, budgeting, forecasting and performance measurement means that data is duplicated and scattered widely throughout most organisations. As a result many companies will find aspects of the Act more challenging than perhaps legislators anticipated.\nAn unhelpful aspect of the EBR is that commentators, the press and government refer to it as ‘narrative reporting', which implies that it is a vague essay about performance. But as is so often the case, the devil is in the detail and close inspection of the Act's requirement's reveal that the areas covered are far reaching and extend into novel and unfamiliar territory such as environmental KPIs and forward looking statements.\nFurthermore, directors need to be mindful that there are penalties for reckless statements and although there are ‘safe harbour' provisions, it is important that the EBR is grounded in reliable and robust systems and processes so that directors can fulfil their obligations to report and, just as importantly, demonstrate that they have acted in good faith.\nThe main challenges for companies in relation to performance systems and processes lie in the;\n• need to satisfy the strategic purpose of the EBR\n• obligation to produce a “balanced and comprehensive” commentary\n• requirement to make forward looking statements\n• possible requirement to disclose KPIs, especially non-financial KPIs\nThe strategic purpose of the EBR\nThe main thrust of the EBR is to allow the ‘members' of the company to assess whether the directors have been successful in their legal duty to “promote the success of the company” – in essence, whether the company has satisfactorily carried out its strategy. “Success” is very broadly defined and, amongst other matters, the directors must have regard for the interests of the company's employees and the impact of the company's operations on the community and the environment.\nThe EBR must be “balanced and comprehensive”\nA balanced and comprehensive review suggests that underlying management information systems and processes should be capable of drawing together a wide range of information, gathered from multiple sources and that performance monitoring, measurement and reporting should capture good and bad performance i.e. balanced, throughout the reporting period, which now extends into the future (see below).\nForward looking statements\nThe need for forward looking statements about likely performance in the future based on an analysis of “trends and factors” is a significant departure from existing company law which merely requires a review of historic performance. It will certainly require investment in appropriate planning, budgeting and forecasting systems.\nDisclosure of KPIs\nMost companies should have little difficulty preparing financial KPIs though management will need to judge which KPIs to disclose and ensure that they are consistently measured across the enterprise, since an EBR has to be produced for every company (apart from small companies) in the group. However, the requirement to produce non- financial KPIs, such as environmental or employee KPIs could be more stretching because of the need to decide the appropriate measures and draw on wider sources of information.\nTHE IMPACT ON APPLICATIONS AND PROCESSESS\nTaking these matters together, it can be seen that the EBR draws on a very wide set of interrelated business applications and processes. Collectively, these related processes are referred to as “Business Performance Management” (BPM). BPM is a ‘closed loop' process that commences with the preparation of a business strategy, the development of budgets and operational plans and then provides the means by which actual performance against plan can be measured, monitored and reported. In the fullness of time, the experience and insights gained from an analysis of performance and an understanding of the key trends and factors affecting it can be used to refine the strategy before the cycle starts all over again – the closed loop.\nA typical performance management process\nWhilst the theory of BPM is well articulated in many organisations, there are often significant barriers to its implementation, such as an over-dependency on spreadsheets, the lack of suitable applications, enabling technologies and processes that bind them together.\nStrategy setting\nPerhaps the most under-served part of the BPM process is in the area of strategy setting and development. Given the pivotal role of strategy development for the conduct of the whole performance management cycle it is perhaps surprising that it is such a neglected process in so many organisations. Yet, it is often characterised by an un-auditable collection of standalone spreadsheets and documents which are not conducive to a strategically aligned organisation. The absence of suitable systems and process support in this vital area poses significant business risk to boards of directors seeking to demonstrate that they have “promoted the success of the company”.\nClearly, it is management's responsibility to develop a practical and realistic strategy for the organisation. However, technology has a vital role to play in ensuring that, the strategy is communicated throughout the organisation, that operational plans and performance measures are strategically aligned with it and that monitoring systems highlight management actions that need to be taken to keep the strategy on course.\nTherefore, in fulfilling the obligations of the EBR, there is a strong requirement for software tools which support the iterative process of strategy development and allow the outcome to be documented and revisited as appropriate.\nPlanning, budgeting and forecasting\nOnce developed, it is crucial that performance objectives are built into the operational plans and forecasts of the organisation. The forward looking orientation of the EBR makes it essential that boards consider the effect of current trends and factors on performance in the future. In order to meet this objective organisations require a budgeting and forecasting application that allows for frequent re-forecasting and can improve the analysis and business insights that can be obtained from the process.\nModern web based planning applications encourage collaboration between budget holders, accelerate the re-forecasting process and through higher levels of participation can improve data quality and the frequency of re-forecasting. This latter point is important as the EBR requires directors to report in a “balanced and comprehensive” way throughout the period. The more frequently that organisations can re-forecast, the more likely it is that directors are acquainted with the trends and factors affecting performance.\nScorecarding and dash-boarding\nHowever, if directors are to deliver success, it is vital that the strategy is communicated and understood throughout the organisation and that operational objectives and performance measures, which guide organisational behaviour, are strategically aligned.\nThis is where scorecarding and dash-boarding applications come into play. They are designed to help companies articulate their strategy using KPIs, communicate strategy across the enterprise and link it to operational objectives and initiatives. Leveraging this technology, individual and departmental goals can be aligned with corporate goals and objectives thus ensuring accountability for delivering results throughout the organisation.\nConsolidation\nThe EBR requires all of the strands of performance management to be brought together in a way that permits “balanced and comprehensive” reporting across the enterprise for all periods under review. In this context consolidation applications used for management and statutory reporting form a very necessary part of the drive to capture information reliably from a variety of underlying data sources at the end of each accounting period.\nGiven the broadly based requirements of the EBR and in particular the possible need to report more widely on non-financial matters and related KPIs, consolidation systems become even more central to the solution. The ability to easily adapt data entry forms, collect statistical or memorandum information directly from the underlying transactions systems (ERP) and develop business logic as appropriate are essential to responding to the detail of the EBR.\nWeb based data entry bolstered by vendor certified adapters that allow integration with third party transaction systems are becoming essential features for modern performance management systems. They can significantly reduce reporting cycles leaving management with more time to analyse performance and take remedial action as necessary.\nReporting\nIn recent years the advent of cost effective, web deployable reporting has opened up performance management applications to a much larger population of end users. Increasingly, this extended population has grown to include individuals from all levels of an organisation and most functional areas. Indeed, the EBR, with its diverse reporting requirements, underlines the need to engage with more individuals from across different functional areas in the organisation. With environmental, employee and social reporting firmly on the agenda, it is important that, say, finance directors, HR directors, Production directors and Investor Relations professionals are bound into a joined up process and equally comfortable with reporting from the performance management system regardless of their skills and background.\nSo it is crucial too, that a performance management environment permits a variety of analytical tools to be deployed allowing users from different functional areas to select tools for the creation of regular production reporting, ad-hoc and interactive reports according to their personal preferences. As such, in addition to ‘normal' reporting, a performance management platform should ideally provide choices around, dashboards, scorecards, dynamic spreadsheets and portals as well as making use of the latest techniques in alerting, customisable displays (colour coded meters, gauges and dials), animated pin-boards and “traffic lighting” to highlight under or over performance in a visually striking way.\nINTEGRATION IS KEY\nThe performance management cycle as a business process draws on numerous specialised applications and potentially hundreds of underlying data sources to provide management insights. Traditional ETL (Extract, Transform and Load) tools, designed for bulk data transfers with no specific applications in mind are likely to prove lacking in a more challenging performance management environment. Newly emerging FDQM (Financial Data Quality Management) solutions created for complex performance management applications where interfaces are intricate and precision is vital will be more suitable. Specially designed to leverage the skills of the finance community to maintain financially oriented interfaces, they provide a bridge between source and target applications in a similar way to ETL but crucially provide visibility into the processes on either side, with full traceability of transactions backwards or forwards through the interfaces.\nOnce the data is captured from the source systems it is vital that performance management processes, applications and data are fully integrated so that the integrity of data is assured right across the performance management environment and that all users share the same information.\nIt is metadata that defines structural information, such as organisational hierarchies, account codes, time periods and product group dimensions that form the backbone of most performance management applications. Differences in metadata prevent reporting across applications and whilst it can be temporarily forced into alignment with clever mapping tools and technology it quickly slips out of alignment as changes are made to different business areas and applications. In theses circumstances, MDM (Master Data Management) style solutions that allows master data and data definitions to be staged in one repository so that the interrelationships between applications are defined and their metadata is synchronised throughout the performance management suite are crucial. MDM solutions ensure that amendments made to data structures by end users in any application are automatically reflected elsewhere so that any of the other applications working off the same data platform are automatically made ‘aware' of the change. Using this technique, structures are brought automatically into alignment, reporting maintains its integrity and consistency of reporting is assured.\nUnfortunately, many organisations have grown their performance applications and processes in isolation, often using different software vendor's tools and spreadsheets which accentuate the differences. In these circumstances, each application is governed by its own business rules and data structures rendering comparisons of data held in different application areas unworkable. Making sense of all of this data presents significant management and IT challenges, particularly as the reporting landscape is constantly changing in the face of new reporting requirements. In addition a possible lack of consistency in reporting seriously jeopardises the reliability of reporting. In the context of the EBR, independent auditors have to attest that the claims made in the Business Review are consistent with the financial statements. Therefore, both management and auditors need certainty that, for example, a financial KPI reported in the EBR, such as Return on Capital Employed (ROCE) is completely consistent with the same values derived from a scorecard, the monthly board pack and the current forecast.\nSo integration is at the heart of performance reporting and compliance with the EBR. It is only through integrated applications that management can be sure that the information it is using to analyse trends and factors affecting current and future performance is reliable and comparable over time.\nSUMMARY\nThe narrative reporting requirements of the Companies Act 2006 are part of a growing trend in company reporting towards the convergence of external and internal management reporting combined with a surge of interest in non-financial reporting, most notably; factors that affect employees, the environment and wider community. In effect, most of the provisions of the obsolete OFR have been re-introduced in the Act and apply equally to quoted and unquoted companies.\nThe breadth of disclosure requirements coupled with formidable obligation to make forward looking statements means that management has to have its ‘finger on the pulse' of the company continually, analysing any trends and factors affecting performance right across the enterprise. Such demands mean that it is no longer viable for businesses to manage performance in functional silos or to use a series of unconnected applications and processes from different vendors which jeopardise data integrity. The need for constant appraisal of performance coupled the speed of reporting leaves no choice but for companies to standardise on an integrated performance management platform that can support robust and dependable processes from strategy setting right through to performance monitoring, analysis and reporting.\nBut the needs of narrative reporting in the Business Review now extend beyond the pure technical requirement to unify metadata, applications and technology. Potentially, the construction of a comprehensive and balanced EBR requires the involvement of different functional specialists from across the organisation which means that systems have to address a wide range of competencies. The winners in performance management will be those BPM vendors that can provide an adaptable and rewarding ‘user experience' as well as an outstanding technical solution.\nAbout FSN Publishing Limited\nFSN Publishing Limited is an independent research, news and publishing Organisation catering for the needs of the finance function. The report is written by Gary Simon, Group Publisher of FSN and Managing Editor of FSN Newswire. He is a graduate of London University , a Chartered Accountant and a Fellow of the British Computer Society with more than 23 years experience of implementing management and financial reporting systems. Formerly a partner in Deloitte for more than 16 years, he has led some of the most complex information management assignments for global enterprises in the private and public sector.\nGary.simon@fsn.co.uk\nwww.fsn.co.uk\nWhilst every attempt has been made to ensure that the information in this document is accurate and complete some typographical errors or technical inaccuracies may exist. This report is of a general nature and not intended to be specific to a particular set of circumstances. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-70-05124", "text": "X-Runtime: 868\nContent-Length: 97135\nCache-Control: private, max-age=0, must-revalidate\nVia: 1.0 sbnation.com\nVary: Accept-Encoding\nConnection: close\nThe Top Ten Reasons The Wolves Signed Bonzi Wells - Canis Hoopus\nNavigation: Jump to content areas:\nNetwork Bar & Login\nSection Navigation\nMain Blog Content\nSecondary Sidebar: Links to Recent Stories, FanPosts and FanShots\nMasthead\nNetwork Bar\nSB Nation\nPro Quality. Fan Perspective.\nLog In\nScreen Name\nPassword\nRemember\nForgot Password?\nSign in with Yahoo! ID\nSign in with Facebook\nUse OpenID\nOpenID\nRemember\nDon't Have OpenID?\nSign Up\nAround SBN: Frankie Edgar Guaranteed Automatic Title Shot\nCanis Hoopus - If Theo Ratliff’s Expiring Contract could see us now...\nHome\nFanPosts\nFanShots\nArchives\nTimberwolves\nSchedule\nRoster\nStats\nTickets\nVideoOriginal programming. Exciting sports coverage. Check out the SB Nation YouTube channel!\nThe Top Ten Reasons The Wolves Signed Bonzi Wells\nby Jon Marthaler on Dec 16, 2011 12:30 PM CST\nTweet\n15 comments\nEmail\nPrint\nThe Timberwolves yesterday signed Bonzi Wells, who hasn't played in the NBA since 2008. Wells, who is variously described as a \"veteran presence\" and a \"hothead,\" may never see a minute in a regular-season game for Minnesota, instead functioning as a camp / practice player. Wells has been in camp for several days, but was only yesterday cleared by FIBA to sign a contract.\nThat said, it's a confusing signing, to say the least. After the jump, the top ten reasons the Wolves signed Wells.\nThe team was looking for someone who remembers the Ford Administration.\nOther slightly older shooting guards, like George Gervin, were unavailable.\nThe team has been looking to fill the all-important \"make obscene gestures at fans\" role.\nHaving not played since 2008, he won't have seen how bad the Wolves have been lately in person.\nEverybody else wanted to be paid in money.\nThe Wolves just wanted somebody new for Nik Pekovic to foul in practice.\nRick Adelman needed someone he can trust to wear a wire into the locker room.\nDavid Kahn just realized he managed to construct an entire roster without a shooting guard, and got desperate.\nWells can teach some young players the various lessons he's learned during his NBA career, such as \"what to do if an opponent blocks the team bus in the parking lot and comes after you with a gun.\"\nNobody could find Antoine Walker's phone number.\nTweet\n15 comments\n|\n0 recs  |\nDo you like this story?\nMore from Canis Hoopus\n2 minutes of fun\nDec 2011 by Stop-n-Pop\n- 465 comments\nAround SB Nation\nTonight's Game: Orlando Magic vs. New Orleans Hornets. 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Uma, Bonzi.\nby Django Z on\nDec 16, 2011 1:19 PM CST\nreply\nactions\nNo. 8 looks to be the truth\nBut no. 4 could also be why he signed.\nby y2jayjk on\nDec 16, 2011 1:33 PM CST\nreply\nactions\nAdelman, for all his genius does this sort of thing.........\nIt doesn’t\nmakes sense, but he never trusts untested talent. Here in Portland he ran the old crowd into the ground, in SAC he wasted the youth movement. This one could be interesting........Bonzi is a real punk, and I don’t\nhe has anything to offer but\ntrouble for Beasly. Maybe they can package the two of them.......throw in Kahn and get a couple more dancers. So let it be written.....so let it be done.\nGo Wolves!!!!!!!!\nWe must endeavor\nto persevere.\nby Supercourse on\nDec 16, 2011 2:10 PM CST\nreply\nactions\n14) Land of misfit toys still needed \"old and broken\"\nby Timberpubs on\nDec 16, 2011 2:17 PM CST\nvia mobile\nreply\nactions\n2\nrecs\n15)To mentor Wes, they needed to find someone older than Wes.\nby rickyp on\nDec 16, 2011 4:38 PM CST\nreply\nactions\n4\nrecs\n16\nWhen Flynn leaves the team Khan search for someone with headband. Cliff Robinson dont answer the call so....\nby Killboard on\nDec 16, 2011 5:09 PM CST\nreply\nactions\n17) Bonzi!!!!!\nYou can't dust for vomit.\nby twinstalker on\nDec 16, 2011 6:21 PM CST\nreply\nactions\n18\nAdelman was looking for new plants for his permafrost garden and assumed that this is how the hip, cool people of Minnesota spell “bonsai”\nby Nuuri on\nDec 16, 2011 7:14 PM CST\nreply\nactions\n19\nLess spyware than other Bonzis.\nby spiderinthesnow on\nDec 16, 2011 11:43 PM CST\nreply\nactions\n20) Thought they were signing Henry Winkler and would be assured of Happy Days\nby Pradesh on\nDec 17, 2011 9:35 AM CST\nreply\nactions\nAs it relates to No. 5, I assuming Wolves are paying Bonzi in gum?\nby foobee on\nDec 17, 2011 4:13 PM CST\nreply\nactions\nVin Baker would have signed\nBut Kahn couldn’t find what bar he was in.\nMaster of the Universe\nby KD1 on\nDec 17, 2011 10:41 PM CST\nreply\nactions\nDidn’t he invite Bryant Stith, Bobby Sura, and Acie Earl to this year’s camp?\nby senelcoolidge on\nDec 17, 2011 10:49 PM CST\nreply\nactions\nComments For This Post Are Closed\n↑ Top of comments\n↑ Top of page\n↑ Stories\n↑ Canis Hoopus\n↑ SB Nation\nSecondary Sidebar\nSearch\nUser Tools\nin association with\nCanis Hoopus is straight T-Wolves straight from Minnesota.\nStart posting about the Timberwolves\nCanis Hoopus on Facebook\nFollow @canishoopus\nFollow\nCanis Hoopus on your Android Device!\nSubscribe to Canis Hoopus Stories\nRelated FanPosts on Canis Hoopus\nBonzi Wells\nby SheaBo 2 months ago\n6 comments\nRelated FanShots on Canis Hoopus\nTimberwolves do the right thing. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0503wb-17-19581", "text": "Chauffeur Driven Wedding Car Hire Service | Cars for Stars\nCars for Stars News\nChauffuer and Executive Travel News..\nHomeAbout UsEditorial StaffContact Us\nGeorge Clooney reveals his past life as a chauffeurActor George Clooney revealed his past life as a celebrity chauffeur this week during an interview on the Oscar’s red carpet. The 50-year-old star admitted that before he hit the big time in Hollywood, like many struggling actors he had a number jobs to pay the bills, one of which as a chauffeur where he...\n[Continue Reading]\nYou are here: Home / Archives for Chauffeur driven wedding car hire service\nRolls Royce Phantom iPhone app revealed\nApril 28, 2011\nBy Andrew Lloyd Leave a Comment\nThe exclusive Rolls Royce Phantom iPhone app has been officially revealed. The application is available to download onto a number of Apple devices including the iPhone, iPad, iPod touch and allows users to create their own bespoke Rolls Royce Phantom.\nAlmost every Rolls Royce Phantom buyer opts to have their vehicle personalised in some way. With the new app, you can have fun creating your own bespoke Phantom tailoring everything from the exterior colour to the trim piping to suit your specific preferences.\nThe application even has a colour match feature which allows the user to take a snap of their favourite colour using the built in camera, and the app will colour match that shade to be used in the bespoke Phantom.\nAnother fun feature of the Rolls Royce iPhone app is the image gallery which displays a range of special feature which can be used in the creation of your virtual Rolls Royce Phantom. Users can add extras such as veneer inserts, picnic sets, starlight headliners, and seat piping to their interior trim as part of the image gallery feature.\nThe app also offers iPhone users the chance to view their configured Phantom with 360 degree exterior angles so they can fully appreciate their personalised Rolls Royce limo.\nDownload the Rolls Royce Phantom app now and start creating your own bespoke luxury limousine.\nFiled Under: All News, Limousine News, Uncategorized and off topic Tagged With: Chauffeur driven wedding car hire service, create your own bespoke Rolls Royce Phantom with new application, hire a Rolls Royce, rolls, Rolls Royce Bespoke Program, Rolls Royce Chauffeur cars, Rolls Royce Phantom, Rolls Royce Phantom Iphone app\nCars for Stars are seeking classic wedding car hire operators to join its network\nFebruary 8, 2011\nBy Andrew Lloyd Leave a Comment\nCars for Stars are seeking classic wedding car hire operators to join their successful national network of luxury transport providers. If you’re looking for a way to enhance your company’s business potential, joining forces with Cars for Stars will provide you with just the boost you need.\nThe vintage wedding car hire market is thriving right now with the vast majority of current Cars for Stars classic car hire agents already fully booked for peak wedding dates throughout 2001. For this reason, the luxury transport specialist is looking to recruit a number of new agents onto their books in order to cope with the high number of enquiries the company is currently receiving for classic wedding car hire.\nWhether you are a long standing wedding car hire firm with a fleet of 20 cars and limousines, or a self-employed chauffeur with just one vintage Daimler limo, or if you’ve just set up a brand new company specialising in vintage wedding car hire, Cars for Stars wants to hear from you.\nWhen you become an approved agent with Cars for Stars, you only pay commission for the work you receive via the company and nothing else. So for example, if one month you don’t get a single booking from Cars for Stars, you pay nothing in agency fees, so there’s really nothing to lose and a lot to gain from becoming an approved operator with this fast growing company.\nCars for Stars boasts a high web presence with a number of micro sites related to local areas throughout the UK, plus the company’s two main websites and a highly successful news website.\nLast month Cars for Stars celebrate the debut of their first ever video viral showcasing limo hire for school proms, something which the firm is planning to build on with new professionally shot viral videos to advertise weddings cars amongst other things.\nCars for Stars operates throughout the UK so wherever you’re based whether it’s London or Glasgow, Cardiff or Gloucester, Liverpool or Birmingham, North Wales or Staffordshire, Bradford or Newcastle, Cars for Stars has an exciting business proposition for you.\nFor more information on the business opportunities available for vintage wedding car hire providers with Cars for Stars, get in touch today and we’ll be happy to discuss the matter further.\nFiled Under: All News, Business Opportunities, Car Rental News, Chauffeur News, Hiring for an event, Limousine News Tagged With: Bentley wedding car, Business opportunities for vintage wedding car hire companies with Cars for Stars, Cars for Stars recruiting classic car hire companies, chauffeur driven car hire for weddings, Chauffeur driven wedding car hire service, cheap wedding car hire, classic wedding car hire, sports car hire for weddings, vintage wedding car hire, wedding car hire\nCliff Richard turns Bentley chauffeur for niece’s wedding\nJune 29, 2010\nBy Andrew Lloyd Leave a Comment\nSir Cliff Richard played the role of chauffeur over the weekend when he drove his niece to her wedding in Norwich in the back of his luxury Bentley.\nThe 69-year-old ensured the bride, Rachael Harrison, got to the church on time by getting behind the wheel of the maroon coloured Bentley himself and personally chauffeuring her to the ceremony.\nThe blushing bride is related to the singer through her mother, Jacqui Harrison, who is Cliff’s sister. Despite having a world famous performer in the family, Cliff didn’t sing during the wedding service or the reception.\nCliff, who boasts a massive 27 million single sale in the UK alone, dressed up especially for the occasion in a purple tinted suit and shoes to match the Maroon wedding car, and completed the look with a bight fuchsia flower in his button hole.\nAccording to reports, Sir Cliff kept a low profile throughout the day, not wanting to detract for his niece’s special day. However the long-standing star was more than happy to pose for photographs with wedding guests, and for the official wedding snaps from the day.\nRachel married Liam Roberts at Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses in Norwich. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0502wb-07-00626", "text": "INKPOT MOVIE REVIEWS: ONE NIGHT STAND (Rebecca Wan)\nONE NIGHT STAND\nRebecca Wan\nWritten and Directed by: Mike Figgis (Joe Eszterhas, original screenplay)\nCast: Wesley Snipes (Max), Nastassja Kinski(Karen), Ming-Na Wen (Mimi), Kyle MacLachlan (Vernon), Robert Downey, Jr. (Charlie)\nMusic scored by: Mike Figgis\nProduced by: Red Mullet Productions / New Line Cinema\nRunning Time: 103 min\nRating: ****\nOfficial website: www.onenightstand.com\nRated: R(A)\nIT'S IN THE TELLING\n\"Do you want to go to bed?\" Snipes asks Kinski, then slaps his forehead with the palm of his hand, \"I mean,\"\n\"I know what you mean,\" Kinski says back.\nLike Figgis' other feature films (LIEBESTRAUM and LEAVING LOS VEGAS come to mind) so much is unsaid in ONE NIGHT STAND, and for the better.\nCombined with signature Figgis directing -- characterized by the using of film style (especially music) to play ou\nt the story events, ONE NIGHT STAND is a heady, visually engrossing re-tell of a pretty standard story.\nThe story, begat by Joe Eszterhas (apparently he had his credit removed after reading Figgis' rewrite), is simple.\nMarried Max (Wesley Snipes) -- an advertisement director -- misses his flight out of New York (he lives in LA) and spends the night with\nKaren (Natassha Kinski), who is also married, in her hotel room.\nThe next day he returns to his wife Mimi (Ming Na-Wen) in LA, who is presented to us as much louder, a little tackier (she drives a pink volkswagon) and a whole lot more bourgeoise than t\nhe taciturn and whispery Kinski.\nAlthough Mimi doesn't find out, the elicit encounter takes its toil on Max.\nHe turns into a huge asshole and troubles arise in his relationship with Mimi.\nA year later, he returns to New York to re-visit Charlie (Robert Downey, Jr), a good friend with whom he had reconciled a year earlier after a five-year feud.\nCharlie is now dying of AIDS, and his friends and family are rallying round. It's then that Max meets Charlie's brother, Vernon (Kyle MacLachlan), and sister-i\nn-law.\nThe latter, as it turns out, is Karen.\nDespite ONE NIGHT STAND's three-movement development, the film is built around oppositions and a number of ironic contrasts.\nMax's pairing with Karen is conveyed in sequences full of silently exchanged, knowing glances and freeze-framed sensuality, bless\ned by a passionate Beethoven string quartet and heady fusion soundtrack; his life with Mimi is characterized by unthinking pop music (in a particuarly telling movement, a pop song with a pounding bass beat bursts out the moment Max's plane lands in the LA airport, stamping out the breathless jazzy riffs of the night before), empty social gatherings peopled by non-soulful Advertising People and dictatorial sex.\nParallels are also of course drawn between New York (Karen) and LA (Mimi).\nIt might all be\njust a little too obvious (how's this for a meaningful comparison: the tryst takes place on the night of the fiftieth anniversary of the UN), but the casting of characters as Types in ONE NIGHT STAND ironically allows Figgis to concentrate on the way he\ntells the story, and that has always been one of the most interesting things about a Figgis film.\nThe heart of ONE NIGHT STAND, and its obvious center, is Charlie.\nAgain, of course, with the strange coincidences.\nRobert Downey Jr. is beautiful and saddening as the diminishing, wise Charlie, and it's hard not to think of his real-life problems with d\nrug addiction when you watch him.\nAnother aspect that gives you a peculiar feeling is the visual similarity between the Snipes-Kinski coupling and that of Cage and Shue in LEAVING LAS VEGAS.\nBoth Natassha Kinski and Elizabeth Shue have the same purity o\nf profile and flaxen hair (it probably has to do with lighting), and the scene where Kinski sits atop Snipes in ecstasy inevitably recalls its more poignant parallel in LEAVING LAS VEGAS.\nThe rich (inter)textuality and dense atmostphere of ONE NIGHT STAND make up for what would probably be, according to classic Hollywood conventions, poorly (or not clearly) motivated characters,\nand also for Figgis' way of leaving out standard Hollywood m\noments and required information from his narratives.\nCharlie's death is an example.\nIt goes completely unshown, but yet is an important event because it eventually unites the menage a quatre in more ways than one.\nOverall, ONE NIGHT STAND is delightful, intelligent, and strange.\nStrange in the way movies that don't tell you everything at their ending are strange, and not strange like Mimi from the Drew Carey show.\nA lot of this has to do with the wonderful perfor\nmances given by all the lead characters.\nKinski -- how old is this women?! -- does a good job of being both winsome and mystifying (winstifying?) at the same time, while Wen and Snipes are good at winning both our empathy and dislike.\nPost-affair Max, f\nor example, is a combination of obnoxiousness and anger that can be somewhat distancing, and because the movie seems to be told from his perspective, it isn't always easy to understand what he's going through.\nOverwhelmingly shunned by American audiences, ONE NIGHT STAND is a pleasant shelter from current blockbuster offerings, whether they be the stultifyingly banal I KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER, or the boring TITANIC\n", "entities": [{"start": 499, "end": 505, "label": ["528673"]}, {"start": 725, "end": 740, "label": ["5209312"]}, {"start": 897, "end": 912, "label": ["5209312"]}, {"start": 1001, "end": 1014, "label": ["856360"]}, {"start": 1109, "end": 1122, "label": ["528673"]}, {"start": 1181, "end": 1189, "label": ["645042"]}, {"start": 1203, "end": 1205, "label": ["18130"]}, {"start": 1356, "end": 1358, "label": ["18130"]}, {"start": 1702, "end": 1710, "label": ["645042"]}, {"start": 1732, "end": 1745, "label": ["48919291"]}, {"start": 1747, "end": 1749, "label": ["1002441"]}, {"start": 1857, "end": 1861, "label": ["5069516"]}, {"start": 1962, "end": 1977, "label": ["16757"]}, {"start": 2047, "end": 2062, "label": ["5209312"]}, {"start": 2313, "end": 2322, "label": ["17914"]}, {"start": 2547, "end": 2557, "label": ["18131"]}, {"start": 2751, "end": 2759, "label": ["645042"]}, {"start": 2772, "end": 2774, "label": ["18130"]}, {"start": 2936, "end": 2938, "label": ["31769"]}, {"start": 2983, "end": 2998, "label": ["5209312"]}, {"start": 3164, "end": 3179, "label": ["5209312"]}, {"start": 3266, "end": 3283, "label": ["48919291"]}, {"start": 3560, "end": 3564, "label": ["21111"]}, {"start": 3569, "end": 3573, "label": ["508014"]}, {"start": 3577, "end": 3594, "label": ["54160"]}, {"start": 3621, "end": 3635, "label": ["508014"]}, {"start": 3761, "end": 3767, "label": ["528673"]}, {"start": 3828, "end": 3845, "label": ["54160"]}, {"start": 3899, "end": 3914, "label": ["5209312"]}, {"start": 3972, "end": 3981, "label": ["84485"]}, {"start": 4090, "end": 4099, "label": ["84485"]}, {"start": 4325, "end": 4340, "label": ["5209312"]}, {"start": 4503, "end": 4513, "label": ["18842230"]}, {"start": 4611, "end": 4617, "label": ["211233"]}, {"start": 4748, "end": 4754, "label": ["528673"]}, {"start": 5060, "end": 5068, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 5080, "end": 5095, "label": ["5209312"]}, {"start": 5241, "end": 5248, "label": ["52371"]}]}
{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0502wb-19-13507", "text": "Australia in semis after Lankan rout\nHOME      NEWS      BUSINESS      CRICKET      SPORTS      MOVIES      NET GUIDE      SHOPPING      BLOGS     ASTROLOGY     MATCHMAKER\nSearch:\nThe Web\nRediff\nWorld Cup 2003NewsScheduleMatch ReportsScorecardsGraphical AnalysisSquadsVenuesWC FormatColumnsInterviewsSpecialsGalleryAudioFantasy CricketDiscussion Groups\nHome > Cricket > World Cup 2003 > News > ReportAustralia in semis after Lankan routMarcus Prior |\nMarch\n07, 2003 21:51 IST\nScorecard | Analysis | Images Australia stormed into the World Cup semi-finals on Friday as Ricky Ponting and Brett Lee swept Sri Lanka regally aside on Friday.Ponting hammered his 12th one-day century to set the tone during Australia's 319 for five in their opening Super Six match.Strike bowler Lee then laid waste to the Sri Lankan top order, sending Sanath Jayasuriya to hospital in the process as the world champions won by 96 runs.Sri Lanka at least ended the day with two consolations, Aravinda de Silva hitting a defiant 94-ball 92 while Jayasuriya's x-rays revealed bad bruising and a chipped thumb bone rather than the suspected broken forearm. Sri Lanka ended on 223 off 47.4 overs.But Australia's victory, their 13th one-day success in a row and against the 1996 champions, confirmed their all-encompassing dominance in the tournament.They had reached the second round with a maximum 12 points after the first round and now, with 16 points, are guaranteed a place in the last four. At least two teams -- Sri Lanka and Zimbabwe -- cannot match that points total.Earlier Adam Gilchrist had set Australia on their way with an 88-ball 99 before becoming the 13th player in one-day internationals to fall one short of a century.Australia scored at six an over throughout their innings, completely dominating their opponents quicks and spinners.Sri Lanka, however, did not help themselves.Wicketkeeper Kumar Sangakkara somehow missed the wicket trying to stump Ponting on 16, then missed the stumps again with his gloves after catching a throw with Ponting, on 35, short of his ground.Sri Lanka were forced to try seven bowlers by the 25th over.Ponting lofted Muralitharan for six over long on, then reached his hundred in the 43rd over off 96 deliveries.In reply, Jayasuriya was hit after making a single from five balls and the reply soon unravelled.Marvan Atapattu had the audacity to hit two boundaries off Lee in the 10th over but was then caught and bowled low down for 16 to make it 42 for one and Mahela Jayawardene was then caught for a three-ball duck while Hashan Tillakaratne was bowled by Glenn McGrath and Arnold, on one, fell lbw to Lee\n", "entities": [{"start": 506, "end": 515, "label": ["374833"]}, {"start": 533, "end": 542, "label": ["7239"]}, {"start": 568, "end": 581, "label": ["462001"]}, {"start": 586, "end": 595, "label": ["894399"]}, {"start": 602, "end": 611, "label": ["397246"]}, {"start": 636, "end": 643, "label": ["462001"]}, {"start": 701, "end": 710, "label": ["374833"]}, {"start": 743, "end": 752, "label": ["7239"]}, {"start": 773, "end": 776, "label": ["894399"]}, {"start": 800, "end": 810, "label": ["26750"]}, {"start": 830, "end": 847, "label": ["397266"]}, {"start": 913, "end": 922, "label": ["397246"]}, {"start": 969, "end": 986, "label": ["30873370"]}, {"start": 1022, "end": 1032, "label": ["397266"]}, {"start": 1131, "end": 1140, "label": ["397246"]}, {"start": 1173, "end": 1182, "label": ["374833"]}, {"start": 1492, "end": 1501, "label": ["397246"]}, {"start": 1506, "end": 1514, "label": ["759317"]}, {"start": 1557, "end": 1571, "label": ["896430"]}, {"start": 1580, "end": 1589, "label": ["374833"]}, {"start": 1711, "end": 1720, "label": ["374833"]}, {"start": 1884, "end": 1900, "label": ["894369"]}, {"start": 1943, "end": 1950, "label": ["462001"]}, {"start": 2031, "end": 2038, "label": ["462001"]}, {"start": 2067, "end": 2076, "label": ["397246"]}, {"start": 2127, "end": 2134, "label": ["462001"]}, {"start": 2142, "end": 2154, "label": ["20905"]}, {"start": 2247, "end": 2257, "label": ["397266"]}, {"start": 2334, "end": 2349, "label": ["899031"]}, {"start": 2393, "end": 2396, "label": ["894399"]}, {"start": 2487, "end": 2505, "label": ["1160688"]}, {"start": 2550, "end": 2569, "label": ["896410"]}, {"start": 2584, "end": 2597, "label": ["423488"]}, {"start": 2630, "end": 2633, "label": ["894399"]}]}
{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0503wb-17-12889", "text": "Sri Lanka Won at\nCricket-Time\nHome\nLive Score\nVideos\nPhotos\nTeams\nSeries\nNews\nBlog\nGames\nPoll\nWhat's the best way to sort out the IPL mess?\nRemove Modi and bring in a fresh team\nRetain Modi but limit his powers\nDelink the IPL from the BCCI and make it a separate entity\nSee Results »\nBlogs\nChennai reprise Pak's 1992 heroics\nVictors peak at the right time | Chennai's road to glory | Game-changers | IPL XI | Five of the best | Stats: Worth the price? | Stats: Runs and wickets galore | Blog: Five moments\nChennai reprise Pak's 1992 heroics\nVictors peak at the right time | Chennai's road to glory | Game-changers | IPL XI | Five of the best | Stats: Worth the price? | Stats: Runs and wickets galore | Blog: Five moments\nChennai reprise Pak's 1992 heroics\nVictors peak at the right time | Chennai's road to glory | Game-changers | IPL XI | Five of the best | Stats: Worth the price? | Stats: Runs and wickets galore | Blog: Five moments\nRead All Blogs »\nFACEBOOK Feed\nFirst One-Day International: Sri Lanka Won\nSEARCH\nThe two spinners from Sri Lanka, Ajantha Mendis and Muttiah Muralitharan took six wickets collectively which led Sri Lanka to success beating India in the first one-day international played in Dambulla yesterday.\nMendis and Muralitharan, both of them took three wickets individually for giving 21 and 37 runs respectively.\nMendis is a new sensation in the Sri Lankan team whereas Muralitharan is an experienced spinner; both put together their skill to bowl out the Indian players for a lowly score of 146.\nThe match was totally in the favor of Sri Lanka from the start.\nVirender Sehwag, who was in-form nowadays, could not play the match due to his injury which added more to Sri Lankan favor.\nThat was an easy target for Sri Lankan batsmen. They easily chased their target and achieved it in the 35th over with the loss of just two wickets.\nThe key wickets were taken by Mendis. In his opening spell he removed two hard-hitting Indian batsmen Yuvraj Singh and Mahendra Dhoni. Yuvraj Singh was the top scorer making 23 runs; whereas Muralitharan made attack on the lower order Indian batting line.\nVirat Kohli substituted Sehwag who took injury on his ankle on Sunday. It was his debut match.\nThe start of the game was really dreaming for Sri Lankans; when left-arm medium paced bowler Chaminda Vaas removed the Indian opener Gautam Gambhir on the very second delivery of the match. The delivery moved sharply into the wickets and hit the off-stump.\nPaceman Nuwan Kulasekara was also leading bowler; he took 2 for giving 23 runs. He bowled out kohli at 12 for lbw and later got rid of Suresh Raina.\nYuvraj was given a chance when his catch was dropped by Mahela Jayawardene at slip.\nBut soon he was bowled off.\nThe innings remained one-sided and Jayawardene’s unbeaten 61 runs ended the contest with Sri Lankan success.\nScores:\nSri Lanka 147-2\nIndia\n", "entities": [{"start": 130, "end": 133, "label": ["13260340"]}, {"start": 1041, "end": 1050, "label": ["397246"]}, {"start": 1052, "end": 1066, "label": ["16962266"]}, {"start": 1071, "end": 1091, "label": ["20905"]}, {"start": 1132, "end": 1141, "label": ["397246"]}, {"start": 1161, "end": 1166, "label": ["407754"]}, {"start": 1212, "end": 1220, "label": ["369643"]}, {"start": 1232, "end": 1238, "label": ["16962266"]}, {"start": 1243, "end": 1255, "label": ["20905"]}, {"start": 1342, "end": 1348, "label": ["16962266"]}, {"start": 1375, "end": 1385, "label": ["26750"]}, {"start": 1399, "end": 1411, "label": ["20905"]}, {"start": 1485, "end": 1491, "label": ["14533"]}, {"start": 1564, "end": 1573, "label": ["397246"]}, {"start": 1590, "end": 1605, "label": ["25151882"]}, {"start": 1696, "end": 1706, "label": ["26750"]}, {"start": 1742, "end": 1752, "label": ["26750"]}, {"start": 1892, "end": 1898, "label": ["16962266"]}, {"start": 1949, "end": 1955, "label": ["14533"]}, {"start": 1964, "end": 1976, "label": ["438714"]}, {"start": 1981, "end": 1995, "label": ["4557053"]}, {"start": 1997, "end": 2009, "label": ["438714"]}, {"start": 2053, "end": 2065, "label": ["20905"]}, {"start": 2097, "end": 2103, "label": ["14533"]}, {"start": 2118, "end": 2129, "label": ["16017429"]}, {"start": 2142, "end": 2148, "label": ["25151882"]}, {"start": 2259, "end": 2270, "label": ["26750"]}, {"start": 2306, "end": 2319, "label": ["198062"]}, {"start": 2332, "end": 2338, "label": ["14533"]}, {"start": 2346, "end": 2360, "label": ["25144456"]}, {"start": 2478, "end": 2494, "label": ["894394"]}, {"start": 2605, "end": 2617, "label": ["2267612"]}, {"start": 2619, "end": 2625, "label": ["438714"]}, {"start": 2675, "end": 2693, "label": ["1160688"]}, {"start": 2766, "end": 2777, "label": ["1160688"]}, {"start": 2820, "end": 2830, "label": ["26750"]}, {"start": 2848, "end": 2857, "label": ["397246"]}, {"start": 2864, "end": 2869, "label": ["407754"]}]}
{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0503wb-71-15780", "text": "Eng Pak T1 Day 2 Stumps: Hunter Becomes Hunted; Asif Shines But Anderson Steals\nslideshows\ngallery //\nIn Focus\nPlayers\nSnapped\nMatch Reviews\nTests\nODIs\nTwenty20\nMore >>\nSchedule\nNext\nPrevious\nEng Pak T1 Day 2 Stumps: Hunter Becomes Hunted; Asif Shines But Anderson Steals\n-->\n-->\nSreelata YellamrazuJul 30 2010\nPakistan are in serious danger of having to follow on when the play ended on the second day of the first Test of the England Pakistan Test series at Trent Bridge, Nottingham. Almost forgotten was Mohammad Asif's efforts earlier in the day to bring Pakistan back into the game.england slip fieldersPakistan did not think they would find themselves staring down the barrel after Asif ran through the England batting line up to trigger a collapse. From four down for 331, it is hard to imagine that England could find themselves pegged down, losing six wickets for next to nothing as they were dismissed for 354.If Mohammad Aamer stole the show on the first day, Asif was at his best, picking up a five-for for his dramatic show.However, it was England who went into the dressing room at the end of the second day's play looking happier after Pakistan were reduced to 147 for nine, still a shade better given that at one time, they were in deeper trouble at six down for forty-seven, James Anderson replicating Asif's efforts while Steven Finn was not to be left too far behind on three wickets.The see saw day saw Pakistan going from being spectacular to finding themselves on thin ice.England's First UDRS Helps Eoin Morgan Score a Test Century on Debut; Sachin Against Pak Eng T1 Day 1 Stumps: Colly and Debut Ton Morgan Save England with 200 Run Bond Salman Butt Says His Bowlers Are the Best: Collingwood is Not So Kind Ahead of Test series Bresnan Replaced Shahzad for First Test against Pakistan; Ankle Trouble to Blame England and Pakistan Reiterate Hope of a Scandal Free Test Series ICC Reverse Oval Decision; Pakistan Pulling their “Hair” Out!Mohammad Asif to Star in Malayalam Film! 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0503wb-76-28205", "text": "Date: Fri, 02 Mar 2012 01:09:59 GMT\nServer: Microsoft-IIS/7.0\nX-AspNet-Version: 2.0.50727\nX-Powered-By: ASP.NET\nContent-Length: 40167\nConnection: Close\nBrian Lenihan can’t be off-limits for discussion about the mess we’re in | Irish Examiner\nFind a...\nFind date\nFind job\nFind car\nFind home\nDIGITAL EDITION\nPICTURE SALES\nCOMPETITIONS\nTODAY'S DEAL\nNews\nSport\nBusiness\nOpinion\nFeaturesWeekend\nEditorial\nLetters\nSend letter\nColumnists\nColette Browne\nAnn Cahill\nMatt Cooper\nFergus Finlay\nTerry Prone\nIvan Yates\n---------\nRichard Collins\nDamien Enright\nDonal Hickey\nDick Warner\nBooks\nBook Store\nBrian Lenihan can’t be off-limits for discussion about the mess we’re inMatt CooperFriday, November 18, 2011Mary O'Rourke was not happy with me and was not slow to tell me why.I met her last Friday morning at the annual conference of members of ISME, at which she was speaking and\nI was chairing. She said she had cried the previous Wednesday\nwhile watching me on the Vincent Browne Show on TV3 outline the flaws in the performance of her nephew, the late Brian Lenihan, during his time as finance minister and as outlined in my new book How Ireland Really Went Bust. She accused me of attacking a man who is not alive to defend himself.\nI disagreed politely, mindful of the fact that the woman must still be grieving. I pointed out that he’d had plenty of opportunities to discuss and defend his performance with me when he was alive. She countered that I hadn’t been \"in the room\" on the infamous night that the ruinous bank guaranteed was introduced. I didn’t point out to her that she hadn’t been there either. But I did say\nthere has been a deliberate and concerted effort by those who were present to limit what has been revealed, allowing only a small amount of documents to be released under the Freedom of Information Act.\nI also asked her to read the book, which I said I believed was fair in its portrayal and assessment of how Lenihan and his taoiseach, Brian Cowen, had performed on that night and subsequently. She said she had read it but said no more about that, other than to say that at least Cowen is alive to defend himself.\nAs it happens Cowen has been unavailable to do so and is unwilling, as his predecessor Bertie Ahern has been, to defend his record in public. It all seems too raw for Cowen; he may still be in shock, much as he appears to have been when he was in office and as everything came tumbling down around him.\nO'Rourke is one of his fiercest critics. She was blunt about his shortcomings and failings in the recent two-part RTÉ documentary Crisis: Inside the Cowen Government (to which I contributed). It seems likely that Cowen would have been greatly irritated by her and\nmany others (particularly Mary Hanafin) because of their contributions to that programme. Self-serving would be one way of describing them.\nO’Rourke’s criticisms and viewing of the\nprogramme made me consider again whether\nI had been fair to Cowen and Lenihan in both my book and in my contributions to the documentary. In the latter I was dependent on the editing process of others, but the book, while involving the editing by others, remains very much my own responsibility. I stand by what I said in the documentary about Cowen because it sums up much of what is in the book: it is an appalling legacy to have been the taoiseach who oversaw the rushed introduction of the bank guarantee and to have surrendered economic sovereignty, as happened last November.\nHis performance prior to becoming taoiseach, during his time as finance minister, was appalling too. This is not hindsight: I wrote in April 2008, on his becoming leader of Fianna Fáil, that he had an enormous amount to do to justify the garlands\nbeing thrown his way and that his performance as finance minister had not been impressive.\nI go into greater detail in the book, particularly about what others have told me about Cowen’s behaviour while in office. The obvious manifestation of the psychological pressure he suffered was his drinking of alcohol. There is little doubt but that Cowen did not exhibit sufficient care about his drinking while in office. It may have been his way of releasing\npressure, but a middle-aged man with his responsibilities, excessive weight and previous health concerns (and the knowledge of the death of his father at the age of 51) should not have behaved as he did during a national crisis. He needed all\nhis wits about him at all times, not to be dealing with hangovers.\nBut what about Lenihan’s performance? Lenihan should not and cannot be off-limits to legitimate examination of his record, but there is a danger that sympathy for his personal tragedy can lead to overly sympathetic examination of his record. His illness, once disclosed, could not be a private matter, not when he held a key position at one of the most important times in the history of the state.\nThe reality is that there were very serious concerns in both the Department of the Taoiseach and the Department of Finance in the early months of 2010. Lenihan was unavailable because of treatment on many days when he was needed.\nCowen never moved against him, partly because of loyalty\n(and they remained loyal to each other until near the end of Cowen’s leadership), partly because of a worry that the public might react negatively to the removal of a sick man as if it was callous rather than necessary, and\npartly because of the realisation\nLenihan had the communication skills that Cowen himself lacked.\nLenihan got a pass in some respects because he was\nlikeable and engaging. Journalists liked him because he would answer questions and be available to do so, unlike others. (You could argue that he played the media along, knowing that he would get it somewhat easier if he engaged with it.) Also he was not part of the government as a full minister until after the 2007 general election and did not get his first economic ministry until after Ahern’s 2008 departure. He was a lawyer\nwho had to get up to speed quickly on economic and financial ministries,\nbut he cannot evade responsibility for the guarantee, the establishment of the disastrous NAMA (to which he was central), the failed and recurring recapitalisations of the banks and the ultimate surrender to the EU and IMF. And much of what he said about the economy \"turning the corner\" was nonsense.\nHe was unlucky in many respects — not just with his health but with the impact of outside events. I remember him getting furious with me in early November last year as I pressed him on soaring yields on Irish bonds, suggesting\nthis was the markets reacting to his policy of increased austerity, knowing\nit would not work. He blamed, and with some merit too, the uncertainty caused by comments made by Angela Merkel and Nicolas Sarkozy that raised the possibility that sovereign states would be allowed to default on debts from 2013, making it almost impossible for Ireland to raise new loans on international markets.\nLenihan and Cowen found that their reward for doing all of that had been asked of them by the European Commission and ECB was to be hung out last November when it was decided that Ireland should be sacrificed for the greater good of the euro area. Knowing that it would finish them politically Cowen and Lenihan found the takeover but ultimately had to surrender. To a degree it is possible to feel sorry for them, and the knowledge of his failure was difficult for Lenihan in his final months.\nThe RTÉ programme on Cowen’s crisis was great drama, and had fantastic photos and footage upon which to draw, and, within the time constraints, was fair. I would argue that the story is bigger than can be told in two hours of television, and of course I would. But I believe that, by and large, any unfairness is coming from the former political colleagues of those under the microscope.\nThe Last Word with Matt Cooper is broadcast on 100-102 Today FM\n", "entities": [{"start": 697, "end": 710, "label": ["287105"]}, {"start": 980, "end": 983, "label": ["58332228"]}, {"start": 1045, "end": 1058, "label": ["51353551"]}, {"start": 1131, "end": 1138, "label": ["14560"]}, {"start": 1793, "end": 1819, "label": ["163152"]}, {"start": 1928, "end": 1935, "label": ["51353551"]}, {"start": 1955, "end": 1966, "label": ["287161"]}, {"start": 2100, "end": 2105, "label": ["287161"]}, {"start": 2148, "end": 2153, "label": ["287161"]}, {"start": 2221, "end": 2233, "label": ["3774806"]}, {"start": 2301, "end": 2306, "label": ["287161"]}, {"start": 2437, "end": 2445, "label": ["287105"]}, {"start": 2650, "end": 2655, "label": ["287161"]}, {"start": 2727, "end": 2739, "label": ["1027679"]}, {"start": 2942, "end": 2947, "label": ["287161"]}, {"start": 2952, "end": 2959, "label": ["51353551"]}, {"start": 3226, "end": 3231, "label": ["287161"]}, {"start": 3890, "end": 3895, "label": ["287161"]}, {"start": 4053, "end": 4058, "label": ["287161"]}, {"start": 4490, "end": 4497, "label": ["51353551"]}, {"start": 4513, "end": 4520, "label": ["51353551"]}, {"start": 4938, "end": 4965, "label": ["957729"]}, {"start": 4974, "end": 4995, "label": ["3204713"]}, {"start": 5025, "end": 5032, "label": ["51353551"]}, {"start": 5103, "end": 5108, "label": ["287161"]}, {"start": 5221, "end": 5226, "label": ["287161"]}, {"start": 5418, "end": 5425, "label": ["51353551"]}, {"start": 5460, "end": 5465, "label": ["287161"]}, {"start": 5482, "end": 5489, "label": ["51353551"]}, {"start": 5924, "end": 5929, "label": ["3774806"]}, {"start": 6127, "end": 6131, "label": ["1729032"]}, {"start": 6249, "end": 6251, "label": ["9317"]}, {"start": 6256, "end": 6259, "label": ["15251"]}, {"start": 6542, "end": 6547, "label": ["14560"]}, {"start": 6740, "end": 6753, "label": ["72671"]}, {"start": 6758, "end": 6773, "label": ["557007"]}, {"start": 6904, "end": 6911, "label": ["14560"]}, {"start": 6957, "end": 6964, "label": ["51353551"]}, {"start": 6969, "end": 6974, "label": ["287161"]}, {"start": 7051, "end": 7070, "label": ["9974"]}, {"start": 7075, "end": 7078, "label": ["9474"]}, {"start": 7137, "end": 7144, "label": ["14560"]}, {"start": 7251, "end": 7256, "label": ["287161"]}, {"start": 7261, "end": 7268, "label": ["51353551"]}, {"start": 7423, "end": 7430, "label": ["51353551"]}, {"start": 7473, "end": 7478, "label": ["287161"]}, {"start": 7859, "end": 7870, "label": ["1776826"]}, {"start": 7895, "end": 7903, "label": ["853120"]}]}
{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0502wb-85-15102", "text": "PNR data transfer: EU Parliament gets angry | EDRI\nHome\nAbout\nEDRI-gram\nIssues\nActivities\nDigital Civil Rights in Europe\nEDRI-gram\nAbout EDRI-gram\nArchive\nSubscribe\nTranslations\nPrivacy Policy\nIf you wish to help EDRI promote digital rights, please consider making a private donation.\nEDRI-gram\nSubscribe to the bi-weekly newsletter about digital civil rights in Europe.\nHome » EDRI-gram - Number 17,\n10 September 2003\nPNR data transfer: EU Parliament gets angry\n10 September, 2003\n» EU Policy | Privacy | Airline Passenger Data\nOn 12 September the moratorium expires on the transfer of European\npassenger-data to the United States. Already harsh words are being\nexchanged between EU institutions, one of the last realms of diplomatic\nkindness. \"The violation of EU legislation is continuing and with it the\nrights of European citizens are being violated.\" This judgement from an\nofficial Working Document of the European Parliament is aimed at the\nCommission, which, according to the document, \"in the 6 months since the\nadoption of Parliament's resolution (on the transfer of Airline\nPassenger's PNR data to US authorities) has made very little progress\nwith regard to ensuring that EU data protection legislation is observed\".\nStill, the EP rapporteur, Dutch Liberal Johanna Boogerd-Quaak, continues,\n\"Your rapporteur believes that the US commitments do not offer adequate\nprotection.\" \"This\", she concludes, \"is a flagrant violation of EU data\nprotection legislation, as laid down in Directive 95/46 EC and Regulation\n2299/89.\" Members of Parliament are now ready to prepare two oral\nquestions for the Council and the Commission, and eventually take legal\naction before the European Court of Justice.\nOn 13 March, the Parliament passed a resolution containing criticism of\nthe Commission's secretive negotiations with US envoys about the\ntransfer of airline passenger's personal data to the United States.\nParliament was angry about the lack of adequate level of data protection.\nIt urged the Commission to ensure that EU Privacy and Data Protection law\nwould be respected. Up to the present day that is not the case. The\nprocedure that might now follow is laid down in Article 232 of the EC Treaty. First an official warning by the Parliament. Next, action before\nthe Strasbourg court that could result in the Commission being obliged to\nstop the transfer immediately. Already on 2 September, the Chair of the EP\nCivil Liberties Committee has taken first steps to prepare such action.\nThis is also what the Parliament will urge now: a prohibition of all data\ntransfer on a 'pull' basis by 1 October, and an international agreement\nthat will have to be in accordance with EU data protection law. In her\nWorking Paper, Mrs. Boogerd-Quaak goes into some detail and exemplifies\nminimum requirements any future arrangement should meet to avoid legal\naction, such as reducing the storage time from 7 years to the duration of\nthe passenger's stay in the US and reconsidering whether PNR transfer is\nadequate in the proclaimed fight against terrorism.\nOn 5 May EDRi launched a campaign against the PNR transfer, with letters\npassengers can send to the national Data Protection Authority in their\ncountry to request an investigation of the illegal transfer of their\npersonal data.\nEP draft Oral Question to the Council (02.09.2003)\nhttp://www.europarl.eu.int/meetdocs/committees/libe/20030908/505934en....\nWorking Document Johanna L.A. Boogerd-Quaak (02.09.2003)\nhttp://www.europarl.eu.int/meetdocs/committees/libe/20030908/506027en....\nEP Resolution (Motion 10.03.2003, accepted 13.03.2003)\nhttp://www.europarl.eu.int/meetdocs/committees/libe/20030310/492022EN....\nEDRi campaign against the illegal transfer of European travellers' data to the USA\nhttp://www.edri.org/campaigns/airline\n(Contribution by Andreas Dietl, consultant on EU privacy issues)\n‹ EDRI-gram - Number 17,\n10 September 2003upNew report finds problems with EU copyright law\n›\nPrinter-friendly version\nEuropean Digital Rights, 2005-2011. Some Rights Reserved\n", "entities": [{"start": 121, "end": 125, "label": ["6823894"]}, {"start": 213, "end": 217, "label": ["6823894"]}, {"start": 285, "end": 289, "label": ["6823894"]}, {"start": 363, "end": 369, "label": ["9239"]}, {"start": 419, "end": 422, "label": ["1384140"]}, {"start": 438, "end": 451, "label": ["9581"]}, {"start": 587, "end": 595, "label": ["9239"]}, {"start": 618, "end": 631, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 681, "end": 683, "label": ["9581"]}, {"start": 763, "end": 765, "label": ["9581"]}, {"start": 818, "end": 826, "label": ["9239"]}, {"start": 913, "end": 932, "label": ["9581"]}, {"start": 949, "end": 959, "label": ["9974"]}, {"start": 1034, "end": 1044, "label": ["9581"]}, {"start": 1098, "end": 1101, "label": ["1384140"]}, {"start": 1110, "end": 1112, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 1185, "end": 1187, "label": ["9581"]}, {"start": 1241, "end": 1243, "label": ["9581"]}, {"start": 1256, "end": 1261, "label": ["21148"]}, {"start": 1339, "end": 1341, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 1440, "end": 1442, "label": ["9581"]}, {"start": 1488, "end": 1497, "label": ["165300"]}, {"start": 1504, "end": 1506, "label": ["9974"]}, {"start": 1543, "end": 1553, "label": ["9581"]}, {"start": 1678, "end": 1703, "label": ["87187"]}, {"start": 1722, "end": 1732, "label": ["9581"]}, {"start": 1781, "end": 1791, "label": ["9974"]}, {"start": 1822, "end": 1824, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 1895, "end": 1908, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 1997, "end": 2007, "label": ["9974"]}, {"start": 2023, "end": 2025, "label": ["9581"]}, {"start": 2038, "end": 2053, "label": ["237536"]}, {"start": 2193, "end": 2202, "label": ["78006"]}, {"start": 2237, "end": 2247, "label": ["9581"]}, {"start": 2273, "end": 2283, "label": ["37407"]}, {"start": 2315, "end": 2325, "label": ["9974"]}, {"start": 2512, "end": 2522, "label": ["9581"]}, {"start": 2676, "end": 2678, "label": ["9581"]}, {"start": 2952, "end": 2954, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 2981, "end": 2984, "label": ["1384140"]}, {"start": 3058, "end": 3062, "label": ["6823894"]}, {"start": 3095, "end": 3098, "label": ["1384140"]}, {"start": 3967, "end": 3990, "label": ["6823894"]}, {"start": 4003, "end": 4023, "label": ["52272"]}]}
{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0503wb-96-11521", "text": "History of Northfield Vermont\nNorthfield History\nby Julia McIntire\nIn 1790, when the United States government established its first census, it recorded forty-four persons (fifteen adults and twenty-nine children) living in the tiny and isolated Town of Northfield. Amos Robinson, the first to arrive, was a proprietor of the town chartered in 1781, and was actually the only original proprietor to make his home here.\nElijah Paine, son of an influential family, Harvard graduate, Revolutionary soldier, lawyer, friend of George Washington and a proprietor of Northfield and nearby Williamstown, had cleared land on Northfield's Mill Hill. He built a grist and saw mill which soon became the center of business and social activity for the settlement.\nOn March 12, 1794, the first town meeting was held at Dr. Nathaniel Robinson's home on East Hill. As more settlers came to town, they abandoned the hilltops and built their homes westward down Mill Hill, until by the early 19th century, a small hamlet (today's South Village) had grown up along Sunny Brook and the Dog River. The village, known as Slab City because of the saw mills established there, also contained potash and grist mills.\nIn 1799 Elijah Paine built the famous Paine Turnpike which ran from Brookfield, through northern Northfield, to Montpelier, opening up trade and travel on this Boston-Montreal route.\nBy the 1840s the settlement had crept northward from South Village to land along the Dog River, known then and now as the Center. What is today's \"downtown\" was originally a heavily forested swampy area. In the early 1800s Elijah Paine acquired this land, cleared it, built a dam on the Dog River and erected a woolen mill. The last to be settled was the \"Falls,\" north of Factory Village, which was, and still is, a small closely knit settlement.\nIn 1848 these four small villages began to flourish, thanks to their leading citizen, Charles Paine. Like his father Elijah, Charles was well educated, shrewd and personable. He was governor of Vermont from 1841 to 1843, and in 1845 became president of the newly chartered Vermont Central Railroad. He built the headquarters in Northfield, much to the disappointment of Barre and Montpelier. In its extensive yard, the railroad built and repaired engines and cars. The many Irish who poured into town to work on the railroad became permanent residents.\nIn 1853 the Vermont Central Railroad went into bankruptcy due to over expansion and, in some cases, mismanagement, and bit by bit hard times came to Northfield. The railroad, placed under receivership and renamed the Central Vermont Railroad, had its headquarters moved to St. Albans.\nIn the 1870s, the slate industry, although short-lived, eased Northfield's economic depression. Welsh workmen, skilled in cutting and splitting slate, arrived in town and contributed to its development.\nThe granite industry, particularly under the business acumen of five Cross brothers, brought new life to the town in the 1890s and early 1900s. Their stone sheds, plus those of the Ellis Company, the Pelaggi Company, Phillips & Slack Inc., and others, employed hundreds of workers, many of them newly arrived Italians, Spaniards and Scots. Gradually the Northfield granite industry drifted to the great granite center in nearby Barre.\nBy the 1950s and 1960s, other industry rejuvenated Northfield. The old Nantanna Mill under Bernard Goldfine's ownership produced fine woolen goods. The Rabbit hollow Knitting Mill; the Wood Products Co.; the Northfield Telephone Co. and its later outgrowth, Trans-Video Cable Television; Cetrangolo's granite finishing works; and a new shopping center brought much-needed employment.\nThe largest industry in town is unquestionably Norwich University which was started in 1869 and remained a small college for several decades. This venerable military university employs hundreds of people, adds property support to the town, and spends millions of dollars each year in supplies and services in Central Vermont. In 1950, Major General Ernest Harmon became President of Norwich where he spent fifteen years and brought enrollment from 300 cadets to well over 1,300.\nIn spite of many changes, Northfield still retains many characteristics of its old-time four villages - the South Village with its Red Mill; the Center, home of Norwich University\n", "entities": [{"start": 30, "end": 40, "label": ["260264"]}, {"start": 85, "end": 98, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 245, "end": 249, "label": ["52911"]}, {"start": 253, "end": 263, "label": ["260264"]}, {"start": 418, "end": 430, "label": ["21828627"]}, {"start": 462, "end": 469, "label": ["18426501"]}, {"start": 480, "end": 493, "label": ["38584728"]}, {"start": 521, "end": 538, "label": ["11968"]}, {"start": 559, "end": 569, "label": ["260264"]}, {"start": 581, "end": 593, "label": ["137365"]}, {"start": 615, "end": 625, "label": ["260264"]}, {"start": 1098, "end": 1107, "label": ["137356"]}, {"start": 1199, "end": 1211, "label": ["21828627"]}, {"start": 1259, "end": 1269, "label": ["84080"]}, {"start": 1288, "end": 1298, "label": ["260264"]}, {"start": 1303, "end": 1313, "label": ["41992"]}, {"start": 1351, "end": 1357, "label": ["24437894"]}, {"start": 1358, "end": 1366, "label": ["7954681"]}, {"start": 1597, "end": 1609, "label": ["21828627"]}, {"start": 1747, "end": 1762, "label": ["635166"]}, {"start": 1908, "end": 1921, "label": ["5940936"]}, {"start": 1939, "end": 1945, "label": ["21828627"]}, {"start": 1947, "end": 1954, "label": ["5940936"]}, {"start": 2016, "end": 2023, "label": ["1184973"]}, {"start": 2095, "end": 2119, "label": ["1184973"]}, {"start": 2150, "end": 2160, "label": ["260264"]}, {"start": 2192, "end": 2197, "label": ["260257"]}, {"start": 2202, "end": 2212, "label": ["41992"]}, {"start": 2296, "end": 2301, "label": ["14560"]}, {"start": 2387, "end": 2411, "label": ["1184973"]}, {"start": 2524, "end": 2534, "label": ["260264"]}, {"start": 2592, "end": 2616, "label": ["1184973"]}, {"start": 2648, "end": 2658, "label": ["57371054"]}, {"start": 2722, "end": 2732, "label": ["260264"]}, {"start": 2756, "end": 2761, "label": ["69894"]}, {"start": 2932, "end": 2937, "label": ["62414189"]}, {"start": 3172, "end": 3180, "label": ["14532"]}, {"start": 3182, "end": 3191, "label": ["26667"]}, {"start": 3196, "end": 3201, "label": ["26994"]}, {"start": 3217, "end": 3227, "label": ["260264"]}, {"start": 3291, "end": 3296, "label": ["260257"]}, {"start": 3349, "end": 3359, "label": ["260264"]}, {"start": 3729, "end": 3747, "label": ["2063664"]}, {"start": 3991, "end": 4006, "label": ["1184973"]}, {"start": 4031, "end": 4044, "label": ["17225667"]}, {"start": 4065, "end": 4072, "label": ["2063664"]}, {"start": 4187, "end": 4197, "label": ["260264"]}, {"start": 4322, "end": 4340, "label": ["2063664"]}]}
{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0502wb-30-08900", "text": "Underground Utility Lines\nThe Cheney GroupFrisco's #1 Home Selling TeamHome\nAbout Us\nTestimonials\nMeet The Team\nSearch MLS\nAbout Frisco\nLocal News\nMarket Stats\nNeighborhoods\nSchools\nBuyers\nSearch MLS\nFeatured Listings\nClosing Costs\nMortgage Calculator\nFAQ\nWhat are the advantages to having a Buyer’s Agent?\nHow will you tell me about the newest homes available?\nWill you inform me of homes from all real estate companies or only Keller Williams Reality?\nCan you help me find new construction homes?\nHow does for sale by owner (FSBO) work?\nCan we go back through our property again once an offer is made, but before possession?\nOnce my offer is accepted, what should I do?\nSellers\nMarketing Plan\nFAQ\nAre there things we should do to our home to help ensure the maximum price?\nHow often will you advertise our property?\nWill you be present at all showings?\nWhat if another agent tells us they can get us more for the house?\nDo we have any responsibilities during the marketing of our home?\nWhat happens once we get an offer?\nCustom Home Valuation\nBlog\nContact\nYou are here: Home / Blog / Underground Utility Lines\nUnderground Utility Lines\nAugust 4, 2008\nBy jeffcheney 1 Comment\nÂ\nThere has been a great deal of discussion the last few weeks about theabove ground utility lines along Eldorado.  Shelly Slater, Channel 8 News, even covered the issue in her news report.  See the story HERE Â\nThis item will be discussed this Tuesdy, August 5th, at our City Council meeting.  The staff report we were provided is attached below:\n   Â\n        Office of the City Manager\nRe:    Utility Undergrounding – Background and Issue Paper\n While the construction of utility poles in and along the Eldorado (between the Dallas North Tollway and FM423) corridor have prompted a great deal of discussion and debate, it is important to note that this issue has been one with which cities have struggled for some time. As you will see below, Frisco, as well as other cities, have been attempting to regulate this issue for some time. However, we all continue to be hampered by the decisions of the Public Utility Commission and the courts of the state of Texas. This paper attempts to provide some historical perspective on this overall issue and also highlight for you some specifics on related cost projections.\nNOTE: Please note that the only cost numbers contained in this report that are confirmed at this point is the cost of burying the Coserv lines along Eldorado. Other numbers are calculated based on the data at hand at the time of completing this report. However, such additional cost projections are fairly conservative based on prevailing market data.\nHistorical Perspective of the Undergrounding Issue:\nThe section attempts to provide you with a high level historical perspective of some of the events that have impacted decisions related to the undergrounding of utilities.\nThe City of Frisco has been attempting to regulate the undergrounding of utilities for a number of years. There have been provisions contained in the Subdivision Regulations for a number of years regarding this matter, some of which have had to be removed due to court cases related to this issue. The City also passed an Underground Utility ordinance a couple of years ago to deal with utility lines along thoroughfares. However, if the city says the developer must bury the lines along thoroughfares and the cost of that burial has to be paid by the developer then the developer will argue they are carrying a disproportionate amount of the cost and/or that the city does not have a valid governmental interest in having the lines buried.  And if the city says the utility must bury the lines along thoroughfares and the cost of burial has to be paid by the utility then the utility will argue that the cost of burial would have to be passed along to the rate payer thus violating their rate tariff set by the PUC (Oncor) or simply violates their Board adopted rate structure (Coserv). In summary, these recent court cases prevent the city from being able to require the burial of lines unless the city (the tax payer) pays the costs. A quick cost analysis of the impact the Eldorado issue, as well as the overall issue, could have is provided in the next section.\n Cost Analysis:\nThis section provides a high level review of the estimated cost to address the undergrounding issue. It examines the cost from a neutral perspective of who may have to pay these costs but then also provides an analysis of how that cost, if transferred to the City might impact the tax rate.\nCost Estimate Example –Â\nEdlorado Parkway:\nApproximately $5,500,000 to bury Coserv lines on both sides of Eldorado Parkway (estimate provided by Coserv Electric, see Attachment #1)\n$5,500,000 ÷ 4.6 miles (approx. 2.3 mi. of right-of-way per side) = ~$1,195,562 per mile\n(This calculation is the estimate to bury the Eldorado Coserv line only and does NOT include the cost of a private easement, boring or burial cost of any additional utilities such as cable. Also, this assumes the cost for the entire length of this section of roadway thus any reduction in length drives up the cost per mile estimate.)\n Potential Additional Costs:\nThese estimates are based on general market knowledge and could be higher or lower. However, a very conservative approach was taken to completing these estimates.\nItem/Service            Assumptions                Estimated Cost\nPrivate Easement         15′ easement @ $10sf        $1,584,000\nSidewalk\\Landscape\\\nScreening Replacement    1 mile of replacement        $700,000       Â\nCable and\\or Telco Burial 15% of Coserv            $825,000\nBoring                                    $Unknown .\nTotal   $3,109,000\nIf these additional costs were realized the project cost would total approximately $8,609,000.\nFunding –\nCity – If the City of Frisco were to assume the cost of burying the Edlorado Coserv line only ($5,500,000), there would need to be an adjustment to the tax rate to cover such cost. Below is an approximation of what that adjustment would need to look like:\n¢.01 on Tax Rate generates = $1,264,672, therefore, it would take a ¢.043 Tax Rate increase to fund the Eldorado Coserv line only.\nBelow is provided an approximation of what a tax rate adjustment would look like if the City of Frisco were to assume all of the projected cost above $8,609,000:\n¢.01 on Tax Rate generates = $1,264,672 therefore, it would take a ¢.068 Tax Rate increase to fund the Eldorado Coserv line only.\nUnderground Utility Fees – Why not pay for this from the fees that have already been collected from the Underground Utility Fee Ordinance? First, we only have a total of $368,834.00 in the account meaning there is nowhere near enough to complete the project in question – Eldorado. Second, the majority of the funds we do have are in other “Utility Zones” defined in the Ordinance which means the majority of the funds are not eligible to be spent on the Eldorado project because they were collected in other “Zones.” Third, and most importantly, these funds will more than likely have to be returned to those who paid them due to the enforcement issues with the ordinance outlined in the “Historical Perspective” section above.\nTariff Change – Oncor has the ability to enter into agreements with cities to pay for undergrounding facilities. These agreements, on a project by project basis, spread the cost of the project across all rate payers in the city. However, there are a number of issues with this process that make it a very risky proposition. Not the least of which is the fact that an agreement can be entered into by the city to bury an Oncor line only to have Coserv come right down the same easement with an overhead line. This problem is identified in item #2 below and has already hit the City of Allen. Also, Coserv which is the provider along Eldorado has no such program available.\nProblems that will continue after funding determination has been made (these apply to all such easements not just Eldorado) –\nThis section outlines some of the problems that would continue even after a funding determination is made related to the Eldorado Parkway utility matter.\nThe above cost estimate from Coserv does NOT include burying other utilities currently on the overhead lines such as cable and\\or telephone.\nNo matter the funding source, once a line is buried this action does not prevent another utility provider from coming right down the same easement and putting up overhead lines where the previous lines would just have been buried. This problem exists unless of course the City (the tax payers) pays AGAIN to have the new lines buried. By way of example, if the Coserv lines along Eldorado are buried by the City, then if Coserv wants to upgrade those lines in the future via overhead lines or if another utility provider wants to go in the same location with overhead lines they would have the right to do so unless the City paid to bury them a second time.\nIf Eldorado lines are buried at tax payer expense then what is the next line to be buried, at what cost and do you continue to raises taxes to bury lines? If it cost $5.5 million to bury only (2.3 miles x 2 =) 4.6 miles of line and the city has roughly 77 miles of thoroughfares and if the cost is similar to the line on Eldorado Parkway as outlined above that would equate to approximately $92,058,274 for one side of each thoroughfare. For both sides that would be approximately $184,116,548. Again, none of these numbers account for the “additional costs”, as outlined above, that may come into play.\nNeighboring City’s Experiences:\nAllen -\nStated that Allen “recently paid to have Oncor put in underground lines along Stacy Road only to have CoServ put up overhead lines along the same section of roadway.” Stated that there really is “no solution to the problem due to the above [problem] and due to when the line needs to be expanded, the city is faced with the choice again of paying or having the line constructed overhead.”\nThey went on to say that if we find the “silver bullet” to be sure to let them know.\nPlano –\n“Our subdivision ordinance limits the placement of above ground utilities to major thoroughfares (same as Frisco).  Subdivisions are occasionally built along a major thoroughfare without power lines, only to have them installed later.”  “Sometimes homeowners complain, but eventually they come to understand that the utility company has the right.”\nLittle Elm –\n“We are having identical issues.” Co-Serv has discussed a “secondary feed” needed down to the end of the LE peninsula and that the only way to get there is a parallel line along the south side of Eldorado Parkway (existing overhead is on the north side). “CoServ, and for that matter every other electric utility, takes the position that if you want it under ground, the city is expected to pay 100% of the cost.”\nCoserv Questions and Response Concerning Eldorado and Undergrounding in General:\nQuestions –\n(1) Would CoServ consider adding an additional charge to its customers in Frisco to pay to place its lines along major thoroughfares underground?\n(2) If the answer to 1 is yes, what do you need from the city of Frisco to institute such a charge?\n(3) If the answer to 1 is yes, what do you believe the monthly cost would be per customer?\nResponse –\n“CoServ has been approached by other cities we serve and asked similar questions. Our response thus far has been “no”, because...\n* The cost of underground construction is 3 to 5 times the cost of overhead construction and we have experienced recent dramatic increases in the cost of labor and materials. We’re seeing some underground construction costs in excess of $1 million per mile.\n* There are tremendous logistical challenges with converting overhead to underground, not the least of which is cable and communications attachments, adequate underground easements, scheduling, etc. All of these can be managed, but not easily.\n* At the point we agree with one municipal entity, we should expect to do it with all of them.\nCoServ is willing to sit down with you and/or your designated city representatives and try to plan conversion of overhead to underground facilities. Because of road widening, or other road construction issues, we are frequently confronted with this question. We’d prefer to plan these changes without imposing fees/charges to our members. The issue of fees/charges, as you know, is ultimately a question CoServ’s elected board of directors must address. My understanding of their direction for me is to find ways to convert without raising rates.”\nSummary:\nThe bottom line is that the cost of burying utility line is very high and the available solutions are fraught with problems of their own.  Additionally, the actions of the PUC and our Texas courts have further exacerbated the problems. On one hand, cities are being told they do not have the authority to regulate this infrastructure forcing it to be underground and on the other hand even if cities fund the undergrounding there is no guarantee that the buried facilities will remain underground thus wasting taxpayers’ dollars.\nAttachment #1\nCoserv Cost Estimate\nFiled Under: Blog, Uncategorized\nPrint\nEmail\nTweet\nRelated posts:\nOnline Utility Bill Payment Restored\nCity Council Meeting – 8/5/2008\nPhone Service Disrupted After Fiber Line Cut By City Contractors; Police Step Up Patrols in Area\nNew County Commissioner Precinct Lines Approved\nCity Council Meeting 11/4/2008\nAbout jeffcheneyJeff Cheney, CPA, Broker Associate\nJeff graduated among the top of his class from the University of Texas at Austin with a Bachelors Degree in Business Administration and a Masters Degree in Public Accounting. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0500wb-07-28725", "text": "Cache-Control: max-age=1200\nX-Cache: MISS from parent1.ghm.zope.net\nX-Cache: MISS from cache3.ghm.zope.net\nVia: 1.0 parent1.ghm.zope.net:80 (squid/2.7.STABLE9), 1.0 cache3.ghm.zope.net:80 (squid)\nVary: Accept-Encoding\nConnection: close\nDude, Your Ride is Here: Nissan’s JUKE - West Frankfort, IL - The Daily American\nSearch our print archives »\nNewspaper Ads\nJobs\nPlace an Ad\nClassifieds\nReal Estate\nAutos\ne-Edition\nHomepage\nNews\nSports\nLifestyle\nBusiness\nEntertainment\nPhotos\nObituaries\nVideo\nLocal Loop\nBlogs\nFacebook\nTwitter\nCalendar\nOnline Forms\nEducation\nPolice and Fire\nState News\nCards\nCubs\nWhite Sox\nBears\nRams\nNFL\nBlackhawks\nBlues\nIllinois Football\nBig 10\nSIU-C\nSportsTwitter\nFamily\nFood\nHealth\nHome & Garden\nBranded Content\nArts\nMovies\nMusic\nVideo\nHot Links\nIllinois Politics\nPublic Notices\nPhoto Galleries\nSt. Louis Cardinals\nSaluki Sports\nFighting Illini\nGlobal Storm Tracker\nRegional Events\nTest Drive\nSyndicated auto writer Silvio Calabi reviews the latest cars and trucks.\nUpdated Oct 28, 2011 @ 04:04 PM\nDude, Your Ride is Here: Nissan’s JUKE\nElegant, no; useful and entertaining, for sure: the Nissan Juke.\nWHEN CARLOS GHOSN took over as CEO, more than a decade ago, Nissan was bleeding cash and a lot of its products were forgettable, me-too copies of various Hondas and Toyotas. Since then Mr. Fix-It—as he became known—has overturned Nissan like, well, like a tsunami. But a tsunami of goodness! Now mainstream Nissans are praised for delivering value-for-dollar and fine driving dynamics, and the company also makes lustworthy cars for motorheads (the 370Z, the GT-R, the G-series Infinitis) and even ecophiliacs. Nissan’s zero-emission Leaf is the world’s first mass-produced electric vehicle.\nThere’s a dark lining to every silver cloud, though, and for Nissan it’s the urge to build cars for Generation X. Or maybe it’s Y or even Z by now; they who wear their ball caps sideways and call me “dude.” Thus Nissan also makes the two ugliest vehicles this side of the former Soviet Bloc: the cube (no capital letter) and this, the JUKE (all capitals). Every time I see it I think of a rhinoceros calf. Then I climb in and drive away and am reminded that rhinos are remarkably agile animals. And their babies are actually sort of cute.\nNo question that the Juke is right-sized for today’s new reality, at least for drivers who don’t cart Little League teams around. (It’s the same length as a Mini Countryman.) The rear seats are tolerable for two adults, so long as they’re not six-footers, and you can stack a week’s groceries inside the tailgate without having to fold them down. The back seats, that is. By the way, this does have rear doors; the latches are up there by the windows. Fuel economy that is only in the mid-20s is disappointing, but consider two things: This Juke has all-wheel drive, which adds weight; and all Jukes have a 1.6-liter, four-cylinder engine tuned for 188 horsepower. Those ponies make the Juke pretty lively. Dipping into the throttle squirts the car through traffic, while sensors and a computer keep a close eye on wheel spin. We’ve gotten accustomed to AWD systems that split power between the front and rear wheels as needed, but this Nissan can also divide it side-to-side, at least at the back wheels. (The 2WD Juke is pulled around by its front wheels, and it lacks independent suspension at the rear wheels.) In hard cornering or acceleration I can feel the car settle down under the grip of the AWD. Then the Juke corners nimbly and with a lot less understeer than expected. The steering is quick enough to contribute to this deftness.\nA 6-speed manual gearbox is available. The automatic transmission is a continuously variable type with Sport and Eco modes. Nissan says these settings also tweak the steering and throttle behavior; I can’t tell the difference, but the CVT does perform well.\nFor 2012 Nissan offers eight models of Juke: S CVT FWD, S CVT AWD, SV CVT FWD, SV M/T FWD, SV CVT AWD, SL CVT FWD, SL M/T FWD and SL CVT AWD. I think this means there’s one for every budget, priced from the high teens to the middle twenties, and all manner of upper-end options are on the menu. Our sample has leather seats, satnav and satradio, a USB port, push-button starting, stereo and cruise-control switches in the steering wheel and so on. I can do without the oddly contoured garnet-red console, but now I’m just being an old fuddy-duddy.\nIt’s not a joke, it’s a Juke. And, as the saying has it, when you’re behind the wheel, the ugly goes away.\n« Back to blog\nComments\nThank you for the abuse report.\nWe will review the report and take appropriate action.\nLoading comments...\nSearch This Blog\nFollow This Blog\nRSS\nAbout this blog\n>\nSilvio Calabi reviews the latest from Detroit, Munich, Yokohama, Gothenburg, Crewe, Seoul and wherever else interesting cars are born. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0500wb-07-08677", "text": "Harbhajan's case: Bhajji is all set to play again!\nslideshows\ngallery //\nIn Focus\nPlayers\nSnapped\nMatch Reviews\nTests\nODIs\nTwenty20\nMore >>\nSchedule\nNext\nPrevious\nHarbhajan's case: Bhajji is all set to play again!\n-->\n-->\nmandira srivastavaJan 30 2008\nBhajji’s fans will be very delighted to see him playing on the ground again. Few hours before, Indian Cricket team that was ready to come back leaving the Australian tour in the mid, is all set to play for 20-20 match in Melbourne .\nWe might witness a healthy tough competition between the two leading teams of the world. Thank God!\nThe racism charges against Harbhajan Singh had been dropped but he has to pay 50 per cent of match fees. Don’t you think, this outcome was bound to happen and there was no other outcome possible? Ultimately,money rules over everything else. There is too much money at stake to cancel the tour both officially and unofficially A lot of money of the organizers, advertisers and sponsors could be saved due the decision of Indian team to play the one day series too.\nWe all know cricket is not only game but also a nice opportunity for corporate houses to advertise their products and services.nnterDefinitely, few people like me would not like to accept this judgment, it was Symonds who provoked Bhajji first then he should be the first one who should be punished (He should also give 50 percent of his match fee)! They are saying Bhajji is let off for his past good behavior, as if they are doing a favour to him and India.\nAlso the Australian team has proved the world that they are bunch of liars and cheats supported by Procter.No can one forget that India had defeated Australia in 20-20 match finals. Yes! We all Indian cricket enthusiastic are waiting for that magic again. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0500wb-10-30439", "text": "“Most Difficult Result To Take This Season” – Foster | Dundalk Football Club\nCountdown to airtricity League Premier Division 2012\nSearch for:\nHomesplashNewsFixtures2012 First-Team2011 First-TeamUnder-18sUnder-19sTablesPlayersFirst-Team SquadManager & BackroomU18 SquadU19 SquadBlogClubAbout Our PitchClub DirectoryContact InformationDFC LottoGround DevelopmentGround RegulationsPitch BookingsSeason TicketsSponsorship Options 2012Ticket PricesDFC TrustFriends of Dundalk FCQuiz LeagueFriendsOnline ShopCommunitySchool VisitsHistoryAll Time Results & ScorersDundalk FC in EuropeDundalk FC Time CapsuleHonoursInterview Archive 2001-2010Irish Football Time CapsuleLilywhite Legends\n“Most Difficult Result To Take This Season” – Foster\nPosted on June 22, 2011 by Keith Wallace\nDundalk FC manager Ian Foster admitted that the surrender of a two-goal lead against Shamrock Rovers was “the most difficult result to take this season”, after his side played the league leaders off the Tallaght Stadium pitch for large periods, before a cruel late twist meant they had to be content with just a point. The lively Mark Griffin belatedly celebrated his 20th birthday as he had his side in cruise control with two fine finishes, only for ex-Lilywhite Chris Turner to pop up with a lifeline 11 minutes from time before Billy Dennehy struck in injury-time to earn the Hoops an undeserved 2-2 draw.\nHeartbreaking\nThe result came following extremely disappointing defeats, for very different reasons, by Drogheda United and Saint Patrick's Athletic. But Foster felt the draw in Dublin 24 was even more galling. “It’s the most difficult result to take this season,” Ian told dundalkfc.com. “I don’t think we deserved to drop any points tonight. The players were fabulous. It was a wonderful effort from all of them. It’s heartbreaking to concede at such a late stage. You would expect when you come to the champions that they might get the ball in wide areas and break you down that way, but they’ve gone route one and stuck balls into our box. They haven’t carved us open or worked us hard. They never looked like scoring but unfortunately for us it has finished 2-2 and that’s hard to take.”\nImpetus\nThe Lilywhites were comfortable when Griffin doubled his and his side’s advantage just past the hour mark. However, Rovers were back in it on 79 minutes when Peter Cherrie punched only as far as ex-teammate Turner who fired to an empty net from 25-yards. And Foster was particularly disappointed with how that goal was conceded. “I don’t think my ‘keeper should have come for it,” he said. “He did it against Drogheda and didn’t get there. Tonight, he got there, but if you let your centre-half deal with it, even if the centre-half doesn’t win the header, their player isn’t going to score. So, yes, I’m hugely disappointed with that because then that gives them the impetus to go and throw bodies in the box. They put both centre-halves up and unfortunately it led to the equaliser.\nProud\n“I thought we had done enough,” he added, as the equaliser came with just over 90 seconds left on the clock. “We defended manfully; we won headers, we won second balls, we cleared lines. Just, unfortunately, we have been hit with a sucker-punch right in the last minute. But we have been fabulous tonight. We’re all disappointed with a point at Shamrock Rovers. The level of performance tonight was superb. We should have been 2-0 up before we first scored. We created chance after chance, we passed them to death and we made them look like the away team. I couldn’t be prouder of the players – we were excellent tonight.” Beforehand, most Dundalk fans would have taken a point. But asked if he felt it was two thrown away, Foster said: “I’d say it’s two dropped – I wouldn’t say we threw it away.\nGriff praise\n“The game is not over until it’s over,” he continued. “But I don’t think they deserved anything out of the game, I’ll certainly say that. I thought my players were fabulous.” Commenting on the performance of two-goal Griffin, the Liverpool-born boss was delighted with how he finished his chances and troubled Rovers captain Dan Murray and his replacement Craig Sives. “He took his goals very, very well,” Ian said. “He was a constant threat. They took off a centre-half because he couldn’t deal with him, and the fella they brought on couldn’t deal with him either. I’m delighted for Mark. His work rate and his energy are excellent and he’s a constant threat in and around the box. He took his goals very well and he could have been on the end of one or two more chances as well.”\nPerformances\nThe draw ended a run of three straight league defeats for the Lilywhites. However, last week’s display against Saint Patrick's Athletic was arguably their best home performance of the season while they produced their best away showing of the year in Tallaght. “Probably, yeah,” Foster agreed, “and unfortunately we’ve only got one point out of the two games. But if we keep playing with that level of performance then we’ll win more games than we lose. Friday (at home to Galway United) is massive and I’ve said that to the players. If they approach it with the same mentality, same energy, same work rate and same passing ability then we’ll win the game. If we go back to the Drogheda scenario then we’ll find it difficult. But our level of performance over the last two games has been wonderful.”\nDFC Latest NewsTONIGHT! 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0502wb-39-22053", "text": "Kevin S. Taylor, MBA\n» Kudos to Clark County School District » Print\n- Kevin S. Taylor, MBA - http://www.kevintaylor.ws -\nKudos to Clark County School District\nPosted By Kevin S. Taylor, MBA On February 3, 2009 @ 9:40 pm In Community,Personal | 1 Comment\nAnother enlightening month of Leadership Las Vegas has opened my eyes to a few things that I believe everyone in the Southern Nevada community should be made aware of. Everyone seems to have an opinion on education. However, few people have the opportunity to view it from the inside out. That is exactly what Leadership Las Vegas Class of 2009 spent the month of January doing.\nOn the evening news we hear of sub-standard test data and other negative outcomes while school administrators and teachers struggle to meet the requirements of the infamous No Child Left Behind legislation. Very rarely do we hear of all the excellent programs provided by the Clark County School District (CCSD). Now, the problems are compounded by current financial crisis. Now, more than ever, the future of Nevada depend on public support.\nNevada State Senator Steven Horsford made a comment during a Leadership panel that suggested funding for schools was “equitably divided” among Nevada school districts. However, Clark County School District receives less money per student than any other district in the State. As a parent of 3 school-aged kids, I believe that the community needs to demand some answers from their local representatives in the State legislature. I am not seeing the equity.\nThese figures are not for the faint of heart. Clark County School District is the 5th largest school district in the entire nation. There are 311,240 students enrolled in 347 Clark County public schools. 7 new schools and 4 replacement schools opened in August of 2008. Currently, there are 18, 168 licensed teachers employed by CCSD – 1,640 hired this year. The comparatively slim administration consists of 1,337 administrators and 12,013 support staff. There are a total of 38,611 CCSD employees.\nIt is important to also consider what the student population looks like. There are 110 languages spoken by students in Clark County schools. Some of these languages are only verbal, creating some additional challenges for educators. In a an average classroom of 33 students, 7 of them are learning the English language (ELL), 13 are living at or below poverty, 4 of them have learning differences requiring an Individualized Education Program (IEP) and 2 of them have been identified as gifted.\nThe newer ‘prototype’ high schools are built to accommodate 2,700 students but have had enrollment as high as 3,956 in recent years. Even in these conditions, teacher salaries start at $35,083 per year. It is important to note that these educators are, in many cases, top-notch teachers. 63% of CCSD teachers hold a graduate degree. Certainly, it is the desire to teach rather than the need for a progressive salary that motivates these individuals to show up at work each day. Clark County has a 96.4% attendance rate for these teachers.\nClark County Schools receives a meager $7,355 per student each year to fund the education of students through high school. The national, per student average is $8,380. Nevada spends almost 3 times this amount on convicted felons in the prison system ($22,000). This, to me, is a crime in itself. Are you calling your legislator yet?\nClark County School District is the home of 21 magnet programs for students with vocational interests, such as my daughter who is a junior at SECTA High School, one of the CCSD magnet schools. These magnet programs have helped keep some of the students in school – an important consideration knowing that the graduation rate for the class of 2006 was 63.8%. In 2007, only 3,639 graduating students had plans to go to college.\nSo, in addition to buying books and pencils, Clark County School District has an incredible amount to accomplish with the smallest per student paycheck in the state. Speaking of pencils, CCSD purchased 750,000 of them last year. They provided students a ride to and from school with 5,944 bus routes per day using a fleet of 1,267 buses.\nWith budget cuts affecting the bottom line, more and more each day, the CCSD must constantly ponder what services they can continue to provide and specifically which segments of the student population will lose out. There are federal mandates that stipulate certain things, like special education. This leaves ‘extra’ services especially vulnerable. These include things like the homework hot line which received 9,740 calls last year alone. Or, should safety be compromised? There are 143 school police and 177 nurses that keep our children and public property safe.\nBus drivers commute 20.9 miles each year while custodians clean 34 million square feet of school. The district provides free or reduced lunch to 127,557 students every day.  This accounts for a substantial amount of the 27,593,400 cartons of milk that were served to CCSD students in the 2007-2008 school year. Yes, that figure is 27 million.\nContrary to popular belief, only 0.1% of the general fund comes from the federal government. 35.5% comes from Sales Tax, 31.7% comes from State Support Tax, and 28.3% comes from Property Tax. While it is my opinion that the State tax base needs serious help, it is only partially salient. Our local School District needs a way to generate income as long as the State of Nevada is not doing its part.\nOur Governor, Jim Gibbons, has suggested cutting education and reducing teacher salaries even more. I have accepted this as confirmation that he has completely lost his mind. Or, maybe he just does not understand the critical role of education in society. I hope that the legislators have more hope for the State of Nevada than our Governor. Call them, write them, let them know that this is not an acceptable option for the future of our children! And, while you are at it, stop a CCSD employee and let them know they are all doing a great job!\n1 Comment (Open | Close)\n1 Comment To \"Kudos to Clark County School District\"\n#1 Comment By Elaine Taylor On February 4, 2009 @ 9:29 am\nAs a retired teacher who taught 30 years in California and 5 years in a Charter School here in Clark County, you need to be aware that sharing the negative rather than the\npositive is the rule rather than the exception. Unfortunately negativity brings readership or viewers.\nIt is beyond my understanding how, in a society which is is supposed to provide world leadership, that we can pay millions to athletes, singers, and actors and actresses yet we pay peon wages to teachers and doctors who mold our children to be our new leaders. We have a totally messed up value system.\nGood teachers work their perverbial butts off and get little, if any, thanks for it, except for the letter or phone call from an irate parent complaining.\nIn California, the school supplied pencils, paper, glue, tissues, composition books, materials for art projects, poster board...Here the families supply all those materials...THERE SHOULD BE MONEY TO PAY TEACHERS A REASONIBLE SALARY. Want to know why Clark County can’t get teachers? The year I came to Clark County I got credit for 4 or my 35 years on the payscale.\nIf we are to get and keep GOOD teachers, they need to be paid a decent salary and given credit for all their hard work. Teachers just don’t teach. They write curriculum, design special programs, spend hours of UNPAID time grading papers and planning their next day, week, month and so much more.So wake up Gibbons, State Legislators\n", "entities": [{"start": 296, "end": 305, "label": ["47737"]}, {"start": 372, "end": 387, "label": ["22216509"]}, {"start": 576, "end": 585, "label": ["47737"]}, {"start": 807, "end": 827, "label": ["512852"]}, {"start": 910, "end": 938, "label": ["1926056"]}, {"start": 940, "end": 944, "label": ["2819201"]}, {"start": 1044, "end": 1050, "label": ["22216509"]}, {"start": 1077, "end": 1083, "label": ["22216509"]}, {"start": 1098, "end": 1113, "label": ["13272531"]}, {"start": 1220, "end": 1226, "label": ["22216509"]}, {"start": 1254, "end": 1282, "label": ["1926056"]}, {"start": 1579, "end": 1607, "label": ["1926056"]}, {"start": 1708, "end": 1720, "label": ["48944"]}, {"start": 1862, "end": 1866, "label": ["1926056"]}, {"start": 2017, "end": 2021, "label": ["1926056"]}, {"start": 2152, "end": 2164, "label": ["48944"]}, {"start": 2335, "end": 2351, "label": ["8569916"]}, {"start": 2353, "end": 2356, "label": ["1555740"]}, {"start": 2443, "end": 2475, "label": ["2047289"]}, {"start": 2477, "end": 2480, "label": ["2047289"]}, {"start": 2823, "end": 2827, "label": ["1926056"]}, {"start": 3006, "end": 3018, "label": ["48944"]}, {"start": 3235, "end": 3241, "label": ["22216509"]}, {"start": 3400, "end": 3428, "label": ["1926056"]}, {"start": 3572, "end": 3576, "label": ["1926056"]}, {"start": 3871, "end": 3899, "label": ["1926056"]}, {"start": 4013, "end": 4017, "label": ["1926056"]}, {"start": 4236, "end": 4240, "label": ["1926056"]}, {"start": 4999, "end": 5003, "label": ["1926056"]}, {"start": 5185, "end": 5194, "label": ["296328"]}, {"start": 5253, "end": 5265, "label": ["373814"]}, {"start": 5374, "end": 5389, "label": ["339716"]}, {"start": 5436, "end": 5451, "label": ["21216"]}, {"start": 5489, "end": 5500, "label": ["63486881"]}, {"start": 5782, "end": 5797, "label": ["21216"]}, {"start": 6201, "end": 6211, "label": ["5407"]}, {"start": 6229, "end": 6243, "label": ["40148490"]}, {"start": 6252, "end": 6264, "label": ["48944"]}, {"start": 6893, "end": 6903, "label": ["5407"]}, {"start": 7141, "end": 7153, "label": ["48944"]}, {"start": 7193, "end": 7205, "label": ["48944"]}, {"start": 7563, "end": 7570, "label": ["63486881"]}, {"start": 7572, "end": 7589, "label": ["9504163"]}]}
{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0503wb-69-01292", "text": "Cornish Pirates player profile Rhys Jones\n- Fly-Half/Full-Back\nCornish Pirates\nArchive 2005 to 2010\nHome\nNews\nChampionship News\nCommunity News\nNews Archive\nArchive 05/2010\nRugby\nFixtures/Results\nMatch Reports\nMatch Previews\nTables\nMatch Matrix\nPlayers\nPlayer Stats\nCoaching Staff\nPhysios\nPirates TV\nTerms & Conditions\nTV Schedules\nMatch Highlights\nFeatures\nOld Prop Steve\nPlayer Blogs\nDream Teams\nCoaches' Corner\nInterviews\nGallery\nTickets\nOn-line Kiosk\nTravel Deals\nClub\nContacts\nPirates Shop\nPenzance Newlyn\nHistory\nLinks\nCorporate\nClub Sponsor\nHospitality\nKit Sponsorship\nPitch Side\nCross Branding\nPartners Suppliers\nPlayer Sponsors\nProgramme Ads\nStadium\nDisabled Fans\nTravel\nWhere to Stay\nVisiting Supporters\nCommunity\nGirls rugby\nLearning Zone\nCornish Language\nLocal Clubs\nSchools Rugby\nFanzone\nMatch Posters\nPirates Lottery\nMe & My Shirt\nWhat's On\nMatch DVDs\nFans In Focus\nBe A Mascot\nForums\nArchive Index\nPLAYER PROFILE / Rhys Jones - Fly-Half/Full Back 2009/10\nD.O.B\n23rd Aug 1987\nNationality\nAbergavenny\nBirthplace\nWelsh\nHeight\n5'10\" (1,78m)\nWeight\n14st 3lbs (90.3kg)\nPosition\nFly-Half/Full-Back\nPrevious clubs\nSale Sharks\nHonours\nWales Youth/U18/19/20s\nWales 7s, Barbarians.\nRhys is a young fly-half/full-back who signed for the Cornish Pirates in April, 2008, from Premiership side Sale Sharks. He is the son of Kingsley Jones, a former Wales captain and nowadays Director of Rugby at Sale, and his grandfather is Phil Kingsley Jones who has coached, managed and been a mentor to former All Blacks star Jonah Lomu.\nHighlights for Rhys include making his Premiership debut for Sale Sharks, playing at full-back in 2007 against Gloucester, and also playing for Wales U19s in their 2006 'Grand Slam' winning side.\nA rugby hero is Neil Jenkins, who is described as, \"a great role model\", and one Rhys has been fortunate to work with at various Welsh age group levels. Whilst on loan from Sale in February, 2008, Rhys also made a debut for Cardiff Blues against Munster.\nArriving in Cornwall, Rhys looked forward to the challenges ahead, him excited and keen to be part of a team that he feels \"has the potential to achieve great things.\"\nRhys played 23 games for the Pirates in his first season in Cornwall, when he was a clear top scorer with 181 points. Also, as a special highlight, he played for the Barbarians (along with Rhodri McAtee) against the Combined Services in the Annual Remembrance Day match.\nEarly in the summer of 2009, Rhys was further honoured when he was called into the Wales Sevens squad that competed in the final two tournaments of the season's IRB World Sevens Series, playing at both Twickenham and Murrayfield\n", "entities": [{"start": 63, "end": 78, "label": ["3373095"]}, {"start": 1239, "end": 1254, "label": ["3373095"]}, {"start": 1276, "end": 1287, "label": ["53588019"]}, {"start": 1293, "end": 1304, "label": ["21392239"]}, {"start": 1323, "end": 1337, "label": ["61871803"]}, {"start": 1348, "end": 1353, "label": ["770930"]}, {"start": 1387, "end": 1392, "label": ["25405"]}, {"start": 1396, "end": 1400, "label": ["21392239"]}, {"start": 1498, "end": 1508, "label": ["154957"]}, {"start": 1514, "end": 1524, "label": ["264230"]}, {"start": 1565, "end": 1576, "label": ["53588019"]}, {"start": 1587, "end": 1598, "label": ["21392239"]}, {"start": 1637, "end": 1647, "label": ["963537"]}, {"start": 1696, "end": 1706, "label": ["3933705"]}, {"start": 1738, "end": 1750, "label": ["788504"]}, {"start": 1851, "end": 1856, "label": ["69894"]}, {"start": 1895, "end": 1899, "label": ["21392239"]}, {"start": 1946, "end": 1959, "label": ["68375539"]}, {"start": 1968, "end": 1975, "label": ["985954"]}, {"start": 1989, "end": 1997, "label": ["5648"]}, {"start": 2174, "end": 2181, "label": ["3373095"]}, {"start": 2205, "end": 2213, "label": ["5648"]}, {"start": 2311, "end": 2321, "label": ["569077"]}, {"start": 2334, "end": 2347, "label": ["16039305"]}, {"start": 2361, "end": 2378, "label": ["6381746"]}, {"start": 2499, "end": 2511, "label": ["49975879"]}, {"start": 2577, "end": 2600, "label": ["44649049"]}, {"start": 2618, "end": 2628, "label": ["871456"]}, {"start": 2633, "end": 2644, "label": ["1210642"]}]}
{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0503wb-27-18578", "text": "Connection: close\nServer: Nginx / Varnish\nAccept-Ranges: bytes\nContent-Length: 14299\nVary: Accept-Encoding\nwww.jazzweekly.com | Reviews\nC.I.M.P.\nDrimala\nPAUL SMOKER\nDuocity in Brass & Wood\nCadence Jazz Records\nCJR 1155/56\nDOMINIC\nDUVAL/MARK WHITECAGE\nRules of Engagement, Vol. 1\nDrimala Records\nDR 03-347-03\nDuo improvisations featuring a double bass and a horn are some of the\nhardest performances to realize. The challenge is compounded if the non-bass-playing\npartner only has a trumpet's three valves and his embouchure with which\nto create. Thus Rochester, NY-based trumpeter Paul Smoker should be\ncomplimented for sheer audacity. His double CD session of live, more than\n60-minute duets with either Dominic Duval or Ed Schuller shows what can\nhappen when two accomplished musicians strip down to the essentials and\ngo at it with no preconceived notions.\nNevertheless,\nwhat appears pacesetting and awe-inspiring when sitting a few feet from\na performer in a live setting, reveals its flaws and shortcomings when\nexposed to the light of a laser. This is what happens throughout Duocity\nin Brass & Wood. Compounding the weakness is the hour plus running\ntime of each CD. Lacking the visuals and personal interaction, aural hard\nslogging can result with only three valves and four strings on show.\nThis\nis brought into starker focus when you compare Smoker's session with Duval's\nduet with reedist Mark Whitecage on Rules of Engagement. Not only does\nWhitecage divide his responses among clarinet, soprano and alto saxophones,\neach one of which is capable of creating more textures than a trumpet,\nbut the entire studio session doesn't wear out its welcome -- it's over\nin less than 44 minutes. Also, while the 11 trumpet-bass duets are instant\ncompositions, Duval wrote all the duo tunes on the other CD.\nPerforming\nfor the first time as a duo and with not many previous encounters under\ntheir respective belts, Smoker and Duval spend most of the time on the\nseven tracks playing slow-moving themes to determine each other's skills.\nIn the case of the trumpeter especially, this seems to involve extended\ntechniques that at time stray close to the show-offy.\nOn\n\"Burn Dialogue/Blue Monk,\" the nearly 131/2-minute longest track\nfor instance, he begins a cappella with a capricious display of growls\nand chromatic high-pitched note bending. Just before the solo threatens\nto turn into a Maynard Ferguson style extravaganza, it finally become\na hell-bent-for-leather dialogue between Smoker's chromatic trills and\nDuval's slower-paced, carefully emphasized arco work. As the bassist bows\naway the trumpeter decorates the output with shrill high notes and a line\nthat sounds like \"Cherokee\" played at a languid pace. There's\nno mistaking \"Blue Monk,\" which soon appears in proper cadence\nhere, replete with plunger trills. As Smoker dispenses his variations\non the theme, Duval counters with pealing, pizzicato strokes that offer\na sandpaper rough version of the same thing.\nOther\nthan a singing version of \"If I Were A Bell\" presented in a\nmuted Milesean fashion, the tunes concentrate on brass and bass effects.\nAt one point Smoker warbles offbeat slurring phrases as Duval introduces\nwell-modulated triple stops; at another four-string strums from the bassman\ncalls forth echoes that could come from an Alpine horn - then choked valve\nplunger work examination.\nFittingly,\nthe final tune is both abstract and conventional. Initially it resounds\nwith idiosyncratic brass note flurries that go from andante to adagio\nto allegro, as the bass line becomes excessively discordant. The ending\nhowever finds Smoker appropriately quoting \"The Party's Over\"\nin mid-register, Bobby Hackett-like fashion.\nOver-abundant\nexperimentation also characterizes the four Schuller/Smoker duets, with\nthe others leading up to and away from \"Hypnotics/Bassoptics Mutetics/Nostematics,\"\nan almost 31-minute tour de force. Separated by periods of silence and\napplause, the first section showcases legato trumpeting with thundering\nbass lines that get harder, stronger and more repetitive as Smoker shrilly\nwhistles from his mouthpiece. As Schuller strongarms a vamping ostinato\nback and forth, the trumpeter buzzes grit from his valves and soon broaches\nmouthpiece kisses, small smacks then squeals. Following a pause, a dark,\ndouble-stopping bass solo seems to invite Smoker's most idiosyncratic\nresponse as higher-pitched, Harmon-muted obbligatos share space with deeper\nopen tones. It almost appears as if he's playing two trumpets at once.\nAs Schuller continues to snap out short melodies and decorative asides\nthat then turn to a walking bass line, Smoker completes the showcase with\na flourish, producing a steady \"Flight of the Bumblebee\" buzz\nfrom his mute.\n\"Didgerotics,\"\nis the most interesting of the pieces -- not to mention the shortest --\nsince Smoker manages to produce basso didjeridoo and radung or metal Tibetan\nbass horn sounds from his axe, not to mention vocalized plunger inflections\nstraight out of the Bubber Miley Jungle book. Meanwhile Schuller moves\nfrom assured, low-pitched arco thrusts to split second visits to the effervescent\ncello register.\nTrumpet\nand or bass aficionados may get the most from these duets, a limitation\nyou don't have to ascribe to Rules of Engagement, though you can only\nget it at http://www.drimala.com.\nImprov\nassociates of more than 20 years, nowadays Duval and Whitecage often perform\nin trio formation with drummer Jay Rosen. That, of course, is when the\nbassist isn't busy with many of his other projects including sideman gigs\nwith pianist Cecil Taylor and multi-reedist Joe McPhee. Not that Whitecage,\nwhose experience as a multi-reedist goes back to the 1960s, has to take\na back seat to anyone. He's suitably expressive on each of his three horns\non different tracks here.\nTake\n\"Rainbows Were Over,\" which -- no surprise -- includes a recasting\nof the \"Somewhere Over The Rainbow\" melody. Beginning with blurting\nirregular tones from the alto that meet rasping, bowed arpeggios from\nthe bass, Whitecage soon digresses into husks of the original melody as\nDuval provide a unvarying swing foundation. When the saxist arches out\nshrill reconstructions -- speeding up and double-timing the theme -- Duval\nanswers with his own sonorous quotes, slowly sounding one note at a time.\n\"Snap\nJudgement\" is another alto feature for Whitecage's speech-like inflections,\nBird-like feints inside the horn and a bubbling, bluesy ending. True to\nthe title Duval constantly snaps his strings to such an extent that you\ncan savor his precise note placement as the tune moves from andante to\nallegro, finally settling into ringing pedal point accompaniment. Duval's\nbass work is brisk, however, as he strums with blurred fingering on \"Katherine's\nSong #4.\" A reverberating threnody, the piece revolves around melancholy\nexpressed by Whitecage's trilled soprano that extends barbed obbligatos\nwith intense vibratos. Examples of the reedman's cultivated, woody clarinet\nplaying are exhibited other places.\nThis\nis how the scorecard reads. Duval and Whitecage have created an altogether\nsatisfying session. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0502wb-22-10515", "text": "Date: Thu, 01 Mar 2012 21:34:26 GMT\nX-Varnish: 801119186\nAge: 0\nVia: 1.1 varnish\nConnection: close\nX-Cache-Svr: cfl-varnish-01\nX-Cache: MISS\nVary: Accept-Encoding, User-Agent\nCFL.ca - Official Site of the Canadian Football League\nBC Lions\nEdmonton Eskimos\nCalgary Stampeders\nSaskatchewan Roughriders\nWinnipeg Bluebombers\nHamilton Tiger-Cats\nToronto Argonauts\nMontreal Alouettes\nLCF.ca\nLogin | Register\nLog out\nOur League\nTickets\nContact Us\nFAQs\nEmployment\nPrivacy Policy\nTerms of Use\nGrey Cup Website\nCFL Shop\nOur Teams\nBC Lions\nEdmonton Eskimos\nCalgary Stampeders\nSaskatchewan Roughriders\nWinnipeg Blue Bombers\nHamilton Tiger-Cats\nToronto Argonauts\nMontreal Alouettes\nAffiliate Sites\nCFLPA\nCFL Alumni\nFootball Canada\nCIS Football\nCanadian Football Hall of Fame\nCFOA\nCanadian Junior Football League\nCFL Officials\nMedia\nCFL on TSN\nTELUS CFL Mobile\nUS Broadcast\nCFL on Facebook\nCFL on Twitter\nCFL on YouTube\nCFL Media Portal\nSearch\n#CFL\nNews\nOpinion and Analysis\nDave Campbell\nMatthew Cauz\nMarc Cohon\nJustin Dunk\nTrevor Hardy\nTom Higgins\nBob Irving\nDon Landry\nRick Moffat\nJim Mullin\nJamie Nye\nRichard Obrand\nRod Pedersen\nJaime Stein\nPat Steinberg\nMark Stephen\nFan Blog\nPress Releases\nTransactions\nCommunity\nPhotos\nCanadian Football Hall of Fame\nProspect Central\nVideo\nGame Highlights\nLatest\nFeatured\nGrey Cup\nSchedule\nSchedule\n2012 Schedule\nTeam Schedules\nBroadcast Information\nU.S. & International Playoff Information\nGame Tracker\nStandings\nRegular Season\nCrossover\nPre-Season\nCFL Power Rankings\nStats\nLeague Leaders\n2011 Playoffs\n2011\n2010 Playoffs\n2010\n2009 Playoffs\n2009\n2008 Playoffs\n2008\n2007 Playoffs\n2007\n2006\n2005\n2004\n2003\n2002\nIndividual Stats by Team\nB.C.\nSaskatchewan\nToronto\nEdmonton\nWinnipeg\nMontreal\nCalgary\nHamilton\nHistorical Records\nIndividual Records\nTeam Records\nPlayoffs Records\nGrey Cup Records\nGame Tracker\nPlayers\nBy Category\nAll Players\nFree Agents\nProspects\nRetired\nFree Agent Tracker\nBy Team\nB.C.\nSaskatchewan\nToronto\nEdmonton\nWinnipeg\nMontreal\nCalgary\nHamilton\nAll-Stars\nAll-Time All-Stars\n2011\n2010\n2009\n2008\n2007\n2006\n2005\n2004\n2003\n2002\n2001\n2000\nGibson's Finest CFL Player Awards\nPlayers of the Week\nPlayers of the Month\nCFL Scouting Bureau\n2012 Class - September\n2012 Class - January\nCFL Tryouts\nEvents\nGrey Cup\n100th Grey Cup Festival\nCanadian Draft\nEvaluation Camp\nScotiabank Touchdown Atlantic\nCoach of the Year\nGibson's Finest CFL Player Awards\nPlayer\nCanadian\nDefensive\nLineman\nRookie\nSpecial Teams\nTom Pate\nTickets\nPlayoff Tickets\nSingle Game Tickets\nShop\nCFL Auctions\nRetro Merchandise\nGrey Cup Merchandise\nFanzone\nForum\nCFL on the Web\nOfficial Facebook\nOfficial Twitter\nOfficial YouTube\nOfficial Team Sites\nThe Game\nCFL Officials\nCrossover\nDrug Policy\nImport Ratio\nPenalties\nReferee Signals\nReplay\nRookie Eligibility\nRule Book\nSMS\nStats Rules\nTie Breaking\nHistory\nGrey Cup\nHall of Fame\nHistorical Timeline\nRegular Season Records\nPlayoff Records\nGrey Cup Records\nCoaching Records\nFan Programs\nRONA Pools\nScotiabank Kid Captain\nGibson's Finest Fan\nPurolator Tackle Hunger\nNissan Quarterback Challenge\nBodog.net CFL Parlay Pick’em\nCFL Remembers\nCFL Stickers\nCFL Rewards\nCFL All-Star Ballot\nCFL Field Pass\nCFL Trademarks\nCFL Publications\nRelated Thoughts\nTo this story\n> Rider defensive adjustments suit James Patrick\n> A different feeling for Hall in return to Regina\n> Hall, Berry among Rider coaching candidates\n> Preview: Riders D in the post-Hall era\nRelated Media\nRelated Videos\n> TC11: Secondary Battle in Regina\n> Cary Koch TD in 2010 Western Final\nRelated Photo Galleries\n> Wk #19: SSK at EDM\n> Memories of Miller\nHe's back: Richie Hall named Rider DC\nFebruary 01, 2011\n6\nShare\nTHE CANADIAN PRESSRegina -- It was a frigid -38 C with the wind chill at Mosaic Stadium, but there was a warm welcome inside the Saskatchewan Roughriders' locker-room for Richie Hall.The CFL club announced Tuesday that Hall will return to Saskatchewan as defensive co-ordinator.“It feels good,” a grinning Hall told reporters.“It feels a little intimidating just because they've have so much success the last couple of years, going to Grey Cup two years (in a row). You feel that you want to continue that tradition that they have already established.”Hall was a part of the green and white coaching staff for 15 seasons, including eight as defensive co-ordinator. He helped the Riders win the Grey Cup in 2007.Hall left Saskatchewan in 2009 to become head coach and defensive co-ordinator of the Edmonton Eskimos. He was embraced by Edmonton fans and players alike for his ready grin and relentless optimism, but that wasn't enough to offset a losing record.He was fired by the Eskimos in November after Edmonton finished with a 7-11 record last season and missed the playoffs.It was a learning experience.“I think it's changed you, but I don't know if it changed me because I've been the head coach. I think it's just the last two years of experience, as far as the things that I've endured, that makes you either bitter or makes you better. And I always think that your experiences make you a better person,” said Hall.“I like to think that I'm better today than I was yesterday.”Before moving into coaching, Hall spent nine years playing in the CFL, including four seasons with the Roughriders from 1988 to 1991. He was a key member of the Roughriders' 1989 Grey Cup championship team.Hall said he doesn't think going from a head coach position to defensive co-ordinator is a step backwards.“I've always looked at it as just to have the opportunity to do something that you enjoy doing and that's coaching,” he said.“Whether it's being a position coach, whether it's being a co-ordinator or whether it's being a head coach, I get the luxury of doing something that I enjoy doing. It doesn't matter what my role is, but to be able to coach I think that's a lot of fun.”Riders GM Brendan Taman said Hall's record speaks for itself.“He's pretty successful wherever he's been and as a defensive coach, whenever teams I've (been with) played against him, it was tough. He's a good coach and obviously was in the search for the head coaching job so we think a lot of him,” said Taman.The head coaching job in Saskatchewan opened up in December when Ken Miller announced he would be stepping down to focus on his position as the Riders' vice-president of football operations.Last month, the Riders handed the reins to Greg Marshall.Marshall started coaching in the CFL in 1994 in Saskatchewan. He was the team's defensive line coach for two seasons before adding the title of defensive co-ordinator. Marshall left the Riders in 1999 for other coaching positions and was most recently the Hamilton Tiger-Cats' defensive co-ordinator for the past two seasons.Hall, who worked with Marshall in Saskatchewan, said they have a good relationship.“Ever since we departed in 2000, we've always had the desire to work together again,” said Hall.“I know I'm very excited about it and he's very excited. You know it's interesting because we've been apart for so long, now to come back together and to see what we've learned. We've kind of gone in different avenues and we all came in together and now we're reunited and I think it's going to be fun.”\nRelated Links\nRider coaching staff taking shape\nMiller nominated for Coah of the Year\nRiders name Marshall head coach\nLogin\nRegister\nEditor's Note: Comments have been enabled for this article. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-18-10891", "text": "Via: 1.1 tmss02-lb (Juniper Networks Application Acceleration Platform - DX 5.3.4 0), 1.1 tmss01-lb (Juniper Networks Application Acceleration Platform - DX 5.3.4 0)\nContent-Length: 95877\nX-Cacheable: YES\nDate: Thu, 01 Mar 2012 17:35:59 GMT\nX-Varnish: 265083219\nAge: 0\nVia: 1.1 varnish\nConnection: close\nX-Served-By: tmgweb3\nX-Cache: MISS\nAlbion Rovers agree deal for striker - Airdrie & Coatbridge Advertiser\n16 June 2011: 12:08pm\n|\nVisit our other sites:\nEast Kilbride News\nHamilton Advertiser\nRutherglen Reformer\nWishaw Press\nDating\nicScotland\nLanarkshire Careers\nFish 4 Homes\nUsed Cars\nScotcareers\nSmart New Homes\nLocalMole - Local Directory\nGet involved...\nSend your stories\nSend your videos\nSend your pics\nJoin a forum\nHomeNewsLocal NewsElectionScottish NewsWeird WorldSchool ReportsWeatherSend Your StorySportFootballBoxingRugbyGolfAthleticsOther SportEntertainmentEntertainment NewsMusic LanarkshireLifestyleLifestyle NewsScotland CashbackReader TravelDatingHoroscopesVids & PicsVideosPicturesUpload PicturesUpload VideosBuy a PhotoCommentAirdrie and Coatbridge HelplinesContact usForumLettersClassifiedsFamily AnnouncementsLocal BusinessesLanarkshire CarsLanarkshire ServicesLanarkshire PropertyPublic NoticesEntertainmentYour MoneyFind It ClassifiedsUsed CarsBingoDatingJobsDirectoryShop\nSite\nWeb\nRSS News for you | What's this?\nHome\nSport\nFootball\nAlbion Rovers FC\nAlbion Rovers agree deal for striker\nJun 8 2011 By Colin Paterson\nPaul Martin\nALBION ROVERS boss Paul Martin says there is plenty to come from new signing Andy Scott.\nFormer Alloa Athletic ace Scott will put pen to paper on a one-year deal in the coming days after leaving the Wasps.\nThe 26-year-old is being added to the Cliftonhill squad as a forward with Martin confident he will produce the goods.\n\"I’m pleased to get him on board as I feel he has definitely got something,\" the manager told Advertiser Sport.\n\"Andy has a good goalscoring record in the Juniors and will provide another presence up- front.\n\"He is a typical signing of mine in many ways. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0500wb-72-07757", "text": "Expires: Thu, 01 Mar 2012 15:33:37 GMT\nDate: Thu, 01 Mar 2012 15:33:37 GMT\nCache-Control: private, max-age=0\nLast-Modified: Wed, 29 Feb 2012 23:11:52 GMT\nETag: \"c9d16ca6-6f93-4fb0-9801-33f8d3e83358\"\nX-Content-Type-Options: nosniff\nX-XSS-Protection: 1; mode=block\nServer: GSE\nDeep End Dining: In Other News...Apple Introduces the iTaco.\nDeep End Dining\nDaring.\nDifferent.\nDelicious.\nThere’s high end dining.\nThere’s low end dining.\nAnd then there’s everything else in between.\nWe’d like to introduce you to another level - Deep End Dining. We are diners dedicated to seeking and devouring the food uncommon, cuisine exotic and entrées less ordered.\nHave an open appetite and get ready to plunge into...the Deep End.\nFollow Me To The Deep End!!\nTweet\nJun 28, 2007\nIn Other News...Apple Introduces the iTaco.\nIt’s the most amazing thing I’ve ever experienced.\nIn my opinion, there are simply not enough superlatives in the English language to adequately praise this handheld miracle.\nAlthough there is one word sufficient to describe its attainability: difficult.\nEver since I first heard about it, I’ve been driving around LA trying to figure out what location would be the best place to get one.\nI didn’t want to camp out for one like some kind of Star Wars fanboy.\nI definitely didn’t want to get myself into an online bidding war over one.\nAfter a little bit of pounding the keyboard, I’d find my source.\nIt was a trek but all holy grails involve traveling and some suffering.\nAt least I had steel-belted radials and air-conditioning, those Hobbits only had their hairy feet. While many people I know will be gnashing teeth and biting fingernails in high anxiety waiting for their chance at scoring the Swiss Army knife of cell phones, the Apple iPhone, I, on the blissful other hand, will be lounging on a warm, breezy Santa Barbara beach, sipping a margarita on the rocks (no salt) and eating an equally hard to get item (at least it is in the authentic taco world).\nWhat am I waggishly referring to?\nThe eye taco, of course, or taco de ojo.Lilly’s Taqueria, near Santa Barbara’s rustic yet fashionable downtown, will be my version of an Apple Store come iPhone release day.\nMy reason for driving almost 80 miles to Santa Barbara for a taco is simple—nobody else does eyeball taco in LA.\nThe only other city I know of that hawks this snack that eyes you back is Chicago.\nAt Chi-Town’s Maxwell Street Sunday market, there resides a vendor who sells goat eyeball tacos, Sundays only.\nWhat a lonely taco vendor he must be.\nAs much as I’d love to spend a weekend in Chicago, I simply can’t make that trip, so it’s off to Santa Barbara.Lilly’s tacos are cooked al vapor or steamed.\nWhen it comes to meats, they specialize in the bits I get all tingly over like the entire cow’s head.\nThe cooks steam the whole head of a cow and then, after it’s done, remove various portions from it, like—the cabeza (head meat), lengua (tongue) and ojo (eye).\nAfter a part is removed, it is then sautéed on a flat grill and tossed with spices and finally nestled into an aromatic steamed corn tortilla.Unlike many of LA’s taquerias, Lilly’s only makes and moves tacos and sells nothing else.\nNo burritos.\nNo enchiladas.\nJust tacos and assorted beverages.\nLilly’s is the In-N-Out Burger of taquerias.\nPlus, they focus on tacos al vapor.\nThis tiny eatery is deliciously specialized and the flavor of its tacos is the proof.I know what you’re thinking.\n“Eyeball taco?\nThat’s a huge burden of proof,” you ponder while holding back the puke in your mouth so it doesn’t project all over your brand new iPhone.\nI understand, but what you need to do first is let go of that instamatic visual of a bloodshot orb the size of a racquetball from your mind.\nThe ojo (eye) taco doesn’t resemble a cow’s eye in the least.\n(Believe me, I was hoping for a bloodshot orb peering back at me as I ate.)\nOther than what I can guess were the “whites” of the cow’s eyes, those grayish-white chunks I saw in my ojo taco could be easily mistaken for plain fat.\nThis sclera or “whites of the eye” is pretty juicy—when combined with the eyeball’s fat padding and surprising amount of eyeball flesh, the result can be extremely tender and creamy.\nI realize creamy is probably the last word you’d expect to see when reading a description of a cow’s eyeball, but it’s true, at least when the eye is steamed and sautéed.\nHowever, after the ojo taco is all seasoned with chili heat and put together into the tortilla, your entire perspective on cow eyes will change and you’ll pronounce the eye taco as “ojo so good!”\nOnce in your mouth, this beef eye will confuse you into believing that you are eating the most tender of braised meats when in fact you’re reveling in pressure-cooked pupil.\nSo to all you iPhone zealots out there on Friday waiting in those PlayStation 3-esque lines (remember those?) for your chance to own the one phone to rule them all, just remember: Sure, you can do a lot with your iPhone, but can you eat one?\nHey, you like Apple?\nHow do you like them apples?Lilly’s Taqueria310 Chapala Street (off the 101 Fwy)Santa Barbara, CA\n931017 days from 11AM to 9PM805.966.9180\nPosted by\nAlba\nat\n4:25 PM\nEmail ThisBlogThis!Share to TwitterShare to Facebook\nTags:\neye,\niPhone,\ntaco\n8\ncomments:\nGustavo Arellano\nsaid...\nThat's it, Eddie--you've gone TOO FAR. Never in my years as a Mexican have I heard of an eye taco. You've ruined my illusions of what a taco is. DAMN YOU, EDDIE, DAMN YOU!!!On another note, I'll be in Santa Barbara in a couple of weeks. Guess what I'm eating? Tacos de carne asada!\nMonday, July 2, 2007 11:57:00 AM PDT\nAnonymous\nsaid...\nYou did not post my comment..Damn you!!!No one wants to hear my voice.\nI might as well end it all.\nGoodbye cruel world.My Blood is on your hands and on your stove.\nWhy don't cook some of that!!!Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (Slitting Wrists)\nMonday, July 2, 2007 1:12:00 PM PDT\nAnonymous\nsaid...\nYes I shop at Sears for my clothes.\nStop laughing at me!\nThe voices, make them stop.Mother said Toughskins last longer than Levis.And steal-toed boots last longer than sneakers.I once strangled my cat with a Stretch Armstrong (the arms).\nMonday, July 2, 2007 10:32:00 PM PDT\nJared Carter\nsaid...\nA well written expose into the truth behind these crazy i-tacos.\nA dish I can't wait to try.\nHopefully I'll have more luck finding one in Phoenix.\nWednesday, July 4, 2007 8:54:00 AM PDT\nAnonymous\nsaid...\ni-phone, eye-taco.\nClever.\nIf I were to google i-phone I would catch this post on the 9,861st hit.\nThursday, July 5, 2007 8:56:00 AM PDT\nerin\nsaid...\nthis topic needs more puns! As in...EYE can't believe you enjoyed that. Or maybe EYE wanna know if you ate it with any condiments, like salsa. EYE wish Baltimore had these. sniff.p.s. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0500wb-74-13854", "text": "Expires: Wed, 15 Feb 2012 15:34:36 GMT\nLast-Modified: Thu, 01 Mar 2012 15:34:36 GMT\nServer: Microsoft-IIS/7.5\nSPRequestGuid: 9c2d33fd-e6da-4b5b-8bd8-f359b788f8d2\nX-SharePointHealthScore: 0\nX-AspNet-Version: 2.0.50727\nX-Powered-By: ASP.NET\nDate: Thu, 01 Mar 2012 15:34:35 GMT\nConnection: close\nContent-Length: 49410\nColorado State University-Pueblo >\nCSU-Pueblo announces finalists for provost/chief academic officer\nSkip Navigation\nT-WOLF Portal\nFaculty / Staff Portal\nAdmissions\nAthletics\nAcademics\nQuick Links\nAbout CSU-Pueblo\nPresident's Office\nPresident's Leadership Program\nCampus Directories\nInstitutional Research\nFact Book\nInteractive Map\nVoluntary System of Accountability\nCampus Construction Projects\nHousing\nDining Services\nResidence Halls\nLearning Communities\nStudent Services\nCareer Center\nDisability Resource Office\nFinancial Aid\nStudent Academic Services\nLibrary & Academic Resources Center (LARC)\nFirst-Year Programs\nStudent Counseling Center\nStudent Employment\nStudent Health Services\nStudent Support Services\nAcademics\nProvost\nAcademic Programs\nAssessment\nCatalog\nCourse Offerings\nSemester Notes\nHonors Program\nCollege of Education, Engineering, & Professional Studies\nCollege of Science & Math\nCollege of Humanities & Social Sciences\nHasan School of Business\nContinuing Education\nLibrary\nGraduate Studies\nOffice of Research & Sponsored Programs\nHuman Resources\nEmployment Opportunities\nHoliday Schedule\nPolicies & Procedures\nAffirmative Action\nUniversity Services\nAuxiliary Services\nBookstore\nCampus Safety\nClassified Staff Council\nITS Help Desk\nInformation Technology Services\nMail & Warehouse Services\nAcademic Affairs\nAdmissions\nRegistrar/Records\nFaculty Senate\nAcademic Advising Council\nCenter for International Programs\nVeterans Educational Benefits\nNews & Media\nExternal Affairs\nInsight Magazine\nKTSC-TV\nPress Releases\nEvent Calendar\nToday\nVisitors\nVisitor & Transfer Center\nDirections to Campus\nCampus Maps\nInteractive Map\nParking\nTours\nAdministration & Finance\nVP of Admin & Finance\nCampus Safety\nEnvironmental Health & Safety\nPhysical Plant\nBusiness Financial Services\nPurchasing\nStudent Financial Services\nHuman Resources\nStudent Affairs\nStudent Conduct Code\nStudent Activities\nStudent Recreation\nStudent Organizations\nStudent Government\nStudent Judicial Affairs\nAlumni and Friends\nGive to CSU-Pueblo\nAlumni Relations\nCSU-Pueblo Foundation\nHome\nPress Releases\n2012\n2011\n2010\n2009\n2008\n2007\nPage Image\nCSU-Pueblo announces finalists for provost/chief academic officer\nFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE\n2/22/2007\nCora Zaletel\nExecutive Director,\nDevelopment and Communications\n(719) 549-2810\nImageLeft\nImage Caption\nPage ContentFour individuals have been selected as finalists for the top academic position at Colorado State University-Pueblo. The following four candidates will interview at a variety of campus forums during the month of March for the position of Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs: Dr. D’Ann Campbell, Director of Foundation and Government Relations, U.S. Coast Guard Foundation, Denver; Dr. John Mason, Dean of the College of Liberal Studies at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse; Dr. Russ Meyer, CSU-Pueblo interim Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, and Dr. Phillip Shelley, Dean of the Graduate School and Professor of Anthropology at Eastern New Mexico University in Portales. Barbara Montgomery, who had served as Provost since 2000, stepped down in August to teach speech communication as a faculty member in the Department of English and Foreign Languages. The candidates will interview on campus on the following dates: D’Ann Campbell, March 5; John Mason, March 12, Russ Meyer, March 7, and Phillip Shelley, March 1. Interview schedules and copies of the candidates’ vitae will be available for viewing at www.colostate-pueblo.edu/provostsearch. Open forum sessions for the public will be offered from 4:30-6 p.m. on each of the dates in the Occhiato University Center Galeria Pequena. The Provost has responsibility for all aspects of the University’s academic mission, including oversight of all academic degree and non-degree programs, Student Academic Support programs, Admissions and records, Research and Sponsored Programs, Continuing Education, Information Technology Services, the Library, the President’s Leadership Program, and the Pueblo School for the Arts and Sciences. The Provost provides leadership and direction for all academic and academic support programs on curriculum development, research and outreach activities to ensure that the educational mission of the University is fulfilled.Born and raised in Colorado, Campbell has engaged in numerous academic endeavors over the past 25 years, including teaching, research, publication, organizing, fundraising, and administration. Her most recent academic assignment was as Dean of Academics at the United States Coast Guard Academy and as interim president of White Pines College in New Hampshire. She also has served as Vice President for Academic Affairs at two medium-sized, private colleges in New Hampshire and New York. She built her career as dean at two schools,four years at Austin Peay State University in Tennessee, and seven years at Indiana University, Bloomington. She earned a bachelor’s degree from Colorado College and a doctoral degree in history at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. Since 2004, Mason has served as Dean of the College of Liberal Studies at University of Wisconsin-Lacrosse. Before that, he was Interim Dean of the College of Humanities and Associate Vice President for Faculty Affairs at California State University, Northridge. For four years, he trained accreditation evaluators and supervised the accrediting process for the Western Association of Schools and Colleges and the North Central Association of Colleges and Universities. He also has been a faculty member in the Departments of English at Western Washington University and at Youngstown State University. He earned a bachelor’s degree from the University of Northern Colorado, a master’s degree, and both Doctor of Arts and Doctor of Philosophy degrees from the University of Oregon in 19th century British and American literature. Meyer has served at a broad range of institutions, including a research extensive institution, an open-admissions urban university, and two regional comprehensive universities in a variety of capacities from director of composition and undergraduate studies to department chair, dean, interim provost and interim president. Since March of 2000, Meyer has served as the Dean of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences at CSU-Pueblo. He has served as Interim Provost since July 1, 2006. Prior to coming to Pueblo, he was chair of the Department of English at Emporia State University (KS) for six years and chair of the Department of English at the University of Houston – Downtown. The first half of his career was spent in various administrative and teaching positions at the University of Missouri-Columbia. He earned bachelor’s and master’s degrees in English from Ohio State University, and a doctoral degree in English from the University of Minnesota. Shelley earned bachelor’s and master’s degrees from New Mexico State University and the University of Northern Colorado and a doctoral degree from Washington State University, all in anthropology. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0500wb-74-15300", "text": "Ethical Guidelines for Addiction Treatment Professionals\nHomeAdvertise With UsSubscribe Print EditionAbout UsContact UsCounselor BLOG\nSearch Counselor\nLogin\nRemember me\nForgot login?\nGet a Free Login\nPoll\nHow Do You Prefer to Get Your Continuing Education?\nOnline Text-Based Courses\nOnline Audio-Based Courses\nOnline Video-Based Courses\nOnline Courses, All Formats\nWebinars\nLocal Conferences\nConferences I Travel To\nNone of the Above\nCurrent Issue\nSubscribe to the Print Edition!\nMain Menu\nHomeFeature ArticlesColumnsNews BriefsEarn CE CreditsClassifieds\nInformation\nAdvertisers IndexReferral DirectoryAbout The MagazineFREE Online NewsletterProfessional BookstoreSubmit Articles\nMagazine Issues\nFebruary 2012 Issue Vol.13\nNo.1December 2011 IssueOctober 2011 issueAugust 2011 issueJune 2011 IssueApril 2011 IssueFebruary 2011 IssueDecember 2010 IssueOctober 2010 IssueAugust 2010 IssueJune 2010 IssueApril 2010 IssueFebruary 2010 Issue\nEthical Guidelines for Addiction Treatment Professionals\nFeature Articles\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t -\nProfessional Ethics\nSunday, 31 March 2002 16:00\nThe ability to recognize and respond appropriately to ethical dilemmas encountered while treating addictive disorders is a complex task that cannot be taken for granted by even experienced counselors. Full caseloads and busy schedules provide few opportunities for in-depth examinations of ethical dilemmas that often demand an on-the-spot decision. This article sets forth a pragmatic set of principles that can help counselors to evaluate ethically challenging situations. While these ethical principles are relevant to almost any counseling situation, this article focuses on how they apply to the treatment of substance and behavioral addictions.\nNumerous written codes of ethical conduct exist to guide the many different counseling professions. These documents may be more useful for giving clients and the public an assurance of the ethical parameters of professional behavior than in providing counselors with a useful frame of reference for dealing with day-to-day dilemmas. There is also an important difference between merely abiding by rules of conduct and embodying the ideals contained within them (Coale, 1998; Tjeltveit, 1999). A set of common principles derived from these various codes must be sufficiently broad enough to take into account the rich variety of practice settings, counseling theories and treatment approaches in which addiction counselors operate. Any less inclusive formula for determining whether a counselor's behavior is ethically appropriate requires knowledge of the context in which it occurs. For example, vigorously challenging a client's beliefs or behaviors may be ethically justifiable under one set of circumstances but not another (Tjeltveit, 1999). Similarly, different counselors may respond to an identical ethical dilemma in very distinct yet equally justifiable ways. What follows are six core ethical guidelines that are sufficiently broad and context-free to serve as a useful frame of reference in day-to-day counseling practice. These six guidelines are to provide informed consent; operate in a competent and theoretically sound manner; insure confidentiality of client information; maintain appropriate relationship boundaries; utilize adequate consultation; and to honor diverse personal and cultural values (Corey et al., 1998).\nInformed consent\nInformed consent is the fundamental bedrock of ethical practice, because it helps to solidify the client's autonomy in matters that affect the entire course and direction of counseling. Counselors may not always fully appreciate the lengths they must go to in order to ensure that important decisions about treatment issues are truly made from a basis of informed choice. Rather than being a one-time event, informed consent is an on-going collaborative effort between client and counselor for establishing and continuously monitoring the goals and strategies of counseling as well as the roles, rights, and responsibilities of all parties (Tjeltveit, 1999).\nA client has a right to know which treatment modalities an addiction counselor typically recommends, such as group therapy, couples therapy, family therapy, medication, support group attendance, and so forth. Counselors often don't take the time to explicitly discuss the expected benefits and potential risks of their services, as well as any alternative treatment approaches that may be available to the client. Informed consent also includes information about the anticipated duration of treatment and any situations that could result in a counselor prematurely terminating services. In addition, clients should know the policy for resolving disputes as well as all pertinent financial aspects of the counseling relationship; counselors should also be open to discussing their background and theoretical orientation (Houston-Vega and Nuehring, 1997). Due to the large volume this information may constitute, the counselor may choose to convey it by a combination of verbal and written means.\nA client's informed consent is not in itself sufficient to determine whether a counselor's behavior is ethical. It's conceivable that clients might be willing to give their approval to any number of ethically inappropriate behaviors, so a counselor needs other core principles to guide the ethical decision-making process.\nCompetence and established theory\nA counselor has an ethical responsibility to practice only within the scope of his or her professional competence. Some typical indicators of competence include education, experience, training, and certification (Pope and Vasquez, 1998). Competence in one clinical area doesn't necessarily translate to another. Counselors with extensive experience treating general psychiatric disorders aren't necessarily competent to meet the specific needs of addicted clients, just as addiction counselors without advanced training don't always adequately recognize signs of psychiatric disorders. Cross-referral between such specialists is necessary in such situations.\nOne often-overlooked component of competency is a counselor's ability to clearly describe the theoretical basis for providing a particular clinical service. Just because a client's case turned out all right doesn't necessarily justify a counselor's actions if they otherwise lack adequate theoretical support. It is important to do the right thing for the right reason, not just for the right result. Counselors operating without the benefit of a clear theory are likely to rely too much on a combination of intuition, habit, consensus and personal preference (Herring, 2001; Tjeltveit, 1999; Corey et al., 1998). Clients deserve the knowledge and right to accept or reject treatment that represents a particular theoretical orientation. In the absence of information to the contrary, clients will assume that whatever form of counseling they are receiving is the only available or appropriate choice.\nConfidentiality\nAnother core ethical principle is for a counselor to vigilantly guard against unauthorized disclosure of client information. The assurance of confidentiality is a fundamental guarantee, but it is not an absolute one. Several ethical dilemmas involving confidentiality commonly arise in the treatment of addictive disorders:\nDuty to Warn/Protect. It is widely accepted that counselors have a general obligation to warn or protect people whom a client places in imminent harm. The right to confidential treatment is therefore balanced by the need to ensure the safety of others. The beginning of the counseling relationship is the most appropriate time for a client to learn about these limits of confidentiality as well as any safeguards necessary to protect others, such as policies on notifying law enforcement personnel if a habitual DUI offender drives to a counseling appointment while apparently intoxicated.\nClients who inject drugs or engage in sexually risky behavior while chemically impaired may expose others to the risk of HIV infection. Courts have not generally applied duty-to-warn standards to these situations (Houston-Vega and Nuehring, 1997). Balancing the counselor-client relationship with the protection of at-risk populations is a very complex and emotionally charged situation.\nCounselors should inform clients about their policy for dealing with HIV-related confidentiality issues, educate clients about the health risks of their specific sex and drug practices, communicate any concerns that arise during the course of treatment, offer to help communicate information to partners, and consult with colleagues as deemed appropriate.\nMinors and Families. All states require counselors to report situations in which minors are in danger of harm, although specific state statutes differ (Corey et al., 1998). As most counselors know, it can be difficult to distinguish potential from probable risk. For instance, a client who admits to blackouts may deny that she places her children in any danger. A counselor who decides not to notify the designated reporting agency in such a situation should document the basis for this decision in the clinical record. Consultation in these situations is again extremely valuable in helping a counselor maintain much-needed clinical objectivity.\nCounselors who treat minors for substance use disorders need to clearly establish the extent to which parents have the right to information that is disclosed by their children. A minor may be reluctant to talk honestly if confidentiality boundaries are not clear, and the therapeutic alliance may be crippled if a counselor who is unclear on the limits of confidentiality later provides information to parents. Counselors should be familiar with federal law on confidentiality of alcohol and drug abuse records for minor clients (Confidentiality of Alcohol and Drug Abuse Patient Records, 1998) as well as any applicable state laws, and should seek professional consultation whenever questions arise.\nA major ethical concern that arises when counseling couples or families is how to deal with the emergence of secrets that so often accompany addictive disorders. For example, consider the situation that could arise when providing marital counseling to a couple if a husband who attends a session by himself announces that he's relapsed on cocaine but is unwilling to admit this to his wife. A counselor who keeps this information secret is not fostering a climate of honesty. On the other hand, revealing information that a client reasonably presumed would remain confidential will damage that client's trust, while threatening to summarily end treatment if the client isn't honest with his spouse is a form of coercion and potential abandonment. This again points to the necessity of informed consent: whatever approach a counselor takes in response to these types of situations needs to be thoroughly discussed at the beginning of the counseling relationship so that all clients are aware of the consequences of disclosure (Corey et al., 1998; Herring, 2001).\nMaintaining appropriate boundaries\nThe next core concept of ethical counseling involves the complex area of maintaining appropriate professional boundaries. Most counselors know that there are ethical risks to developing relationships outside of the therapeutic role, such as counseling a friend or pursuing business or social interactions with clients. These types of dual relationships can impair a counselor's objectivity or unintentionally exploit a client's dependence (Pope and Vasquez, 1998). Yet some subtle boundary issues present ethical dilemmas that are neither obvious nor easily avoidable.\nCounselor self-disclosure. In order to maintain appropriate clarity of roles, a counselor should only reveal intimate personal information when doing so is clearly relevant to the client's treatment goals, carefully tailoring this information to the client and paying close attention to how such sharing affects the clinical relationship (Bloomgarden, 2000). Consultation with colleagues and supervisors can help insure that the true purpose for disclosing personal information is to meet the emotional needs of the client rather than the counselor. One helpful guideline is for a counselor to reveal information about a personal life problem only well after it has been resolved, and not while it is an ongoing issue (Hunter and Struve, 1998).\nTouch. Since a significant proportion of clients with addictive disorders have a history of childhood trauma (Briere, 1992), even a simple act of touch can convey a variety of ethically ambiguous messages. The history of addiction support is replete with reassuring hugs. It's very important for a counselor who engages in any form of physical contact with clients to have a highly developed sense of boundaries and an astute awareness of the clinical implications of this behavior. The initial stages of the therapeutic relationship may not provide sufficient emotional safety to ensure that a client can discuss any uncomfortable feelings involving the counselor's touch (Hunter and Struve, 1998).\nSexual attraction. Sexual involvement with a client constitutes a profound ethical violation with severe emotional consequences. However, occasional sexual feelings are not in themselves either unethical or even particularly abnormal in the context of an intimate therapeutic relationship (Pope and Vasquez, 1998). Counselors must acknowledge and appropriately process the existence of these feelings when they emerge in order to successfully understand and redirect them. The presence of intense preoccupation or sexual fantasies involving clients needs to be forthrightly discussed in consultation and supervision.\nRecovery Boundaries. Counselors who have successfully dealt with addictive disorders in their own lives can often relate to their clients with profound understanding, empathy, and clarity. However, they may also be overly devoted to the treatment approach they personally found successful (Johnson, 2000). For instance, counselors who are strongly 12-step oriented may discount non-abstinence models for addressing substance abuse, such as risk reduction strategies, which threatens to place clients into a one-size-fits-all philosophy of care.\nA counselor who is candid about being \"in recovery\" may give clients hope and reduce the shame that inevitably accompanies addiction. However, too much disclosure can be intrusive and distracting for some clients, and can even inadvertently generate unrealistic expectations or a sense of inadequacy (Bloomgarden, 2000). Counselors should therefore carefully reveal information about their personal addiction experience only in as much detail as is necessary to meet a compelling and clearly defined clinical need.\nA counselor who is treating clients with substance use disorders should not be unsuccessfully fighting the same battle. Sustained abstinence from addictive behavior is an inescapable ethical responsibility for anybody working in this field. Counselors with less than several years of recovery time may easily lose objectivity when dealing with clients whose clinical picture mirrors their own personal experience. Heightened levels of consultation and supervision are highly advisable in such circumstances.\nNobody is immune to relapse, regardless of the length of time in recovery. A counselor who reverts to a previous pattern of addictive behavior must face the ethical dilemma of whether to limit, suspend, or terminate clinical duties. Abruptly withdrawing services from a client due to this (or any other) form of counselor impairment is likely to be deeply disruptive to the client's healing process (Bissell and Royce, 1994). Clients in such situations must be given the opportunity to continue counseling with another provider. There is no one answer to the problem of counselor relapse that is completely satisfying. In this regard the difference between a temporary \"slip\" that can result in increased self-awareness and an unrestrained relapse may be useful in determining a counselor's overall level of clinical impairment. These decisions should be made in a process of supervision and consultation so that the counselor is not relying on his or her personal judgment, which may be impaired.\nAll counselors who are in recovery from addictive behavior must establish whatever safeguards are necessary to ensure the maintenance of a personal program of sobriety. This may include establishing boundaries around support group meetings that clients are asked not to attend. It is not ethically appropriate for counselors in 12-step recovery to sponsor their own patients or chair meetings where they are employed (Bissell and Royce, 1994).\nSupervision\nThe next core ethical concept is for counselors to have a structured process for discussing formulations, interventions, reactions, and inevitable difficulties with supervisors and colleagues. There is a heightened need for supervision and consultation for counselors who are working on the outer limits of either personal competence or established theory (Corey et al., 1998). For example, a counselor attempting to implement a new technique should utilize close supervision until it becomes fully integrated into his or her set of skills.\nIt's an unfortunate reality that not all clinical supervisors have adequate experience or knowledge in the treatment of addictive disorders. In such cases a counselor needs to seek out additional sources for case consultation.\nOne solution is to set up and utilize informal telephone and e-mail networks which can be established fairly easily with colleagues and contacts made through professional affiliations. When consultation is not available for discussing a clinical or ethical dilemma, a counselor should document in the clinical record a summary of the relevant issues as well as any action taken in response to it.\nHonoring diverse values\nAll of the preceding ethical principles involve some specific actions for a counselor to take. However, the ethical dimension of counseling goes far beyond merely abiding by a procedural checklist. An ethical counselor consistently demonstrates respect for the client as a person by honoring diversity and appreciating the degree to which his or her personal values influence the entire process of counseling. Since counselors are in the business of helping clients change some aspect of their lives, the great ethical challenge is to effectively guide the process and direction of this change without undermining the client's autonomy. This ethical use of a counselor's influence is a skill that cannot be taught as much as developed.\nSince every person's view of the world represents a unique combination of diverse personal and cultural perspectives, it is inevitable that counselors will sometimes hold views that are very different from their clients. No counselor is ethically justified in assuming that the way he or she views life is the way everybody else does, is the right way, or is the only way. However, some counselors act as if the way to avoid imposing their personal values is to simply not talk about them.\nBut biases don't lose their influence just because they're not discussed; in fact they often become less amenable to change. It is often more ethically beneficial for a counselor to invite discussion about his or her personal values while conveying an ability to respect and work with many alternative positions. A counselor doesn't need to be neutral about his or her values in order to be nonjudgmental (Coale, 1998; Tjeltveit, 1999).\nWhen a client and a counselor hold fundamentally incompatible value orientations, the counselor should either refer the case or strive to help the client achieve the goals of counseling within the context of the client's value system rather than attempting to change those values. If a counselor finds it necessary to attempt to modify a client's values, this should be done to no more extent than is necessary to address that client's particular focus of treatment.\nCounselors often avoid initiating discussion with clients about the ethical dimensions of clinical issues. Sometimes this reluctance stems from the fear of appearing moralistic, but it also reflects a general tendency of the counseling profession to be ethically inarticulate. It takes considerable effort and skill to engage in thoughtful dialogue about the ethical aspects of life, but doing so can have great benefit for clients whose history of addiction is marked by diminished personal integrity. While this does not guarantee a positive clinical outcome, it does foster the kind of therapeutic environment for a client to utilize the counseling experience to its fullest potential.\nThese guidelines are not an exhaustive review of every ethical issue related to addictions counseling and they cannot substitute for a counselor's knowledge of his or her professional code of conduct. Many clinical situations require a more detailed examination of the ethical issues involved or compliance with specific codified procedures, such as guidelines for research involving human subjects. Although counselors almost always operate within ethical parameters, these principles can serve as a helpful reminder of some of the important points to consider when evaluating the proper ethical stance to take when dealing with the many complexities of addictions counseling.\nBill Herring, LCSW, is a privately practicing clinician in Atlanta. He is a member of the board of directors of the National Council on Sexual Addiction and Compulsivity. He can be reached via e-mail at\nThis e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it\nReferences\nBissell, L. and Royce, J. (1994). Ethics for Addiction Professionals. Center City, MN: Hazelden.\nBloomgarden, A. (2000). Self-disclosure: is it worth the risk? The Renfrew Center Foundation Perspective, 5 (2), 8-9.\nBriere J. (1992). Child abuse trauma: Theory and treatment of the lasting effects. Newbury Park, CA: Sage.\nCoale, H. (1998). The Vulnerable Therapist: Practicing Psychotherapy in an Age of Anxiety. New York: Haworth.\nConfidentiality of Alcohol and Drug Abuse Patient Records, 42 CFR 2.14 (1998)\nCorey, G., Corey, M. and Callanan, P. (1998). Issues and Ethics in the Helping Professions. Pacific Grove, CA: Brooks/Cole.\nHerring, B. (2001). Ethical guidelines in the treatment of compulsive sexual behavior. Sexual Addiction & Compulsivity: The Journal of Treatment and Prevention, 8, 13 - 22.\nHouston-Vega, M. and Nuehring, E. (1997). Prudent Practice: A Guide for Managing Malpractice Risk. Washington, DC: National Association of Social Workers Press.\nHunter, M. and Struve, J. (1998). The Ethical Use of Touch in Psychotherapy. New York: Sage.\nJohnson, C. (2000). Been there, done that: the use of clinicians with personal recovery in the treatment of eating disorders. The Renfrew Center Foundation Perspective, 5 (2), 1-4.\nPope, K. and Vasquez, M. (1998). Ethics in Psychotherapy and Counseling: A Practical Guide. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass.\nTjeltveit, A. (1999). Ethics and Values In Psychotherapy. New York: Routledge.\nComments\nAdd New\nSearch\nRSS\nCathy Duncan\n|69.138.75.xxx\n|2012-02-26 16:52:28\nAt times hugs especially where there is female counselor and male client mayneed to ve discussed immedialtley in order to maintain the therapeutic.\nNot allclients need that \" reasurring\" hug\nReply\n0 0\nCathy Duncan\n- Ethical Guideline for Addiction Treatment professi\n|69.138.75.xxx\n|2012-02-25 16:44:47\nemployed as a juvenile addictions counselor this article reiterates to me thatEthical guidelines for Addiction Counselors must be excuted in order to maximizethe success of all clients.\nDeveloping a counselor client relationship withjuveniles can be challenging and rewarding. However the one delima thatsurpasses all others working with juvenile is confidentiality. Even though theysign consent forms for releaselof certain information it is very important to besure they understand what information they are consenting or authorizing to bereleased.\nTheir misunderstanding can damage the counselor client relationship\nReply\n0 0\nAckson mwimbi\n- This is an important aspect of the course\n|69.171.160.xxx\n|2012-02-25 04:29:03\nI dont think anyone should be allowed to practice or work in an addiction fieldwithout taking this course.\nReply\n0 0\nMayra Schneider\n- student\n|160.253.128.xxx\n|2012-02-24 06:00:06\nI thought it was very important what this article mentioned. That is, that\nnomatter how much time the client have been sober he or she can alwaysrelapse.\nAlso, especially when we deal with addictions because of the stigmais always important to keep confidentiality. And of course, before I startworking with the client, the client must sign a consent.\nReply\n0 0\nCathy Duncan\n|69.138.75.xxx\n|2012-02-25 17:11:54\nAlso remember counselors can also relapse.\nWhen this happens that counselorwill need to work on their own soberity. In doing so that caseload-clients maynot receive the support they need from that counselor and shouls thatinformation be disclosed to a supervisor or kept confidential, what about theclient\nReply\n0 0\nGwendolyn Jones\n|198.200.181.xxx\n|2011-02-23 05:44:43\nI'm glad that the ethical guidelines have focus on tough.\nWhile attending AA/NAmeetings, I always though that the \"hug\" thing was sometimes toopersonal. I'm glad that there are \"rules\" because some people areoffended and to gain good rapport from the very geginning I feel that\"space\" shows respect for both consumer and counselor.\nIn addition, theduty to warn/protect is a very tricky guideline in any situation.\nAs a goodcounselor you just have to face the fact that this guideline will benefiteveryone involved.\nFor example, if a client has revealed to you that he/sheuses hyperdemic needle that belong to a family member who has diabetes, to stopa possible infection of diseases, this should be reported to authorities.\nReply\n0 0\nGwendolyn Jones\n- Comments\n|198.200.181.xxx\n|2011-02-21 08:35:56\nAlthough I had a general idea of ethics for addiction treatment professionals, Ifound the article very informative.\nIt answered many questions that I hadconcerning \"what if\" situations.\nIn addition, the article was writtenwhereas I clearly understood the gidelines.\nReply\n0 0\nJessica James\n|67.61.24.xxx\n|2010-09-25 15:53:07\nI found this article very helpful. I too did not realize until this article thatcouples in counseling had to sign confidentiality waivers.\nReply\n0 0\nshari k. ketterling\n|68.92.113.xxx\n|2010-06-12 17:44:01\nExcellent information. I'm in my Master's in Psychology.\nAll of theabove information I have covered in my classes.\nConfidentiality is extremelyimportant and the codes of ethics is a must.\nThank You\nReply\n0 0\nRegina Barbour\n|173.124.138.xxx\n|2010-01-10 16:22:18\nI found the article to be very informative and needful.\nI was very surprised tolearn that if a couple is in marital counseling that they have to sign aninformed consent in order to share what was shared in their individual session.\nReply\n0 0\nalfred francois\n|71.191.171.xxx\n|2008-01-04 12:43:16\ni found this article very informative\nReply\n0 0\nwalterene garrison\n|72.219.201.xxx\n|2007-10-07 11:01:39\nI was impressed about the way confidentially is secured by state and federallaws.\nI was surprised to learn that when a counselor is counseling to a marriedcouple, that if one is having a one on one with the counselor he must haveinformed consent to reveal what was discussed in the session with the otherfamily member.\nI was slso surprised to see that a counselor can disclosure hispersonal information with the client as long as it is well after it has beenresolved.\nI was also surprised to learn that if a counselor has sexual feelingsthat might jeopardize the counseling with the client that he has to go intoconsultation with a supervisor and reveal this.\nReply\n1 0\nWrite comment\nName:\nEmail:\ndo not notifynotify\nTitle:\nPowered by !JoomlaComment 3.26\n3.26 Copyright\n", "entities": [{"start": 4864, "end": 4871, "label": ["13774"]}, {"start": 4872, "end": 4876, "label": ["250251"]}, {"start": 5609, "end": 5613, "label": ["23056"]}, {"start": 6616, "end": 6623, "label": ["49890"]}, {"start": 7809, "end": 7812, "label": ["511428"]}, {"start": 8101, "end": 8108, "label": ["13774"]}, {"start": 8109, "end": 8113, "label": ["250251"]}, {"start": 8344, "end": 8347, "label": ["14170"]}, {"start": 11026, "end": 11033, "label": ["49890"]}, {"start": 11517, "end": 11521, "label": ["23056"]}, {"start": 12365, "end": 12371, "label": ["38791"]}, {"start": 12391, "end": 12396, "label": ["13111239"]}, {"start": 13065, "end": 13071, "label": ["38791"]}, {"start": 13381, "end": 13385, "label": ["23056"]}, {"start": 13998, "end": 14005, "label": ["50665529"]}, {"start": 21732, "end": 21734, "label": ["5233"]}, {"start": 21793, "end": 21804, "label": ["124435"]}, {"start": 21806, "end": 21808, "label": ["19590"]}, {"start": 21810, "end": 21818, "label": ["2674076"]}, {"start": 21833, "end": 21835, "label": ["290"]}, {"start": 22035, "end": 22037, "label": ["5407"]}, {"start": 22039, "end": 22043, "label": ["659410"]}, {"start": 22136, "end": 22144, "label": ["645042"]}, {"start": 22240, "end": 22242, "label": ["12255"]}, {"start": 22290, "end": 22296, "label": ["9258"]}, {"start": 22344, "end": 22355, "label": ["55676936"]}, {"start": 22366, "end": 22368, "label": ["34635826"]}, {"start": 22377, "end": 22384, "label": ["9258"]}, {"start": 22530, "end": 22537, "label": ["13774"]}, {"start": 22538, "end": 22542, "label": ["250251"]}, {"start": 22561, "end": 22563, "label": ["9222"]}, {"start": 22629, "end": 22643, "label": ["108956"]}, {"start": 22691, "end": 22697, "label": ["38791"]}, {"start": 22753, "end": 22766, "label": ["24931"]}, {"start": 22768, "end": 22776, "label": ["645042"]}, {"start": 22778, "end": 22782, "label": ["659410"]}, {"start": 22784, "end": 22791, "label": ["50665529"]}, {"start": 22793, "end": 22795, "label": ["6301653"]}, {"start": 22965, "end": 22969, "label": ["23056"]}, {"start": 23057, "end": 23070, "label": ["49728"]}, {"start": 23072, "end": 23083, "label": ["59343320"]}, {"start": 23096, "end": 23098, "label": ["290"]}, {"start": 23143, "end": 23151, "label": ["645042"]}, {"start": 23153, "end": 23162, "label": ["803136"]}, {"start": 27979, "end": 27988, "label": ["5278"]}]}
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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-37-01789", "text": "Hoteliers Danny and Carla Lafayette Receive the Norbert X.\nDowd Award; Maine's Bangor Region Chamber of Commerce's Highest Award /\nJanuary 2010\nHotel Online\nNews for the Hospitality\nExecutive\nHoteliers Danny and Carla Lafayette Receive the\nNorbert X. Dowd Award;\nMaine's Bangor Region Chamber of Commerce's Highest Award\nBy Dawn Gagnon, Bangor Daily News,\nMaineMcClatchy-Tribune Regional News\nJan. 21, 2010--BANGOR, Maine -- A couple who have given\ngenerously to area medical, educational and youth causes -- including a\n$2 million pledge to a cancer treatment center -- received the Bangor\nRegion Chamber of Commerce's most prestigious award Wednesday night\nduring the organization's annual awards dinner.\nDanny and Carla Lafayette of Hampden received the Norbert X.\nDowd Award in recognition of their contributions to Greater Bangor's\neconomy and quality of life during a sell-out event at the Bangor Civic Center. Chamber officials said Wednesday that the annual dinner\naudience of about 750 people was the largest in the Chamber's 99-year\nhistory.\nFor nearly three decades, the Lafayettes have been among the\nregion's most successful entrepreneurs.\nAs leaders in the hospitality business, the Lafayettes built\nan impressive chain of 27 hotels in Maine and beyond. Their Maine\nholdings include the Best Western Black Bear Inn & Conference\nCenter in Orono, the Bar Harbor Hotel and Bluenose Inn in Bar Harbor,\nthe Best Western Senator Inn and Spa in Augusta, and the Holi-day Inn\nby the Bay in Portland.\nThough the couple quietly had been sharing the proceeds of\ntheir hotels with the community for years, the $2 million pledge they\nmade to the Champion for the Cure campaign for the new cancer center\nlast August created a stir throughout northern and eastern Maine. In\nrecognition of the pledge, the new facility was named the Lafayette\nFamily Cancer Center. The state-of-the-art center adjacent to the\nCianchette Building in Brewer opened last month.\nThe new center replaced the former Cancer Care of Maine\nfacility, which had outgrown its former space at Eastern Maine Medical Center in Bangor.\nFundraising continues for cancer research, however, with more\ninformation available online at www.championthecure.org.\nIn accepting the Chamber award, the couple said they were\nmotivated to act because their own family has been touched by cancer.\nOne of their sons, Ramsey, now 23, was diagnosed with cancer at age 18\nand has beaten the disease, they said during Wednesday's ceremony. They\nsaid they believe a cure will be found, and the an-swer lies in\nresearch.\n\"Danny and I and our family are very fortunate in that our son\nRamsey has now been cancer-free for five years,\" Carla Lafayette said\nupon receiving the award.\n\"Half of the people who receive the same diagnosis that he did\n-- stage three melanoma -- no longer are alive today. That sobering\nstatistic needs to change, and the key is research,\" she said.\n\"I envision a day when we share a characteristic with the\nnaked mole rat,\" which she said has been found never to develop cancer.\n\"I know that human beings are smart enough to figure out the causes of\nand cures for cancer. If the naked mole rat can get it right, we can.\nResearch is the key. The more scientists that we have tack-ling the\nproblem, the sooner solutions will be found.\"\nDuring his turn at the microphone, Danny Lafayette shared\nideas for making the region a better place in which to live and work --\nchief among them a state-sponsored medical school. He envisioned the\nschool as a joint venture of the University of Maine and the University of New England.\n\"About 70 percent of doctors practice within 100 miles of\nwhere they attend medical school,\" he said, adding that 44 states have\nstate-sponsored or private medical schools, 34 states have dental\nschools, 47 have at least one pharmacy school and 29 states have all\nthree. He applauded Husson University's recent addition of a pharmacy\nprogram.\n\"It's obvious that it's a good investment, and I have no idea\nwhy we don't have [a medical school] at the University of Maine. We\nshould bond it just like we do a road.\"\nOther award recipients honored Wednesday night were:\n-- Bangor Savings Bank, Business of the Year.\n-- Eastern Maine Medical Center, Not-for-profit of the Year.\n-- US Sen. Olympia J. Snowe, Catherine K. Lebowitz Public\nService Award.\n-- John I. Simpson, Bangor, Arthur Comstock Professional\nService Award.\n-- Hilda Hutchins McCollum, Bangor, Community Service Award.\n-- Mark Wellman and Tori Britton, Entrepreneurship Award.\n-- State Rep. Emily Cain, Orono, Fusion's FLAVA Award.\n-- Jerry Whalen, Hampden, Volunteer of the Year.\nMore information is available in the Bangor Region Chamber of\nCommerce's annual report inserted in today's newspaper.\n-----\nTo see more of the Bangor Daily News, or to subscribe to the\nnewspaper, go to http://www.bangordailynews.com.\nCopyright (c) 2010, Bangor Daily News, Maine\nDistributed by McClatchy-Tribune Information Services. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-45-19647", "text": "Date: Thu, 01 Mar 2012 18:47:14 GMT\nServer: Microsoft-IIS/7.0\nX-AspNet-Version: 2.0.50727\nX-Powered-By: ASP.NET\nContent-Length: 37527\nConnection: Close\nSaving historic heart of our towns | Irish Examiner\nFind a...\nFind date\nFind job\nFind car\nFind home\nDIGITAL EDITION\nPICTURE SALES\nCOMPETITIONS\nTODAY'S DEAL\nNews\nSport\nBusiness\nOpinion\nFeaturesWeekend\nEditorial\nLetters\nSend letter\nColumnists\nColette Browne\nAnn Cahill\nMatt Cooper\nFergus Finlay\nTerry Prone\nIvan Yates\n---------\nRichard Collins\nDamien Enright\nDonal Hickey\nDick Warner\nBooks\nBook Store\nSaving historic heart of our townsBy Donal HickeyMonday, December 05, 2011HIGH streets and town centres throughout Ireland have come to look the same in recent years, with regular department stores and the brash brand names of largely overseas multiples increasingly dominating the streetscape.The result is that many cities and urban areas have lost their individual identities. Often, the only saving grace is some old or historical building that stands out because it is so different to the glass, steel and plastic facades of today. The venerable landmarks are usually officially ‘listed’ for preservation, whilst some simply escape the rush to modernisation.\nHowever, there’s evidence that places which are retaining their historic environments are doing better economically. We’re told there is something in the human psyche that makes people enjoy being in historic environments. Sounds like a no-brainer, though obviously not to many commercial developers who ran riot during the boom years.\nBut, just think for a moment of how a town such as Clonakilty, in west Cork, can make the most of its built heritage, or why Adare, Co Limerick, always seems packed with tourists and coaches. The prime reason surely is that both are lovely places in which to be, enhanced by a deep sense of tradition and atmosphere.\nThe east Cork town of Youghal, famous for its built and natural heritage, sees a heritage-led regeneration plan as compensating in some way for huge losses in local manufacturing in the past decade.\nYoughal Town Council has come up with a strategy that includes conservation of the landmark Clock Gate, work estimated to generate a €400,000 spin-off for local business each year. Property owners on the Main Street are also being offered a 50% grant to paint their facades in a historically-sensitive way. Conservation of the Youghal’s town walls is also a key part of the plan.\nA recent Heritage Council conference on economic growth heard London-based property adviser David Geddes tell how historic environments in towns and cities play a critical role in nurturing types of business clusters that do not otherwise normally develop.\n\"It is important that those responsible for planning and regeneration in every town and city across Ireland have a good understanding of its historic environments in their town and city and a plan for making the most of them,\" he said.\nMr Geddes has conducted extensive research in Britain into the economic and social effects that historic environments have in towns and cities and has been working on the implications, in Ireland, for Limerick and Waterford.\nA survey of 35,000 people living across Britain found that cities known for their heritage dominated the top ratings, with York emerging as the most enticing English destination outside London, and Edinburgh twice as popular as Glasgow.\n\"There is a direct correlation between the number and nature of heritage assets in cities and towns and their appeal as places to live, work and visit,\" Mr Geddes noted. \"It is not just a case of people liking historic environments, they like the types of activity that takes place in those environments.\"\nThe research showed the importance of creating environments where people enjoy spending leisure time. Brighton is cited as an example.\n\"Making the most of historic environments is the only known way of overcoming the blandness of town centres that people so often complain about, the so-called ‘clone town’ effect where every town centre looks alike,\" Mr Geddes remarked.\nHeritage is even the key factor in the success of world famous streets like London’s Bond Street and Regent Street, he stated. They attract top rents and shops that are not found elsewhere because modern retailing spaces have been created behind historic facades. That gives them an edge over nearby Oxford Street.\nMr Geddes said the lessons from Britain were totally applicable to towns and cities across Ireland. The long-term prosperity of Limerick city centre, for example, is entirely reliant on making more of its great historic assets.\n\"It should be aspiring over the medium to long-term to make O'Connell Street the finest in Ireland, to use the castle and riverside to create the best riverside park in Europe and to nurture concentrations of interesting small businesses in the historic areas on the edge of the city centre. It is lucky to have the assets to be able to do that. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-56-10514", "text": "Is it Useful for You to Own a Mini-Notebook or Netbook? | Mobile Computing\nMobile Computing Article\nIs it Useful for You to Own a Mini-Notebook or Netbook?\nBy Expert Author: Stuart Michael\nWe all see that laptops and notebooks are helpful tools that provide for work, studies and fun purposes. Now we have the latest trend in the market which is the mini-notebook. It is more widely known as netbook. It is small with only 13 inches measurement for its screen. Various major computer companies are having these cool devices on sale. If you are planning to get one, it is better to properly understand its functions in order to know that this is what exactly will meet your needs. Here will help you to make up your mind whether to purchase one or not.\nFirst of all, let us see the good sides of the mini-notebook functions. It is smaller and lighter in comparison to other general laptops or notebooks. It is like a standard normal book which could be easily carried with the hand. Since it is so portable, an individual could bring it to wherever he or she wants to travel to. It could be light in the bag and there more spaces in the bag where other things could also be stuffed in. Ladies will especially appreciate this as she may have keys, make-up things, tissues, mobile phone and water bottle to carry together. With conventional notebook, one may have to carry a separate bag just for the device. Another advantage is that it does function fully as any computer. It has all the main operating system and applications, ports for connections, Wi-Fi, webcam, CD-ROM or burner and functional keyboard. Apart from that, the price and cost is low and affordable. Thenetbook would not cost much higher than any ordinary laptop or notebook and it is inexpensive for anyone to purchase. Overall, this small device is for those who are always on the go for businesses in usages of e-mail and quick note-taking. It is also for students to carry for typing lecture notes rather than writing down.\nHere comes the downside of this small computer. Although it is fully functional, it has limitations. The processor plus the memory are lower in speed and it causes a file to be played slower. For example, a video may pause by itself and then continues playing. It may repeat the same over and over again. While downloading files, there may be complications too. The smaller screen and keyboard may pose a problem depending on different users. If you are planning to do major work with long hours, it is advise not to buy this type of computer as the battery life will not support longer hours like conventional laptop does.\nIn the end it is up to you whether to own a mini-notebook depending on what your usages are.\nAbout the Author: Stuart Michael\nAuthor recommends Tech-FAQ for more information on topics such as\nQWERTY\nand\nMini Notebook. 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Mobile Applications were limited as data exchange was uncommon, and the devices themselves functioned in isolation from one another. Enterprises were unaware of the benefits that could be reaped from mobility. With advancement of mobile technologies most enterprises have started understanding that mobility can bring enormous advantages yet many enterprises are not sure how best to optimize and customize these benefits. A right way to go about this for an Enterprise is to build a good mobility strategy.New Samsung Series 9 notebooks outed: Core i3, i5 and i7 options Here comes good news for techie freak. Samsung has outed a new range of Series 9 notebooks, with three new 13.3-inch models and two new 11.6-inch models, priced from $1,049. The new Series 9 machines keep the styling of the models that began shipping in May, but add in new Intel Core i3, i5 and i7 processors, up to 256GB SSDs and up to 6GB of DDR3 memory.Mobile Backup and Security Application The data occupying the smartphone memories are very large and highly personal. The possible loss of data can happen not only due to a theft of the phone but also due to other mishaps like a clumsy moment that might destroy the phone as a whole! It is in such unexpected moments the users hope for having a backup of their important data.Toshiba Mini NB505-N508 No matter which of the 5 colors you choose (turquoise, blue, brown, lime green, and orange), the Toshiba Mini NB505-N508 netbook is a pretty solid buy considering its $300 price tag. Though the model is missing a Gigabit Ethernet port and Bluetooth connectivity, the integrated Wi-Fi, 3 USB ports and SD card reader make up for its shortcomings. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-97-28866", "text": "3/31/09 Midday Clips - Tri-State\nATWClipsATWOriginalsATWTopNews\nAmericanTheaterWeb NewsClipsAll the day's theater news\nHomeContact\nMarch 2012\nSun\nMon\nTue\nWed\nThu\nFri\nSat\n<< <\n> >>\n1\n2\n3\n4\n5\n6\n7\n8\n9\n10\n11\n12\n13\n14\n15\n16\n17\n18\n19\n20\n21\n22\n23\n24\n25\n26\n27\n28\n29\n30\n31\nAmericanTheaterWeb NewsClipsUse the calendar above to find the clippings for a specific day, or use the list to the right to go to a specific group of clips.\nThe site's updated 3-4 times a day generally.\nFor you convenience, links below will take you to ATWTopNews (a quick listing of links to some of the day's top stories) and to ATWOriginals (original news and feautres from ATW).\nATWOriginals\nATWTopNews\n3/31/09 Midday Clips - Tri-State\nBy Andy Propst \t\t\ton Mar 31, 2009\t\t\t | In Tri-State\nNew York Times ArtsBeat Blog\nNew 'Midsummer Night's Dream' to Feature Fairies, Elves and Stew\nThe singer-songwriter Stew will be among the players ensuring that the course of true love doesn't run smooth for the protagonists of Shakespeare on the Sound's summer production of \"A Midsummer Night's Dream.\"\namNY New York City Theater\nJohn Stamos Expected to Star in \"Bye Bye Birdie\"\nIt looks like John Stamos will play Albert Peterson, the role originated by Dick Van Dyke, in the Roundabout's forthcoming revival of \"Bye Bye Birdie.\" He even revealed to E! News that he will be in the show. 20 years earlier, he would have been a perfect candidate for Conrad. But Albert? Stamos has appeared in two previous Roundabout productions: as a replacement Emcee in \"Cabaret\" and as a replacement Guido in \"Nine.\"\nBroadway by the Year 1931 Review\n1931, in the throes of the Great Depression, was a year of transition for Broadway. Not too many musicals were around. And the majority of them are not exactly familiar or revivable. In terms of classics, there was “Of Thee I Sing.” And, to an extent, “The Bandwagon.” That show is never revived, but it inspired a classic film musical. And inside the revues and flops, you will find two all-time American Songbook classics: “As Time Goes By” and “Life is Just a Bowl of Cherries.”\nHartford Courant Behind the Curtain Blog\nBresnahan as Hamlet's Mom\nAlyssa Bresnahan, a fave Hartford Stage actress (Maggie in \"Cat on a Hot Tin Roof,\" Stella in \"Streetcar Named Desore\"), is in the off-Broadway production of \"Hamlet,\" which just got a glowing review from Charles Isherwood of the New York Times.\nVillage Voice La Daily Musto Blog\nIs Susan Sarandon The Humblest Star on Broadway\n", "entities": [{"start": 873, "end": 877, "label": ["7680119"]}, {"start": 985, "end": 996, "label": ["32897"]}, {"start": 1004, "end": 1009, "label": ["18994087"]}, {"start": 1034, "end": 1059, "label": ["43206"]}, {"start": 1152, "end": 1163, "label": ["162964"]}, {"start": 1214, "end": 1227, "label": ["462384"]}, {"start": 1236, "end": 1246, "label": ["6418322"]}, {"start": 1273, "end": 1287, "label": ["63904628"]}, {"start": 1310, "end": 1317, "label": ["6324832"]}, {"start": 1428, "end": 1434, "label": ["162964"]}, {"start": 1464, "end": 1474, "label": ["6418322"]}, {"start": 1505, "end": 1510, "label": ["1217327"]}, {"start": 1622, "end": 1638, "label": ["19283335"]}, {"start": 1669, "end": 1677, "label": ["89127"]}, {"start": 1811, "end": 1825, "label": ["938282"]}, {"start": 1992, "end": 2009, "label": ["1970118"]}, {"start": 2204, "end": 2225, "label": ["92617"]}, {"start": 2228, "end": 2234, "label": ["3732047"]}, {"start": 2275, "end": 2287, "label": ["89127"]}, {"start": 2303, "end": 2309, "label": ["13554"]}, {"start": 2349, "end": 2366, "label": ["30897319"]}, {"start": 2374, "end": 2388, "label": ["30680"]}, {"start": 2427, "end": 2441, "label": ["68323"]}, {"start": 2463, "end": 2471, "label": ["89127"]}]}
{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0502wb-32-21133", "text": "Internet | GreatDad Blog - Official blog of GreatDad.com with parenting advice, tips and experience for new dads and experienced father\nBookmark\nGreatDad:   Because dads don't always think like moms.\nHomeAge GroupsPre-ConceptionPregnancyAccessoriesAdoptionConnectingGeneral AdviceMedicalReflectionsBabyAccessoriesConnectingEatingGeneral AdviceMedicalReflectionsToys and GamesPreschoolAccessoriesBehaviorConnectingCore experiencesGeneral adviceLearning and educationMedicalMovie reviewsMusic learningRead and listenReflectionsToysKidsAccessoriesActivitiesBehaviorCommunicationConnectingGeneral AdviceLearning and educationMedicalMusic LearningToys / GamesTravelTeensConnectingTravelGeneralAccessoriesBehaviorCore ExperiencesGeneral AdviceHumorTip of the DayResourcesBaby NamesBaby of DayCelebrationsFather's DayCelebritiesContestsDad CartoonsDivorced/Single DadsForum � Single DadEbooksFamily PlanningFertilityFor Moms and DadsFree Downloads1 Month10 Months11 Months12 Months2 Months3 Months4 Months5 Months6 Months7 Months8 Months9 MonthsNewbornGay DadsHow ToActivitiesAdoptionCelebrateGeneralManage BabiesManage KidsManage PregnancyRead AloudTravelWork from HomeHumorLegal AdviceMagicMedicalMoviesMultiracial FamiliesPregnancyAccessoriesAdoptionConnectingGeneral AdviceMedicalPregnant WifeReflectionsSan FranciscoSchool/CollegeSexSleepToilet TrainingWe RecommendBooks for DadsBooks for KidsContributors Dr. D. Preston Smith Lawrence J. CohenArmin BrottDr. Alan GreeneDr. Craig BissingerDr. Howard BennettGregory E. LangJames di ProperzioJim SilverJoe KellyPeter FavaroRobert WilderW. Grant EpplerGifts for DadsGifts for KidsGreatDad Recommends Program Application DetailsGreatDad Recommends Program WinnersHoliday GiftsHolidays 2009LinksMade by Dads for DadsMade by MomsProduct ComparisonRecommended ProductsSafetyAt HomeHealth and FitnessOutdoorsPlay TimeProductsToys and GamesTravelBabyDestinationsHotelsKidsPregnancyTeensMarketplaceDad GiftsChristmas GiftsFather's Day GiftsGadget GiftsGeneral GiftsGifts for KidsHoliday Gifts for DadsValentine's Day GiftseBay StoreGreatDad StoreMerchant PartnersNewsPhoto GiftsRecommended ProductsWidgetsDad Blogs\nFathers Forum\nBreaking News\nPopular Posts\nMost Commented\nHow to choose an email for tweens\nAuthor\nPaul Banas Submitted: 10.21.11\n0 Comments\nFirst of all, a confession. I am a shoemaker and my children have no shoes.\nI’ve been working in the Internet since 1996, but my daughter, at 11, is clearly the last one in her class to get an email. Opening that Pandora’s Box is something that I push off month to month, day to day, hour to hour. Now, at long last, a teacher is requiring that all six graders have an email. It’s almost Halloween and we have not yet bowed down to the edict.\nIf you’re scared of email for your kids, there are surprisingly few resources. If you want them to play more games, there are a million walled gardens all willing to take your money. There are lots of filters for internet use, Net Nanny and Apple’s built-in parental controls among them. And, there are plenty of kiddy email sites that allow your infant a happy place to click on lots of letters without messing up the computer too much, and these progress up to age 8, 9, or maybe 10. But if you have waited until your daughter is almost 12 to give her an email, she will cry, as mine did, when you suggest she go to a site called Zilladog to access her email.\nSo, it’s a sorry state, but we’ll likely get her a Gmail account and monitor it ourselves until she is a bit older. I’m not overjoyed by this, but my baby is growing up.\nStill, there are some parental tasks left to do, and first among them is choosing a screen name. There is nothing I could find online on this, except for one thin forum post on choosing a screen name. So here is what I’ve come up with as a guideline for my daughter:\n1. No real names. She can use a nickname or some random word, but nothing that identifies her personally.\n2. No ID that she’s a girl. So no girlygirl@gmail.com. This doesn’t surprise her at all for some reason and I’m happy I don’t have to explain why I’m being careful.\n3. No years, like her birth year or the current year so that she isn’t marked by a certain era. Plus adding 123 after your chosen name is so AOL circa 1999.\nUnfortunately, with over 2 billion internet users (Nielsen March 2011) and who knows how many on gmail, almost any combo of words is already taken until you get into phrases that are out of common usage.\nStill, the rules are in place and we may have to keep searching a bit together. Otherwise, she can start using her new email : elephantupstaircase@gmail.com as early as tonight.\nPopularity: 1%\nPaid online access to New York Times – my opinion\nAuthor\nPaul Banas Submitted: 01.21.10\n0 Comments\nAs a publisher, I’m happy to see the New York Times take a real lead on paid content. I’ve always thought that the Web wants to be “FREE,” but everyone knows that anything that is always given away free turns into garbage. And that’s the road most print publications are on unless they change their model. The New York Times can’t continue to create leadership journalism as it watches home delivery and newsstand sales dwindle to those few remaining octogenarians who want the inky, bulky broadsheet hanging into their cereal (Full disclosure: I’m one of them). While Google AdSense can make publishers a few dimes and nickels each month, it’s revenue potential is way over-stated and decreasing. There has to be another way.\nI love the NYT solution for the following reasons:\n1. It provides a benefit and distinction for home subscribers. Part of this reaction is selfish, since I’ve subscribed since I lived in New York fifteen years ago. But it stands to reason that you promote sales by giving benefits to the people who increase your value as an asset. And, advertisers like to see paid subscription since it connotes involvement.\n2. It allows people to get a little bit for free. They haven’t yet said how many articles per month you will get for “free” as a non-subscriber, but it’s at least ten, that should give you enough to read your favorite columnists or features every month. Beyond that, as with public radio, you really should be donating something anyway.\n3. It keeps the NYT open to Google and Bing searches. I always thought this was the way things should go. Allow the NYT to be searchable via search engines so people can find the best info online and perhaps discover the Times.\n4. Most importantly, it still allows bloggers to tell the world about stories they find in the NYT, without resorting to copying articles wholesale. I often make a comment on an article, providing an interesting snipped with a link to the full article. The NYT will still allow this though clicking the link will count towards the monthly quota for unpaid users. This should help the New York Time get more readers while not destroying their model.\nThis is the system the New Yorker should use as well. It’s fun to send an great article to someone who is not a reader. It’s not good if someone is reading the whole thing on line while everyone else is paying. And face it, a new generation of readers is growing up and they are happy reading a book or magazine on an iPhone rather than a physical magazine.\nHats off to the New York Times.\nPopularity: 1%\nTop internet searches for kids identified – “Sex” and “Porn” near the top of lists\nAuthor\nPaul Banas Submitted: 01.20.10\n0 Comments\nWhat were kids most interested in and curious about in 2009? Parents can tell a lot from monitoring internet searches, which may also alert them to possible topics they may need to discuss with their kids. On a more macro level, Norton has identified the top searches conducted by kids in 2009 through data from OnlineFamily.Norton, a free family safety service that parents can use to protect kids online.\nDo You Know What Your Kids Are Looking For Online?\nNorton looked at the top 100 searches conducted by kids age 18 and under and also broke down results by age and gender. Some of the top terms may surprise parents. “Sex” and “Porn” made it to the top overall search terms for both Teens group and “Sex” for the Tweens group. These terms should raise a red flag to parents if they haven’t had “The Talk” with their children about content that may not be appropriate for kids. Kids’ top three overall search terms in 2009 were YouTube, Google, and Facebook. While these sites can be entertaining and educational for kids under supervision, parents need to monitor usage and talk to kids about appropriate and inappropriate things they may find on-line.\nTeens’ Top 25\n1. YouTube 2. Facebook 3. Google 4. Sex\n5. MySpace 6. Porn 7. Yahoo 8. Youtube.com 9. eBay\n10. Wikipedia\nTweens’ Top 25\n1. YouTube 2. Google 3. Facebook 4. Sex\n5. Club Penguin 6. Youtube.com 7. You Tube 8. Miniclip\n9. Yahoo 10. eBay\n7 & Under Top 25\n1. YouTube 2. Google 3. Facebook 4. Porn\n5. Club Penguin 6. Yahoo 7. Webkinz 8. You Tube\n9. Games 10. Miniclip\nWe use Safari installed on a Mac in our family room that the kids use periodically to play games. When they are logged into their account, Safari only allows them to surf to sites we’ve approved. We don’t allow them to look at YouTube and other sites without us being there to control the buttons. Our kids are still only 5 and 9 so that is bound to change soon.\nNorton offers the basic OnlineFamily.Norton at no charge, but plans to launch a premium subscription version later in 2010.\nPopularity: 9%\nWhy parenting magazines ignore us dads\nAuthor\nPaul Banas Submitted: 10.21.09\n0 Comments\nIt’s true most parenting magazines have mom-free names and try to insert a page or two “just for dad,” but the reason the overwhelming amount of content is geared toward the female persuasion has a lot less to do with the editors than it does the people who are paying to get the magazine out the door: the advertisers.\nSorry Dad – but they don’t care if you want five friendly recipes for adding veggies to your kid’s diet. They want to sell your wife/girlfriend a package of organic waffles with broccoli ground up inside. Because the studies show she’s the one more likely to buy them. Women are widely touted as the controllers of the family purse strings – even in families where there are shared checking accounts. The common number you hear? About eighty percent of family spending is done by the female head of household.\nFrom Why Parenting Mags Ignore Dad | Strollerderby]\nBad news for those of us trying at least to cover the cost of the Pampers by writing about our dad experiences. Until we become a real economic force, dads are an add-on. But why is that when dads are involved, or usually lead, the very big ticket items, like the choice of the mini van or the new long-term life insurance plan.\nAs I mentioned a few posts back, this year at the ABC Kids show in Vegas, “dad” was integrated into all the marketing materials. Maybe dad isn’t doing the weekly shopping but he is weighing in heavily on which stroller he is willing to push down the street, or which car seat he’s going to move in and out of the car. Dads do think differently than moms, and the sexes will likely continue to have their own sweet spots and obsessions, but count on more and more dads to be making the choice of the family toothpaste and even the diapers as we take a more active role in “home” and even stay there to be with the kids.\nPopularity: 1%\nHelp for helpless dads (and moms) with no support system, but lots of cash\nAuthor\nPaul Banas Submitted: 10.16.09\n0 Comments\nFinally someone has come up with the ultimate service for new parents who have no time, no clue, but lots of coin. Gifted At Birth (giftedatbirth.com) sends you everything you need to take care of baby every week, for three months after the baby is born.\nThey’ll even help you choose the right items for your lifestyle (green, idiot-proof....). All this for the low low starter price of only $124. If you live in Manhattan, a postpartum doula wiil come to you to explain how everything works, including the baby. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0502wb-32-30117", "text": "Cache-Control: max-age=0\nDate: Thu, 01 Mar 2012 22:19:44 GMT\nConnection: close\nDeadline pressure threatens high-speed rail\n-\nHigh Speed Rail\n- fresnobee.com\nSubscribe to The Bee\nE-Bee\nBuy Photos\nCustomer Service\nHome\nContact us\nSubscribe\nNews\nBreaking news\nLocal\nCrime Map\nHigh-speed rail\nBusiness\nState\nNation\nWorld\nElections\nColumnists\nVideos\nWeather\nObits\nDeath notices\nTributes\nGuestbooks\nPlace an obit: (559) 441-6228\nSports\nHigh Schools\nHigh School Football Blitz\nFresno State Football\nFresno State Bulldogs\nOutdoors\nFishing\nCollege\nProfessional\nColumnists\nVideos\nEntertainment\nCalendar\nMovies\nMovie Times\nMusic\nTheater & Arts\nOdd News\nFun & Games\nMike Osegueda\nDonald Munro\nRick Bentley\nVideos\nLife\nFaith & Values\nFood & Recipes\nHome & Garden\nAsk Amy\nRon Orozco\nScoopy Squad\nVideos\nOpinion\nOur Opinions\nValley Voices\nOther Opinions\nLetters to the Editor\nSubmit a Letter\nColumnists\nJim Boren\nDavid Mas Masumoto\nEditorial Cartoons\nVideos\nBlogs\nBeehive\nOpinion Talk\nSports Buzz\nNews\nPolitical Notebook\nPhotos\nCentral Valley Moms\nFresno Famous\nFind n Save\nPlace an ad\nJobs\nFind a job\nPost a job\nFresno Job Start\nFresno Bee Jobs\nReal estate\nSearch homes\nFind an apartment\nNew homes map\nReal Estate Marketplace\nCars\nBuy a car\nSell a car\nEasy Find Autos\nClassified\nE-mmediate\nHot Spot\nLegal Notices\nPets/livestock\nReal estate\nRecreation\nRentals\nYard sales\nfresnobee.com\narchives\nweb\nWeb Search powered by\nYAHOO!\nSEARCH\nLog Out\nMy Account\nSIGN IN\nBECOME A MEMBER\nYou're in the\nHigh Speed Rail\nsection\nDeadline pressure threatens high-speed rail\nExperts warn project may already be running late.\nBy Tim Sheehan / The Fresno Bee\nBy Tim Sheehan / The Fresno Bee\nSaturday, Jan. 22, 2011 | 10:04 PM\nModified Tue, Feb 14, 2012 10:21 AM\nE-Mail\nPrint\nText Size:\ntool name\nclose\ntool goes here\n0 comments\nAuthority official Barker thinks seven or eight months is plenty of time for the environmental process, but Moore isn't sure.\"Those EIRs are going to raise a lot of questions,\" he said. \"If that's a necessary condition for proceeding, that could hold things up.\"The EIRs also will form the basis for the rail authority's final selection of a route for the tracks between Fresno and Bakersfield.Until that happens, the authority cannot seek or award bids for construction or even start buying the land it needs for the tracks.Engineers and planners also are working on the preliminary design for the system.By the time the authority expects to start soliciting bids from contractors -- late this year or in early 2012 -- this work is expected to be at least 30% complete.Contractors would complete the design and build the system. Under the federal grant agreement, those design-build contracts must be awarded by September 2012.Along the way, the state must submit detailed plans to federal officials for how right of way will be acquired, how roads and utilities will be moved, and how hazardous materials will be handled.But all of that still depends on funding, which is not yet pinned down and faces its own obstacles.Money mattersGov. Jerry Brown and the state Legislature must agree to allocate money from Prop. 1A to match the federal funds. Barker said the authority will seek its first installments of money in the state's 2012-13 budget.Prop. 1A requires that an independent panel of transportation and rail experts approve budget requests before any bonds are sold.The same panel late last year issued a report questioning the authority's lack of a detailed financing and income plan, lack of a business model for operating and managing the system, and lack of staffing to oversee the project.Some legislators also have criticized the authority's preliminary estimates of revenues and ridership as \"unrealistic.\" One example: a projection of as many as 102,700 riders daily on the statewide system, including 4,500 boardings daily in Fresno.\"Obviously there are challenges and questions, and the onus is on us to address those questions,\" Barker said. \"By the time we bring our budget request, we'll have to have all these questions answered.\"Should the Legislature reject the budget request, \"that would be saying, 'No, we don't want high-speed rail,' \" Barker added. \"That would be telling the federal government to take back the $2.5 billion and saying we don't want it.\"If the armful of \"ifs\" are accomplished -- if the rail authority meets the deadline for environmental review, if it gets money from the Legislature, and if it awards construction contracts in time -- then it's on to the dirty work.Shovels in the groundThe rail authority suggests that building the segments between Merced and Bakersfield will create as many as 80,000 temporary construction jobs between 2012 and 2017.But because only 30% of the engineering is expected to be completed on the project by the time contracts are awarded next year, much work will remain on the drawing board until perhaps 2013 and 2014.\"We won't have 10,000 hard hats on the ground laying rail in September 2012,\" said Barker. \"Final engineering will be the first phase of work being done.\"The first work that the public would see is likely to be land acquisition, clearing property and demolishing structures in the path of the tracks, said John Popoff, an engineer on the authority's management team.\nPrevious PageNext Page\nThe reporter can be reached at tsheehan@fresnobee.com or (559) 441-6319.\nSimilar stories:\nHigh-speed rail project likely delayed until 2013\nHigh-speed rail project likely delayed until 2013\nConstruction of a high-speed train line in the central San Joaquin Valley was supposed to start late this year. Now, officials say, it's not likely to start until early 2013, even if state legislators approve billions in bond money this spring.\nHigh-speed rail route near Hanford reconsidered\nHigh-speed rail route near Hanford reconsidered\nA once-scrapped route option for high-speed trains through Kings County is in play again.\nA line that bypasses Hanford to the west will be revived by the California High-Speed Rail Authority for consideration. The agency announced Wednesday that it will recall a controversial draft environmental-impact report for its Fresno-Bakersfield section for revisions that are expected to take five to six months.\nThe delay is based on feedback the rail authority received on the draft environmental report – a massive document of nearly 17,000 pages.\nLawsuits could stall or stop high-speed rail plans\nLawsuits could stall or stop high-speed rail plans\nEven if state officials can scrape together the billions of dollars needed to fund California's ambitious high-speed rail plans, lawsuits from local cities and opposition groups still could delay, divert or derail the project altogether.\nIn the Bay Area, cities and nonprofits are suing over issues with the route and environmental studies. In Southern California, the city of Palmdale has gone to court over fears that rail officials will pull a planned Antelope Valley line through the city and reroute the tracks up Interstate 5 instead.\nPerhaps the hardest-fought battle is yet to come in Kings County, where officials and residents say they'll do everything in their power to stop a 100-mile stretch of track from wiping out thousands of acres of prime farmland between Fresno and Bakersfield.\nDeal signed for Central Valley part of rail project\nDeal signed for Central Valley part of rail project\nCalifornia High-Speed Rail Authority officials said Wednesday they've signed a cooperative agreement with the Federal Railroad Administration that will provide $928 million in federal funding for the construction of the project's Central Valley segment.\nThomas J. Umberg, Chairman of the California High-Speed Rail Authority board of directors, said in a press release the announcement of the federal funds \"makes good on the promise of our new draft business plan that the funding for the first segment is identified, committed, and we are moving forward.\"\nThe announcement comes less than a week after the Republican-led Congress voted to kill all high-speed rail funding beyond 2012.\nBrown pins legacy to Calif. high-speed rail plans\nBrown pins legacy to Calif. high-speed rail plans\nCritics have called it the train to nowhere and a $98 billion boondoggle. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0503wb-28-04880", "text": "Radharc Images - Photography\n»\ndanger\nRadharc Images - Photography\nIrish stock photography photographs and life\nAbout\nBlog\nSitemap\nFeatured Images\ntags used\naires\nantrim\nargentina\nbelfast\nbritish\nbuenos\ncanada\nchristmas\ncity\nday\ndriving\nengland\nflight\nflying\nfootball\nhome\nimages\nIreland\nirish\njourney\nliverpool\nmusic\nnashville\nnorthern\nnorthern ireland\nphoto\nphotographer\nphotographs\nPhotography\nphotos\nstates\nstock\ntour\ntouring\ntourism\ntourist\ntourists\ntravel\ntraveling\ntravelling\ntrip\nuk\nulster\nUS\nUSA\nPrevious Posts\nFebruary 2012 (4)\nJanuary 2012 (1)\nDecember 2011 (1)\nOctober 2011 (1)\nAugust 2011 (1)\nJuly 2011 (3)\nJune 2011 (3)\nMay 2011 (2)\nApril 2011 (2)\nFebruary 2011 (2)\nJanuary 2011 (1)\nDecember 2010 (1)\nNovember 2010 (2)\nOctober 2010 (2)\nSeptember 2010 (1)\nAugust 2010 (2)\nJuly 2010 (3)\nJune 2010 (1)\nMay 2010 (3)\nApril 2010 (3)\nMarch 2010 (3)\nFebruary 2010 (7)\nJanuary 2010 (5)\nDecember 2009 (6)\nNovember 2009 (4)\nwebsites\nJoe Fox Photography\nRadharc Images\nTakui Neko Photography\nDont cry for me...\nSearch Radharcimages\nSorry, did you really think I was going to make it through an entire month in Argentina without one ‘Dont Cry for me’ quote. Well today it happened before we took the city bus tour. As we queued for the buenosairesbus.com tour the suntan cream was running into my eyes and one of my friends said ‘Dont Cry’ to which the reply was ‘for me Argentina’. Sad I know but there you go.\nSo I finally made it down into the centre of Buenos Aires. The city bus tour looked like a good option if I was going to try and avoid being mugged, robbed, beaten up, raped, shot, stabbed and dumped in a skip.\nAs Ive mentioned previously I had a whole shot list of photo ideas that I wanted to do but talking to my friends here in the current climate it would probably at best end up with me coming home several kilos of camera equipment lighter and at worst several kilos of body parts lighter.\nGoing round on the tour bus Im not saying that my friends were being overly cautious but based more on travelling between tourist areas than the tourist areas themselves.\nThe bus is one of those hop-on hop-off affairs and it takes about 3 and a half hours to do the circuit, we had all day and it was dull and overcast in the morning. Typical, the day I’m fit and well enough to go out and do a major photo session its the first real overcast day we’ve had. Of course the weather forecast for the rest of my stay in BA is thunderstorms so manana doesnt really quite cut it\nSo the plan was to be completely sad and stay on the bus for the first circuit and see if the weather improved. This involved no more effort than sticking the elbow out of the side of the bus and lying back. Of course sticking the elbow out of the side of the bus was precisely how I got a perfect triangle of peeling tan on my left elbow. by now of course this is now redder and deeper but thats another story.\nThe first thing I noticed about our newly arrived open top bus was that it wasnt open topped. There had been some rain the day before and people got wet and complained and tried to get their money back. The bus company had then put the bolt on rooves on. Great to stop you getting wet, rubbish if you want to sit at the top of the bus and look all around you. To those people who complained about getting wet in the rain on an open topped bus I can probably guess your nationality, but sure come to Belfast, our open top busses have a forcefield that deflects rain so you can see all around you in the worst weather. Just remember its pay in advance and absolutely no refunds and dont beleive everything you read on the internet.\nSo of course I managed to pick the wrong side of the bus, the row with no working headphones and even if they were the speakers behind me blasting out the spanish tour information would have drowned them out anyway. No-one thought to think that the high volume setting might need to come down a bit now theres a roof on.\nBut still very little to see in the dull grey light anyway and even less to photograph.\nAfter about 3 or 4 stops of the hop on hop off tour no-one had hopped on or hopped off. I thought we were going to be the only saddos doing this but it turned out that the scare stories had indeed pervaded all of the visiting society who deemed it safer just to sit on this bright yellow bus. For those reading and if you are ever in the same situation, the left hand side of the bus is best, probably about 2 or 3 rows from the loudspeakers at the back. Judging by the number of tree branches crashing off the roof a crash helmet wouldnt be a bad idea, but definitely sunglasses. Thats todays health and safety announcement over.\nI love watching people and I had a real treat on this trip, in front of me was a tourist couple, German, who sat over two rows of two seats, both at the window side one behind the other. For most of the trip they sat with their backpacks on the spare seats beside them. People would come up to the top deck to look for free seats and they both would ruffle about in their bag to take up as much space as possible. You rarely see such coordination outside of the synchronised swimming in the Olympics. The old man in front had a wee point and shoot camera with a big screen so it would be rude of me not to look at what he was shooting. All I can say is dirty old man. Every time we stopped he would use the high vantage point to zoom down on some really good looking tanned womans cleavage and take a photo. Im describing this in great detail for research purposes only. I dont know if his wife was aware, didnt know, didnt care whatever but firstly I thought what a sleaze, secondly I thought I really should have brought my point and shoot (to blend in and be safe you understand, not to look down womens cleavage). Anyway at one point in the tour outside Recoleta these two stunningly beautiful tall blonde women came up to the top of the bus and had a look round for seats (either German or Scandinavian or similar). The old guy couldnt lift his bag off the seat quick enough, Im sure he was verging on hernia territory he moved that quickly. But they took one look and moved down the bus. Following them up the stairs were two huge black guys and our hero couldnt get the bag down in time before one took up residence beside him. I must have seemed a right idiot laughing away to myself.\nDriving round on the bus we got to see pretty much all the tourist sites and spots, in complete contrast to my previous experience, BA is a beautiful city, full of wide avenues, mixtures of old colonial buildings, modern architecture, european with a hint of not. The commercial area is pretty much the same as any commercial area in any big city in the world and down here it was the first I’d seen of multinationals and billboard type advertising. Again little to separate the place from most other world cities.\nIts the quirky nature of some places, the old decaying buildings, the former rich family palaces who when they fell on hard times sold out to foreign governments so there is an area filled with some of the best looking embassies in the world.\nIts not really a walk around city as a lot of it is very spread out (as the 3 and a half hour bus tour with only 12 stops) would tell you, but there are areas that it looked like it would be very safe to walk around. Its a strange mix, one of the locals told me theres no real middle class, just rich and poor and this certainly seems to be borne out travelling round. The bus tour mainly goes through rich areas but down around La Boca it goes through areas the police had told me not to walk through. Of course these are the areas with the friendliest people, waving and smiling at the people on the bus.\nThe weather was picking up as we finished our first circuit so we decided to stay on the bus and go round again and get off at Recoleta, famous for us primarily as the area containing the Recoleta cemetary and the tomb of Evita Peron. The bus stops outside the tourist office and theres a half hour wait before it continues so we chatted and I decided to get off the bus, get some photos of the nearby Plaza De Mayo before we set off. Of course the driver and guide had nicked off for a mate and a smoke so we were locked in, something they dont tell you so be warned\nSo at this point I have a confession to make, well not a confession of sorts but more an explanation of how we work. I love getting all the tourist literature from a place and going through all the photos and comparing whats in the brochures to whats actually there. For example, if I want to photograph a place in Ireland at dawn I would scout out the location, pick a good morning with relevant clouds, pick area, pick spot, get there well before dawn, get photos, come home, review etc etc. This might take 2 or 3 goes due to changing weather conditions, some moron has parked a white van in the wrong spot\nor any multitude of things. So the finished images could have taken weeks of research and maybe a couple of years to get the right sort of conditions.\nNone of which you are going to see speeding past in a big yellow bus. You might but its highly doubtful. Its like the city tour, coming mid summer isnt going to be a good idea, going over midday isnt a good idea, certain buildings will look better in the morning, or evening or in the case of the Theatro Colon, in May when they take the scaffolding down! Im glad there isnt a trade descriptions act for tourism or Id be permanently in court.\n‘Your honour, exhibit A, the Giants Causeway’\n‘Your honour, exhibit B, what we saw, mist’\nSo bearing that in mind and taking a more realistic view of the descriptions of Recoleta cemetary I went forearmed.\nI have to say though, it lived up to every single description. The cemetary is for the rich and famous of Argentina, its described as a city of the dead, with streets, walkways, ornate buildings. No-one is buried underground (at least that I could tell) and the whole place is a show of wealth and status, even when you are dead. Every word is true, Ive never seen the like of it before. Well organised and laid out, the equivalent of coffin multistoreys in some cases. Glass doors with small rooms with coffins neatly stacked and laid out. It seems strange for someone used to burying people in the ground or burning them to see them laid out in a small living room type environment. Some coffins hundreds of years old, in most cases perfectly preserved. In some tombs the marble has broken and bits of coffin sticking out here or there adds to the slightly eerie feeling when you find an avenue not populated by tourists. We spent time wandering around and avoided the headlong rush to Evitas tomb. One of my friends has a family burial plot there that they have never seen and we found it. A distant relative was a general in the army and judging by the size of the tomb was very well off indeed and very well thought of judging by the number of plaques.\nWandering back I just kept an eye out for a queue of tourists and sure enough found evitas tomb. In relative terms it is quite modest compared to some there but probably the most famous for non-Argentinians.\nThere is a busy market on the hill on the way up to the cemetary, something they dont show you in the tourist brochures of the walls\nIts a place selling all sorts of tourist tat but notorious for pickpockets so watch out.\nThat pretty much sums up the bus tour of BA for me, lots of nice looking places but little in the way of real interest for me. I could have got on and off and did a lot more tourist shots of buildings rather than just drive bys but unlike other cities I do get bad vibes from acting the tourist here. Ideally Id like to take time over things hanging around waiting for decent or the ‘right’ light to photograph things, take pictures of local people doing local things and generally experiencing the life of the place but with a camera and lens worth more than most people make here in a year, the gulf in society, the massive and unpublished inflation and similarly underplayed unemployment figures I have to realise that I would like to go home in one piece. For me thats the saddest thing about being here, a beautiful city but I suspect there isnt much income from tourism to justify the extra spend making people feel safer. Travel forums are full of stories of tourists being victims of crime and yes the internet gives a voice to the dozen or so people affected, thats not to diminish their plights but there are perhaps thousands that nothing has happened to. Im not a normal tourist though, I carry a lot of expensive equipment, I have two cellphones with me, both of which have never left my room in the apartment. I have a ‘cheap’ swatch watch that has never been on my wrist since the airport, I cant wear half my travel clothes as they would signal me out as a target. Its something I feel stronger here, again perhaps my friends are being overcautious but as with the kidney stones incident it will be them left to pick up the pieces and I have to bow to their judgement, they are the people who live here and are on the ground day in day out.\nThere are some beautiful photos of Buenos Aires out there, Id come with loads of ideas of how to do them my way but sadly thats not going to be the case, Im sure things will improve here, just as probably things at home might worsen. A friend of mine travelled round the world 10 years ago and has some beautiful photos of places you would never consider travelling to today. Similarly places he couldnt go then have become must sees now.\nThings will change, cruise ships regularly dock in Belfast now, something not considered just 10 years ago.\nI have to say though, if you do get the bus tour and you only decide to hop on and hop off once, do it at Recoleta. It is probably one of the most unique places I’ve ever visited and I say that about very few places I’ve been.\nSpeaking of which, its nearly time to pack to head to Iguazu Falls. Ive just checked the weather forecast for Wednesday and they have a ‘feels like’ value. In Belfast its normally something like 2C but feels like -5C. For Iguazu its 39C feels like 56C. Poke me with a stick and tell me when I’m done.\nTo see the photos from the Argentina Trip, click here\nSearch Radharcimages\nAdd a comment\nNee nahh nee nahhh\nSearch Radharcimages\nWell it had to happen, the luck had to run out sometime.\nIn the middle of a stock photo shoot on Weds evening I just didnt feel well at all. Suddenly started getting twinges in my lower back. Now Ive had them before but the thoughts of getting sick in another foreign country really didnt appeal. A quick trip to the loo and it confirmed that another bout of kidney stones was on its way rapidly.\nWhen I was a kid I remember my dad being plagued by them so it was likely Id get them at some point. Although looking back you just dont realise the pain people are in until you feel it for yourself.\nThose of you that know me will also know Ive been taking painkillers almost constantly for 11 years now due to an old recurring injury. All that extra calcium probably doesnt help. I have refrained from blogging and facebooking about being painkiller/tablet free due to the heat and humidity for 12 days (until the antihistamine mosquito bites incidents last week) because I knew it would set me up for a fall.\nNow those of you who have had kidney stones know that they can just pass with minor irritation and there are times when it feels like you are trying to piss a concrete block. This was the latter. Within half an hour I was sitting on the floor in a pool of sweat trying to knock the co-codamol into me as quickly as I could manage. After taking the recommended dosage for 8 hours in 15 mins it had eased somewhat enough for me to try getting into the shower. How I thought this would help I didnt know but I certainly wasnt going to get any wetter than I was.\nBy this time my flatmates had noticed my absence and packed up the gear as Id just left the camera on the ground and disappeared.\nI asked them to get me to a doctor.\nAfter 2 hours (well it was probably more like 2 mins) I noticed them in discussion to which the outburst was ‘what part of get me to a doctor, do you not understand?’ or words to that effect, there might have been slight swearing involved. Well a lot of swearing, infact every 2nd word was f...\nNow Im not one for panicking, I rarely panic and usually in the worst situations can still think logically. The issue my friends had was that they didnt know a doctor, theyd never had call to call one. Not like my poor dad who often commented that a holiday in our house always ended up with one or more of us visiting the local accident and emergency. In fact by the time of any incident my dad could tell you which doctors was open, which hospital was on A+E intake and which local chemist was open on the rota.\nSo, again, interspersed with swearwords I requested my friends to find the nearest flat with old people or with kids as they invariably would know where the nearest doctor was. I also said that the building porter will know. They said he wouldnt and I slightly forcefully told them to at least walk out of the room and pretend they were doing as I asked. Poor guys didnt know what to do, Not even watching rapper videos on MTV had prepared them for the sheer volume of swearing an irishman in excruciating pain can muster.\nWe briefly discussed them looking up my travel insurance company on the web and ringing them for advice. I finally just produced every bit of cash I owned, my credit cards, passport and doubled over in the hall informed them that I was leaving for the nearest hospital and to summon a taxi.\nAt a party earlier in the trip someone here asked me what the people in the rest of the world were like, were they helpful and friendly. I said that no matter where I went people in the main seem always willing to help a stranger. I gave the example in a recent trip to Northern Nicosia I had got lost on the backstreets and my leg pain had increased. I sat down and took a tablet and drank the last of my water with it. Three late teenage or early twenties guys came up to me and I thought ‘oh shit here we go’. They didnt say anything just smiled and handed me a fruit sweet and walked off. There is nothing like the kindness of strangers, particularly alone far from home.\nWith all the wars and fighting and reasons given for people to kill each other, when you get down to individuals requiring help or just a smile then in most places people will offer it. I suffered horrific injuries in Kenya 11 years ago, injuries that would have left someone local to die but everyone I met was supportive, it wasnt until I reached London that people didnt care. A lesson there perhaps.\nIn what seemed like an eternity a taxi arrived and I was whisked at the speed of light as only taxi drivers know how to do to the local hospital. I was given a number and told to take a seat which was easier said than done. From home experience I expected to wait about an hour to be seen and be doubled up all that time.\nI was seen in less than 10 mins, explained the situation and about 10 mins later had the much needed painkilling injection. 10 mins after that I was sort of back to normal with only the now translucent skin colour that comes with severe pain showing any problem at all. If you havent encountered this phenomenon, lucky you, I dont know the technical reasons but all blood and colour leaves the skin, probably the defense mechanism taking blood away from non-important areas. The only spots of colour I had were now the remaining multiple mosquito bites.\nAnother difference from home was that the doctor sent me for tests to make sure I didnt have an infection and that was all done in an hour and I was sent home with the all clear but told to drink as much water as I could get down me over the next few days and at least whilst I was still in the country.\nSo back in the apartment things started to return to normal. Pain was subsiding and colour was starting to return. I drank about 2 litres of water in the next hour which the guys had prepared for me and tried to get some sleep.\nBy now it was 3am and if things hadve been normal Id have been getting up at 6am to set off on my pre booked day trip to Colonia Del Sacremento, Uruguay.\nBeing the idiot I am and having been through this experience a couple of times before at home I thought, ah sure I’ll get up at 6am anyway and see how I feel....\nI cant finish this posting without giving my thanks to my flatmates Gaspar, Juan and Luis whose role in all the above is portrayed humourously but who showed that despite language differences, despite cultural differences that there is kindness in strangers the world over. I appreciate everything you did for me lads, muchas gracias amigos.\nAlso thanks to the hospital staff at the hospital whose name I still dont know, who like hospital staff everywhere are overwork and under appreciated by the people who have never been unfortunate enough to have required their services.\nTo see the photos from the Argentina Trip, click here\nSearch Radharcimages\n1 comment\nThe Dangers of Travel Photography\nSearch Radharcimages\nThis is very much a case of do as I say, not as I do.\nWe are all well aware of the dangers of travel photography. I often like a wingman/wingwoman/wingperson to watch my back in a strange place whenever Im concentrating on camera stuff and actually taking photos. Its either that or the one setting get the camera out take the photo and put it back again which never really does the job properly.\nHaving been brought up in a rough area I like to pride myself on seeing and recognising a hood/crook/criminal no matter where I am in the world but it always pays to be careful. The less time an expensive camera is on show the better. One advantage of being rather scruffy in general is that people tend not to bother you. Its particularly good when you look like you havent eaten in a while.\nMy dad told me about how he went into London one night and won a lot of money on the dogs, he was standing in the underground early in the morning on a deserted platform with the money in his pocket. A group of guys arrived and my dad having worked in a bookies for a long time knew these guys would be up to no good. So he put 10 pence in his hand and walked across to one of the litter bins on the platform. He bent down and pretended to pick it up off the floor then proceded to go to the nearby chocolate bar machine and buy a bar. He shoved it into his mouth as if he hadnt eaten all day. He looked around and the guys had left, probably thinking he wasnt worth the bother. Theres definitely a lesson there.\nIf you are travelling on your own try to blend in, not get noticed (which is difficult when you are carrying a great big camera), look as if you belong there and you know what you are doing.\nDont associate with idiots and canon fodder. What do I mean by that? Well I was travelling with friends by train once through the south of france. It was early in the morning and as we waited to get off the train we were approached by a guy wearing just his socks, boxers and t-shirt.\n‘Do you speak english?’\n‘No we dont’\n‘Ok ok, do you know anyone who does’\n‘we are only kidding you’\n‘oh ok, do you know where the rest of the train is?’\n‘what?’\n‘the rest of the train, I woke up during the night, went to the toilet, fell asleep in the toilet, woke up, went back and the rest of the train wasnt there’\n‘Oh you mean the back half of the train that was on its way to Madrid’\n‘Yes’\n‘Its probably in Madrid’\n‘where is this part going?’\n‘Milan we think but we are getting off here’\n‘If I get off here do you think my mate will know where to come and get me, hes got the passports, money, clothes, rucksacks’\nNow at some point you have to feel immense pity, you feel like helping the guy out and taking him under your wing. Alternatively you can just run away and remind yourself of Darwins theories.\nOne other time I was on a bus in Rome and this girl was giving her what I assume was a boyfriend such earache at such a high volume it wasnt hard to be nosey. To cut the long story short they had been walking down this backstreet in Rome which they shouldnt really have been on when he was approached by a beautiful early 20s woman. She walked right up to him with a big kiss and started to fondle his nuts (and I dont mean peanuts). The guy of course was just happy to go along for the ride but suddenly she walked off when another female friend appeared.\nThe girlfriend at the time was too gobsmacked to say anything and our hero was in no fit state to argue. That was until he discovered that his bumbag (fannypack) was empty and hed lost their money, passports, room keys, everything.\nSo for the entire bus journey back to the centre of town he and the rest of the bus was reminded about how stupid he’d been. I cant really describe the look on his face, he was taking a lot of abuse and whilst he showed shame and embarrassment there was still a trace of a smile on his face.\nSo let that be a lesson to you all, either hide your valuables or buy a shedload of cheap wallets from china on ebay, fill them with newspaper cuttings and get a cheap flight to Rome and have the week of your life.\nSo what has all this got to do with photography? Well I did say at the start, do as I say, not as I do.\nI’ll go back to a recent trip to Rome. On the last night it was a clear evening so I thought I’d head to the Vatican and get some late night shots of St Peters Square with maybe a few people ghosting through the shots but try to get most without people.\nSo I got to St Peters Square and as I was travelling light I’d no tripod, so just put my backpack on the ground and put the camera on the top. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-44-00170", "text": "Betty Belts, Ocean Inspired Jewelry and Accessories Made with Dignity |\nbeauty\nBetty Belts, Ocean Inspired Jewelry and Accessories Made with DignityShop\nCollections\nDvH Signature Designs\nBetty B. Jewelry\nBetty Belts\nNews\nBlog\nPress\nAbout\nPhilosophy\nTestimonials\nConnect\nContact\nWholesale\nSubscribe\nArchiveArchive for category: beauty\n14 Aug2008\n0 Comments\nBetty B. and the Twins In Ocean Magazine\nCategories: All, beauty, conscious consumerism, fashion, marketing, modeling, ocean, photography, Products, women's surfingAuthor: donnaHow gorgeous is this?\nOur favorite twins Sierra and Hailey Partridge featured in the brand new Betty Belts ad in Ocean Magazine, with the insanely beautiful photography of David Pu’u.\nIt’s too big to show it here, so click on this link to view it full size.\nBetty B. in Ocean Magazine\n12 Jul2008\n1 Comment\nBetty B.’s Partridge Twins Featured in Summer Ad Campaign\nCategories: All, beauty, fashion, marketing, modeling, ocean, photography, womenAuthor: donnaHere is the Betty B. Summer ’08 ad in Ocean Magazine featuring our own Sierra and Hailey, a.k.a. The Partridge Twins or “Surfing Twins” with the gorgeous photography of David Pu’u. Sierra and Hailey both have an incredibly sexy and natural look in this shoot we did out in the California desert among joshua trees and Hailey even looks like a dead ringer for a young Bo Derek.\nIf you don’t know Ocean yet, look for it at newsstands everywhere, also Vons, Ralphs, Borders, Barnes and Noble. Click on the cover to see the ad in all its glory.\n23 Feb2008\n2 Comments\nStreet Shoot With The Betty Belts Surf Team and Photographer David Pu’u\nCategories: All, beauty, modeling, photography, women, women's surfingAuthor: donnaHere are some pictures from a fun little street shoot the Betty Belts Surf Team did here in downtown Ventura with photographer David Pu’u. Six Betty Belt Surf Team riders came together, got dolled up and struck poses. All the girls are wearing Betty B. jewelry and looking HOT!\nBetty Belts Team Surfers Strike a Pose. Right to left Sierra Partridge, Jeanette Ortiz, Mary Osborne, Bo Stanley, Hailey Partridge. Mary (center, is wearing my Sula Lariat in pearl black as a necklace and matching Sula bracelet), photo copyright David Pu’u\nMary Osborne on the street with her fish. Photo copyright David Pu’u\nSierra Partridge, Mary Osborne and Hailey Partridge posing with some Air Force dudes who spontaneously joined our street shoot. Photo copyright David Pu’u.\nSierra looking like a rockstar in her zebra dress and the Jeanette recycled glass necklace along with my matching Jeanette bracelet and leather bangles in black and special edition white. Photo copyright David Pu’u\nThat’s me, Donna, in the front with my girls! I’m wearing the Chelsea Heart necklace. Photo copyright David pu’u\nJeanette is looking way too HOT. Don’t get burned!\nPhoto copyright David Pu’u\nThe Betty Belts Surf Team wants you! Hailey on the far right wearing the Adonia belt in black. Photo copyright David Pu’u\nI love this shot of Mary and I walking down the street. Photo copyright David Pu’u.\nBo Stanley is looking sweet and stunning in Navy. She is wearing the Silver Ball Necklace and the Open Heart Cuff. My favorite red hoop earrings in my collection are named after Bo, the “Bo” earrings. Photo copyright David Pu’u\nMary’s friend Alex showed up and decided to play. That’s the Betty Bus behind them, my 1961 Chevy Corvair Greenbrier, lookin’ cherry! Photo copyright David Pu’u\nIt’s always so much fun getting everyone together for a shoot like this.\nWe’ve done others in the past year that I will try to post soon!\nSmiles and Aloha,\nDonna\n27 Mar2007\n7 Comments\nTwin Betty Belts Surfers Sierra and Hailey Model For Allure Magazine\nCategories: All, beauty, modeling, photography, women's surfingAuthor: donnaRecenty I got an email from 2 Times Square in New York City, home of Conde Nast Publishing, where all the editorial offices for those big glossy magazines are located. It was from a production assistant at Allure Magazine, asking how they could get in touch with two of my team riders, the beautiful and talented twins Sierra and Hailey Partridge.\nOne thing led to another and within a few weeks the girls were flown down to a shoot on the beach in Southern California to do a piece on Surfing Beauties.\nThe twins on the Allure Surfing Beauties set with Roxy pro surfer Kassia Meador and the other models.\nIt was not their first time modeling, they’ve been modeling for Betty Belts, Hobie and O'Neill in exotic places like Maui and The Big Island as well as in their beautiful home in Santa Cruz. But my little company, Betty Belts, was the first sponsor to bring them into the public eye and really help get their careers taking off. The contribution of my absurdly talented husband-to-be, photographer David Pu’u is a key factor. A former pro surfer himself, he has been very supportive of my team riders and women’s surfing. See David’s work and more of the girls on my website www.bettybelts.com.\nHailey Partridge, a surfing beauty ready for a camera.\nI asked Sierra and Hailey about their Allure experience and here’s what they had to say along with some snapshots they took from the day.\nWhat you enjoyed most?\nHailey: The shoot with Allure was an amazing experience that I was very fortunate to have experienced. What I enjoyed most about the shoot was what Sierra and I called “the star treatment”. We were picked up from the airport in an Escalade, we stayed at the Ritz Carlton (and got to order lots of room service!), we got manicures and pedicures from a professional manicurist who does Hollywood stars’ nails and our hair styled by a hair stylist flown all the way from London. They had two huge trailers for us to relax in and they delivered us catered breakfast and lunch. Overall, it was an amazing experience, everything they did for us and the other models was a little extravagant but I wasn’t complaining! I also really enjoyed getting to meet Kassia Meador (Roxy surfer) as well as the other two models, Katarina Lyerly and Megan Abrigo, they were all so friendly and were very genuine and down-to-earth girls.\nHailey Partridge getting the “star treatment” in the hair and makeup trailer: a rubdown with body oil.\nWhat you learned?\nSierra: I learned that there is so much work that goes into a magazine. This was just one article and it took a month to plan and about 30 people behind the scenes to bring it all together.\nYour favorite shoot so far?\nHailey: My favorite shoot was the 2007 Hobie swimwear shoot in Kona last November with David Pu’u. David is the most fun photographer to work with and the week long shoot was an incredible experience. We got to swim with dolphins (totally unplanned) and it was amazing.\nSierra: My favorite shoots are the Hobie shoots with David (Pu’u) because every day is new and exciting, and I’ve gotten to experience some things that I would’ve never been able to do like swimming with wild dolphins and catching waves in an outrigger.\nThis is one of the photos from the Hobie shoot. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-48-00449", "text": "Area Wide News: Blog: Instead of Frittering\nEnlarge text\nRSS\nLogin | Register\nFair ~ 64°F   High: 72°F ~ Low: 61°FThursday, Mar.\n1, 2012\nHome\nNews\nSports\nRecords/Obituaries\nObituaries\nWeddings\nEngagements\nAnniversaries\nBirths\nPolice Reports\nHealth Inspections\nFeatures\nOpinion/Columnists\nBlogs\nPhotos/Video\nMarketplace\nCoupons\nContests\nHigh school football\nPro football\nClassifieds\nSubmit Online Listing\nUpload Flyer\nView All Listings\nView Flyers\nMy Listings\nMy Wishlist\nEmail link\nPost comment\nBlog archive\nShare:\nInstead of Frittering\nPosted Thursday, July 21, 2011, at 12:40 PM\nSome people come into money and fritter it away -- others have a knack for turning money into more money.\nJim Lindsey graduated from high school in Forest City, Ark., in 1962. He went on to the University of Arkansas and played football under Coach Frank Broyles. As a 6-2, 210 tailback, he helped the Razorbacks become national champions in 1964. And by the time he graduated in 1965, they had won 22 games in a row.\nIn 1966, Lindsey was drafted in the second round by the Minnesota Vikings under Coach Norm Van Brocklin.\nBud Grant was hired to replace Van Brocklin in 1967 and Lindsey fit right in the new coach's system as a role player (backup running back and tight end) and soon became special team's captain on all the kicking plays.\nLindsey was a marginal offensive player for the Vikings, ever fearful he wouldn't make the team. He rushed for a total of 566 yards and six touchdowns, and received 65 passes for 632 yards and four touchdowns over seven seasons. But on special teams he was invaluable at breaking up wedges on kickoffs and covering punts.\nHaving played for Frank Broyles in college, Lindsey developed a deep appreciation of coaching. Throughout his seven years in pro football, Lindsey always assumed he would someday be a football coach, probably at the high school level somewhere in Arkansas or perhaps even back at his college alma mater.\nAs a second round draft pick back in 1966, Lindsey signed a three-year deal with the Vikings which paid an annual salary of $25,000 in the first year, $27,500 the second year and $30,000 the third year. He also received a signing bonus of $90.000. After taxes, the up-front cash bonus had been reduced to $60,000.\nLindsey was a small-town kid who majored in math in college. Instead of frittering away his fresh wad of cash on instant frills (cars, jewelry, etc.), he made a $60,000 down payment on a $167,000 chunk of Arkansas land.\nPayments on the land came out of his salary while he and his wife lived modestly in a rented apartment.\nThree years after purchasing the land, he sold it for $1.5 million.\nLindsey never did get into coaching, but he did start a real estate investment company in Fayetteville called Lindsey & Associates, plus he currently serves on the Board of Trustees at the University of Arkansas as chairman of the athletic committee.\nPresently, Lindsey owns 27,500 apartment units, 12,000 acres of farmland and 28 golf courses. Not including income from the apartment building operation (which is spread over the Ozarks to Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri, and Tennessee), Lindsey & Associates did $800 million in sales last year.\nJerry Jones, owner of the Dallas Cowboys, was also a member of the University of Arkansas football team at the same time as Lindsey. He and Lindsey are currently embarking on a five-year project to construct 5,000 apartment units, at a cost of $50 million, on 270 acres in the Dallas area.\nAnd the rich get richer once again.\nUnless you're born into it, money is hard to come by in this world, especially if you have to work for someone else. If you start your own business it's even harder because it requires a personal commitment, diligence and plenty of good luck along the way. And no matter how much effort you put into it, success is never guaranteed.\nSo if you suddenly acquire a large sum of cash, don't fritter it away on flashy goodies or get-rich-quick schemes -- invest it wisely in something worthwhile, such as real property or furthering your own enterprise.\nIf you define success by the size of your bankroll, you need to follow certain steps, starting with a long-term plan. Then be prepared to sacrifice personal luxury, remain persistent and have the patience to see it through.\nPersonally, I believe success is being content with everyday life, regardless of the surrounding insanity.\nI've solved all my money problems the easy way -- by not having very much of it; just enough to maintain a debt-free existence and never any extra money to fritter away on anything beyond the bare necessities of life.\nTo fritter or not to fritter, that is the question.\nBut it's only a dilemma if you have more money than you need.\n_\nQuote for the Day -- \"I try to learn from the past, but I plan for the future by focusing exclusively on the present.\" Donald Trump\n_\nBret Burquest, author of four novels, has recently published THE REALITY OF THE ILLUSION OF REALITY (esoteric knowledge) and 1111 HAPPY TRAILS ROAD (humor) -- available on Amazon. He lives in the Ozark Mountains with a dog named Buddy Lee and has a small jar of quarters for emergency transactions.\n_\n-\n-\nRespond to this blog\nPosting a comment requires free registration.\nIf you already have an account, enter your username and password below.\nOtherwise, click here to register.\nUsername:\nPassword:\n(Forgot your password?)\nYour comments:\nPlease be respectful of others and try to stay on topic.\nBoldly Going NowhereBret Burquest\n- Recent posts\n- Archives\n- Blog RSS feed\n- Comments RSS feed\n- Login\nBret Burquest is a former award-winning columnist for The News (2001-2007) and author of four novels. He has lived in Minneapolis, Los Angeles, Miami, Atlanta, Kansas City, Memphis and the middle of the Arizona desert. 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Cherryh's Own Weblog: e-books, science fiction and fantasyCommentsPosts\nBUY NEW BOOKS\nVampires Strike Closed Circle!\nRecent comments\nCJ: Link to Jane's slideshow: http://www.janefancher.com/TheCapt\nCJ: MM, that link gets you to a master site---do you have one to\nmmberry: Forgive me.\nI have an update to something that was posted e\npaul: And at 9:58, after posting that, it's gobe back to the verti\npaul: Are/were you online at 9:55AM Thursday?\nA minute ago the sp\npaul: Perhaps that explains why some days I can see all the avatar\nCJ: BTW, Jane now has a slideshow of the old and new bathroom---\nClosed Circle Websites\nCalibre: DRM-free books\nour books on Calibre’s listing of DRM-free books. Calibre has been with us from the beginning and is a great software, too.\nCLOSED CIRCLE\nThree writers on a mission: we offer our e-books, both backlist and new books: and we have opinions about the future of this literature we love.\nClosed Circle author: Jane Fancher's Blog, The Captain And Lime\nJane is 1/3 of Closed Circle: writing; covers; e-book conversion; and slideshows\nClosed Circle author: Lynn Abbey's Blog, Face of Chaos\nLynn is 1/3 of Closed Circle: writing, web-wizardry, and site-repair\nClosed Circle Bazaar: Our Cafe Press Shop\nT-shirts, mugs, bags, hats, stickers: you want it, we’ll add the product.\nClosed Circle: more information: so what IS a legitimate e-book?\nhow to keep your favorite writers writing\nSEEKING NORTH\na shared world, by Closed Circle authors playing around\nThe FAQ: What's Closed Circle?\nWebsite: cherryh.com\nWebsite: Jane Fancher\nWebsite: Lynn Abbey\nOur Blogroll\nArchive Project\nSimilar to Project Gutenberg: polylingual site: go to Community and select English.\nAuthor sites you should visit: Diane Duane\nDiane Duane’s ‘s books and e-books\nAuthor sites you should visit: Jeffrey Carver\nJeffrey Carver’s ebooks and website.\nAuthor sites you should visit: legal free e-books: Project Gutenberg\nProject Gutenberg is dedicated to preserving books, classics, including science fiction and fantasy. If it’s old, it may be here.\nAuthor sites you should visit: Patricia Briggs\ngood friend, good books\nAuthor sites you should visit: Stephen Goldin blog: The Ingesterie\nStephen Goldin also sells lots of e-books.\nCalibre: DRM-free books\nour books on Calibre’s listing of DRM-free books. Calibre has been with us from the beginning and is a great software, too.\nFantasy Faction\nA forum for fantasy readers that allows writers to advertise their work: we have.\nIvan Tefalco: brokencanoe.net , a new writer, has a reciprocal link with us.\nNew writer\nPetfinders: where to ADOPT a Pet\nInput your zipcode and find a pet waiting for adoption: in honor of Ruthie\nSacred Band\nJanet and Chris Morris: related to Thieves’ World and Heroes in Hell\nSpence's Ragi Language link\ne-book and notes on Ragi\nWhere to get: an Avatar\nGET AN AVATAR\nthere is a hard-to-see “signup” link on this page. It’s a pretty fast process, and will follow you to all gravatar enabled sites. DO GET A GRAVATAR BEFORE CREATING YOUR ACCOUNT HERE!\nWhere to get: e-book free readers\ne-book software for Apple products: Stanza\nFor Apple computers and I-phones, and more: a good reader that handles .epub.\ne-book software: Calibre e-book software for Linux\ne-book software: Calibre e-book software for Mac: Tiger, Leopard, Snow Leopard, etc.\ne-book software: Calibre e-book software for Windows\nThis is an e-book conversion software and reader. Like most freeware, this hopes for a donation if you turn out to use it. Operates on Windows, OS X (Mac), and Linux.\ne-book software: Microsoft Reader Download\nSite with download for a reader that reads .lit files...including aloud. Plus a download-able plug-in for MSWord2000 up, that will create .lit files.\ne-book software: mobipocket E-book Reader for PC Desktop: Download [box on right]\nThis turns your PC into an e-book reader for any book in mobi format: works on PC, some phones, eInk devices, blackberry\nArchives\nSelect Month\nMarch 2012\nFebruary 2012\nJanuary 2012\nDecember 2011\nNovember 2011\nOctober 2011\nSeptember 2011\nAugust 2011\nJuly 2011\nJune 2011\nMay 2011\nApril 2011\nMarch 2011\nFebruary 2011\nJanuary 2011\nDecember 2010\nNovember 2010\nOctober 2010\nSeptember 2010\nAugust 2010\nJuly 2010\nJune 2010\nMay 2010\nApril 2010\nMarch 2010\nFebruary 2010\nJanuary 2010\nDecember 2009\nNovember 2009\nOctober 2009\nSeptember 2009\nAugust 2009\nJuly 2009\nCONVENTION APPEARANCES Usually at Miscon 2012, around Memorial Day, Missoula MT, CJ/Jane. Also Spokon in Spokane, in July/August,\nRadcon 2012, around Feb 14, Red Lion in Pasco Wa, CJ, Jane, OSG. Note:ConDor, San Diego, CA, was a great con, and we may very well go back one day; also on this list, Soonercon, Midsouthcon, Chattacon, and Conquest KC. We are so far behind due to Jane's illness (she is all better now,) not to mention financial hits from same, that we are having to curtail con ac to try to catch up.\nMarch 2012\nM\nT\nW\nT\nF\nS\nS\n« Feb\n1234\n567891011\n12131415161718\n19202122232425\n262728293031\n« and more progress...    The day after... »\nWe’re making progress... Sei’s just very careful about coming onto Herself’s territory; but yesterday he spent most of the day under the chest of drawers in my room...rather a high legged chest, so I know he’s there, and he can watch things.\nHe spent last night there, too, or at least was there this morning. This morning I called to him, and he came over, very cautiously got onto the bed. Then started head-butting and rolling over and doing tummy fur and got under the covers and purred. Didn’t stay there long. I’ve been careful not to force him to do anything. I just call, and if he wants to come, he comes...but he’s getting more willing to pay attention. [Ysabel would come when I called, infallibly, dear old girl.] But no comparisons are fair. Sei came to us as a young gentleman, a year old, and he’s got his own ways, which are very fine. Patience is my part in this transaction; trust, in his. So we have at least the beginning of a partnership. No, I’m not fickle: I feel Ysabel’s absence deeply, but I will do that for a long, long time. But Sei’s at a crossroads, and I can’t leave him there: I have to open the way for him to be him, and not ask him to be Ysabel, but to try to get those behaviors that are safety for a traveling kitteh, the willingness to be close to me, and to pay attention to my voice. He’s caught in a moment of change, and wondering what happened and if there’s now a room in the house that could be his, and he’s interested; I have to meet that willingness fairly, and if I shed a tear or two in the process, well, kittehs don’t understand that sort of thing half as well as they understand an offered lap and a cuddle.\nOctober 27th, 2011 |\nCategory: Journal\n12 comments to We’re making progress...\nphilbrown\nOctober 27, 2011 at 10:16 am\nLog in to Reply\nI see parallels between Sei and certain of your characters.\nPhil Brown\nhorsewisevt\nOctober 27, 2011 at 10:35 am\nLog in to Reply\nSei is the guide for the next part of your journey.\nA fire ceremony to honour Ysabel might be beneficial.\nHonour and release.\nShe will then be able to walk by your side from the energetic side of the fence, and that will then allow Sei to step into his role on this side.\nHe may need to know that the “space” is open for him to step into.\nPart of that is awareness, that there has been and is going to be a significant transition on your journey, and inviting Sei to lead, guide and protect you.\nWOL\nOctober 27, 2011 at 1:55 pm\nLog in to Reply\nI think Ysabel waited until she was sure she was leaving you in good paws.\nEmpty Nest\nOctober 27, 2011 at 3:02 pm\nLog in to Reply\nI think horsewisevt has given an excellent suggestion. When you feel ready, you and Jane can arrange a ceremony for Shu and Sei both as they assume new roles in the household. In no way will the elder cats be forgotten, but the younger ones can be promoted, so to speak.\nOrionSlaveGirl\nOctober 27, 2011 at 6:03 pm\nLog in to Reply\nPlease let me know when you feel up to lighting the Shejidan lantern for Ysabel.\nWe need to do it yet for Emily and Katie.\nTears will be shed, but crying never hurt anyone, and is healing, I think.\nkokipy\nOctober 27, 2011 at 6:19 pm\nLog in to Reply\nSeishi seems like a gentle creature that was not loved nearly enough in his past life, and he is surely in the right place now. And you know cats always know when you are hurting and they want to come help you feel better.\nI do like to think of you three (or five) lighting the lantern for the departed ones. Putting light around them.\nsloren\nOctober 27, 2011 at 7:04 pm\nLog in to Reply\nEven in the greatest sadness a cat is a perfect anchor to reality, and a cat’s fur can soak up any amount of tears. Somehow they leave space for our memories of lost ones, but filling gaps we never knew existed with new quirks.\ncherryhfan\nOctober 28, 2011 at 7:26 am\nLog in to Reply\nI have been away from the computer for a few days and did not know.\nI am so, so sorry.\nSo very sorry.\nEver since we lost our Carrots kitty, our newest member of the household, Jack Bauer, has tried to take up the slack.\nHe is a big kitty, with big paws, like Seishi, and so very soft.\nWhenever any of us is especially missing our Carrots, there he is, insisting on being held and offering comfort, just like Kokipy says.\nAnd yes, Sloren is right...a cat’s fur really can soak up any amount of tears.\nI’ll be keeping you in my thoughts.\nBlueCatShip\nOctober 28, 2011 at 12:42 pm\nLog in to Reply\nSomething that might brighten your day a bit.\nToday, went to the store and they’re moving everything around. Looked for, didn’t find udon noodles this time. Will find them (or other whole wheat / buckwheat) next time.\nBut what I *did* find by accident gave me a chuckle, so I thought I’d share. Looking through the shelves, what do I run across, but “Pocky.” Now, I didn’t know what “Pocky” is, except a reference in anime and art and fanfic. Huh, I think, probably sweeter than anything, but (haha) I bought a package to try. Had to.\nThought it might give you both a grin.\nCJ\nOctober 28, 2011 at 5:24 pm\nLog in to Reply\nah, yes. I find Pocky pleasant. Jane really likes it.\nAja Jin\nOctober 28, 2011 at 5:41 pm\nLog in to Reply\nMy daughter, who loves anime and japanese culture, is a pocky lover. It’s good yummy stuff !\n(OT: and now she’s taking Japanese language in college and really liking it a lot; very encouraging development for a “non-language” Geology major that hated High School Spanish).\nAs to your kittehs, it’s wonderful to hear that Sei (and you CJ\n) are getting thought the transition. Our household is working through the loss of one of our three dogs. The adjustments are hard for two and four footed members of the family, but we’re doing ok.\nKroyd\nOctober 28, 2011 at 7:46 pm\nLog in to Reply\nIf you are going to eat pocky, then try to find a bottle or two of ramune, which is a type of japanese soda.\nMany different flavors, and there is a marble-type ball inside the bottle to add to the experience.\nMy son is addicted (I think he is a changeling, japanese style).\nLeave a Reply Cancel reply\nYou must be logged in to post a comment.\nMeta\nRegister Log in\nEntries RSS\nComments RSS\nWordPress.org\nDave's Whizmatronic Widgulating Calibrational Scribometer\nnext foreigner book\nWriting: part of count includes outline, which will be erased as I go.\n96,467 of 120,000 words\n(80%) complete\nPollsPolls ArchiveTagsart\nblog\ncats\ncherryh\nclosed circle\nClosed Circle Bazaar\ncomputer\ndrm-free\ne-book\ne-book formats\ne-books\nePub\nfancher\nfigure skating\nfilk\ngardening\ngenealogy\nJane Fancher\nkoi\nlynn abbey\nmember favorite books\nmobi\nmusic\npond\nrecipes\nreef tank\nscience\nscience fiction\nSpokane\nsword & sorcery\nthe business\nthe daily grind\ntwitter\nwriting\nREGISTER! to comment Use the button up in the META section above. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0503wb-21-23741", "text": "MTU-VP - Cerro Negro GVN\nSmithsonian Institution\nBulletin of the Global Volcanism Network, v. 20, no. 11/12, November-December 1995\nCerro Negro (Nicaragua)\nVigorous eruption produces a new cone,\ndome, lava flows, and large ash plumes\nCerro Negro\nNicaragua\n12.51 N, 86.70 W; summit elev. 675 m\nAll times are local (=3D GMT - 6 hours)\nA significant eruption in November-December followed almost six\nmonths of unrest and minor eruptive activity (Bulletin v. 20, nos.\n5 & 9). During a crater visit on 13 November no precursors were\nobserved, and on 18 November only background seismicity was\nrecorded by the CNGN station (500 m E of the crater).\nEarly phase of activity, 19-22 November. Local residents first\nnoticed explosions about the time of the onset of 30 minutes of\nmildly increasing seismicity detected by the CNGN station at 1145\non 19 November. Following a pause, seismicity continued to gain\nstrength. Increasing activity was reported that afternoon by\nresidents in Malpaisillo (~10 km N). Observations on the night of\n19-20 November indicated mild Strombolian activity, with vertically\ndirected ejecta, that was gradually increasing in strength. A\nNotice to Airmen (NOTAM) was issued the next day warning aviators\nof the volcanic activity.\nEruption tremor amplitude increased continuously and saturated the\nCNGN station (60 dB gain) at 0200 on the 21st. Tremor was detected\non short-period seismic stations within a 30 km radius (at San\nCristobal and Momotombo volcanoes, and near the city of Leon).\nEnergy release increased continuously and tremor could be felt over\n1 km away, when sitting down, as a smooth rocking motion.\nAt 2000 on 21 November incandescent bombs were being thrown up to\n300-400 m above the 1992 crater rim. Ash content was low compared\nwith the 1992 and May-August 1995 activity, and bombs were often\nvery large (meters across), which deformed and broke up in flight.\nBecause of near-vertical trajectories, few bombs fell outside the\ncrater. The new cone being built within the 1992 crater (figure 1)\nhad a steep (>45 degrees) basal scarp, 2-5 m high, followed by a\nlevel bench and then a less steep slope (25 degrees) to its crater.\nEjecta pulses maintained a frequency of 20/minute, but the size and\nduration of each pulse varied. From 0255 to 0310 on 22 November\nejecta heights were <150 m but ash content and degassing were much\nhigher, emitting dark clouds with each explosion. A thick, white\nlower plume appeared to be escaping from a new lava dome in the\n1992 crater, 50 m W of the new cone (figure 1). By 0500 the\neruption had regained previous intensity levels and exhibited\nnear-constant fire-fountain-like activity, bombs were larger, and\npulse frequency increased to 22/minute. The eruption continued at\nthis level for over 4 hours.\nThe new cone had almost reached the lip of the 1992 crater by 0700\non 22 November. At that time the lava dome emitted a small lava\nflow, 2-5 m wide and 50 m long, that followed the edge of the new\ncone towards the lowest part of the 1992 crater (figure 2). From\n0930 to 1000 a series of explosions ejected material to the lower\nslopes of the new cone. Sand to gravel size ash fell W of the cone,\nbut no large ejecta. Compared to the 1992 ejecta this material is\nhighly vesicular with millimeter-size vesicles; olivine, pyroxene,\nand plagioclase are present, and some plagioclase crystals are 1 cm\nlong. That evening the new cone overgrew the N rim of the 1992\ncrater and material began spilling towards Cerro La Mula. From 1900\nto 2300 a tongue of lava spilled over the N rim of the 1992 crater.\nThe front moved at <1 m/hour, but blocks constantly tumbled from\nthe front down to the base of the main cone.\nLava flows beyond the crater, 23 November. After 1400 on 23\nNovember dark gray pulses observed from 25 km away formed a plume\nthat rose faster and higher than on previous days, attaining\nseveral kilometers altitude. Observations were made from the\nseismic station after 1500. During about 1515-1525 the plume became\nless ash-rich, ejecta became less frequent, and strong degassing\npulses were heard. When regular pulses resumed, some bombs were\nejected laterally onto the flanks of the main cone. Periodic heavy\nfalls of 1-3 cm scoria were encountered by the scientists walking\nunder the plume 1.5 km from the cone. Red glow was visible at 1730\nover Cerro La Mula, and there was a smell of burning vegetation,\nsuggesting an active lava flow. The lava tongue was observed at\n1800 between Cerro La Mula and Cerro Negro (figure 2). Later named\nthe La Mula flow, it was ~20 m wide and 5 m thick, and advancing at\n~2 m/hour.\nAt 1830 a 20-m-wide lava stream moved down the N flank through a\nsmall breach at a rate of ~150 m/minute from the crater rim to the\nbase of the cone. A lava field spreading out from the base of the\ncone had reached ~1 km from the crater by 2000, advancing 10-30\nm/hour along two 300-m-wide fronts (figure 2). To the E of the flow\nthe volcano flank appeared to be bulging and was irregular with\nlarge blocks jutting out that occasionally fell downslope,\nrevealing incandescent lava. It appeared to the scientists that a\nslow-moving 20-m-thick blocky lava flow was moving to the crater\nrim and collapsing down the flank; however, the shape of the flank\nalso suggested outward bulging. The blocky lava extended at least\n200 m NE from the base of the cone.\nContinuous and voluminous pulses at 2000 created a fountain that\nsent bombs at least 600 m above the crater. Ash clouds accompanied\neach pulse and occasional flames of burning gas reached 100-200 m\nabove the crater. This activity had decreased by 2045, and by 2115\npulses of bombs appeared only every 30 seconds, although continual\nnoise suggested smaller pulses.\nOf the four GPS stations set up in the vicinity of the cone, by 23\nNovember one had been destroyed by lava and another was too\ndangerous to approach. Measurements at the remaining stations were\nwithin the error of the equipment (2 cm at best). However, two\nfresh fault scarps radial to the cone were observed on the W side\nwith 5 cm of displacement. Tremor energy increased continuously\nuntil 1200 on 23 November, after which it maintained a constant\nlevel.\nContinuing activity, 25-26 November. The eruption plume was again\nclearly visible on 25 November from Managua as a diffuse gray\ncolumn turning horizontal at ~2,000 m. At 0900 distinct pulses of\ndark gray ash rose from the crater and formed mushroom shapes\nbefore drifting W and being incorporated into the plume; ashfall\nwas reported in Leon and Corinto. At times only massive bombs were\nthrown out, while at others strong explosions sent up dense ash\nclouds. Ash and highly vesicular scoria <5 cm in size fell\ncontinuously on the W base of the cone. Pulses of ash and bombs had\na frequency of 20/minute, a characteristic periodicity in this\neruption. Pulses were strong enough to maintain a constant fountain\nof bombs as high as 600 m, some of which were large and visibly red\n5 km away; explosions were audible at this distance.\nAt 1100 on 25 November most bombs were still ejected vertically,\nbut a significant number were exiting at low angles and falling low\non the flanks. The new cone had grown to ~40 m across, and its top\nwas ~30-50 m below the 1992 crater summit. Bombs fell mostly on the\ncone and rolled down to the base. The small breach where the 23\nNovember lava flow exited was partly covered by a new blocky flow,\nwhich appeared to come straight N from the new cone, though no exit\nvent was visible. It may have been produced by accumulated, still\nliquid ejecta beginning to flow outwards, as seen on 22 November.\nThe flow had advanced half way down the flank, covering another\nblocky flow. The dome in the crater had grown to ~100 m wide and 40\nm high. Blocks were continually spalling off the dome, which also\nsustained a continuous rain of bombs from the new cone. Multiple\nsmall lava tongues originated from the dome. The crater dome was\nless pronounced on 26 November, and was blocky rather than spiny.\nThe new cone had grown ~10 m overnight.\nThe two flows moving N on the 23rd had reached ~1-1.5 km from the\nvolcano. The larger W lobe was ~400 m wide and 3-5 m thick at the\nfront with a small lobe extending down the gully below Cerro La\nMula, and another extending E into a depression in the old N lava\nfield. The E lobe had extended into forest at the E side of the old\nN lava field. Over a three-hour period the flows advanced ~12 m. A\nlow ash-covered area with a small old cinder cone separated the\nlobes. The sides of each flow were slowly (~1 m/hour) encroaching\non this and thickening. The thick lava lobes below the dome were\nadvancing, and many areas of the dome were glowing. The ~30-m-wide\nLa Mula lava flow had advanced W ~500 m down a small valley and was\nmoving at ~1 m/hour on 25 November; by 0600 on the 26th it had\nstopped. By 0645 the other lava fronts had advanced 20-50 m since\nthe previous evening. The main W lobe had spread E and a large\nblock in the middle of the flow had moved ~100 m.\nSeismic tremor levels remained high through 26 November. Tremor was\ncontinuous and distinctly felt up to 1.5 km from the cone.\nSatellite observations of the ash plume. Visible satellite imagery\non 25 November indicated a possible low-level ash cloud at 1245\n(figure 3). The height of the plume was estimated at 4,500 m\naltitude and was moving SW at ~30 km/hour. Another small low-level\nplume was seen on imagery at 0815 the next day at an estimated\n2,750 m altitude and moving WSW at ~35 km/hour. Explosive activity\nincreased on 1 December, when visible imagery at 1230 revealed a\nplume 18 km wide extending ~320 km W; it was estimated to be\nbetween 3,000 and 6,000 m altitude. By 0900 on 2 December, the\nplume extended at least 640 km W and was below 4,000 m.\nEnd of the eruption, early December. Explosive and effusive\nactivity ended on 6 December. However, a lava flow was still moving\nN on 8 December. Isopach maps of the ashfall through 2 December\n(figure 4) were constructed by Markus Kesseler based on 85 GPS\ncontrol points (precision +- 30 m). The 0.1 cm isopach encloses an\narea of ~200 km^2. An estimated 12,000 people were affected by this\neruption, about 6,000 of whom had been evacuated from 15 rural\ncommunities. Farmland was significantly damaged by ashfall and lava\nflows during the harvesting season; most of those affected were\nfarmers and their families.\nInformation Contacts: Wilfried Strauch, Virginia Tenorio, Rolf\nSchick, Helman Taleno, Leonel Urbina, Cristian Lugo, and Pedro\nPerez, Instituto Nicaraguense de Estudios Territorales, Managua,\nNicaragua (Email: wil@ineter.ni); Benjamin van Wyk de Vries, The\nOpen University, Milton Keynes, United Kingdom (Email\nb.van-wyk-de-vries@open.ac.uk); Markus Kesseler, Dept. of\nMineralogy, Universite de Geneve, 13 rue des Maraichers, 1211\nGeneve 4, Switzerland (Email: kesseler@sc2a.unige.ch); Michael\nConway and Brittain E. Hill, Center for Nuclear Waste Regulatory\nAnalyses, Southwest Research Institute, 6220 Culebra Rd., San Antonio, TX 78238 USA (Email: mconway@ctcvax.ccf.swri.edu;\nbhill@swri.edu); Jim Lynch, Synoptic Analysis Branch, NOAA/NESDIS,\nRoom 401, 5200 Auth Rd., Camp Springs, MD 20746 USA; Department of Humanitarian Affairs, United Nations, Palais des Nations, 1211\nGeneva 10, Switzerland.\nFigure 1. Sketch of the crater at Cerro Negro, 0700 on 22 November\n1995. Drawn from photographs taken by Pedro Perez; courtesy of\nINETER.\nFigure 2. Sketch map of Cerro Negro showing active lava flows, 2000\non 23 November 1995. Drawn by B. Van Wyk de Vries; courtesy of\nINETER.\nFigure 3. Map showing ash plumes from Cerro Negro detected on\nvisible satellite imagery on 25-26 November, and 1-2 December 1995.\nCourtesy of the Synoptic Analysis Branch, NOAA/NESDIS.\nFigure 4. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0500wb-62-19286", "text": "Tide rallies from 14 down to top Dawgs, keep NCAA Tourney hopes alive\nCrimson Confidential\nSearch\nThursday, Mar 01st\nLast update:08:29:03 PM GMT\nTool\nFont tool:\nLogin\nUsername\nPassword\nRemember Me\nForgot your password?\nForgot your username?\nCreate an account\nTwitter\nFollow uaconfidential on Twitter\nHomeForumsCommunityRecruitingFootballBasketballOther SportsBlogsHelp\n* Rammer Jammer* On the StripBear's Den (Football)Go to All Forums >>Community ProfileMessagesFriendsAppsPhotosVideosSearchArticlesFootball RecruitingPremium Football RecruitingBasketball RecruitingPremium Basketball RecruitingESPN DatabaseArticlesScheduleSEC NewsArticlesSchedule Bama BlogContactRSSAboutAdvertiseWebsite Guidelines\nYou are here:\nBasketball\nBasketball Stories\nTide rallies from 14 down to top Dawgs, keep NCAA Tourney hopes alive\nSkip to content\nTide rallies from 14 down to top Dawgs, keep NCAA Tourney hopes alive\nFriday, 11 March 2011 16:32\nErik Stinnett\nYou know early Friday afternoon, Bama fans -- or at least the majority of Bama fans -- had one question on their minds.\nHow many more days until spring football?\nBasketball?\nEnough already. Time to move on. Oh sure, Bama was playing at the time. Its\nfirst game in the SEC Tournament. A pivotal, super-important second-round matchup with\nGeorgia. In the eyes of many, this was an NCAA Tournament play-out game\nfor the loser, especially if that loser was Bama. And with seven minutes\nleft in the second half, Bama trailed by 14. As in 1-4. As in two\ntouchdowns. As in not coming back. As in this game's over. In fact, it\nlooked like the beating was going to get worse. This was Gainesville,\nPart II. This was another egg-laying performance by the Tide in another\nhigh-stakes, big stage setting.\nHmmm. AJ or Phillip. Wonder how\ngood Aaron Douglas is going to look at left tackle. Heard A-Day is going\nto be on ESPNU this spring.\nThen JaMychal Green hit a pair of free throws. Trey Thompkins hit one for Georgia. Thirteen-point lead.\nWonder why Nick Saban always wears a suit on A-Day. Wonder if he's calling a high school coach right about now regarding a recruit.\nCharvez\nDavis jumper off the glass. An inside bucket by Green. Another bucket\nby Green. Hey, it's a seven-point game now with 3:37 to play. Is it\npossible that ... I mean could Bama really ... Or is this just a big\ntease. If nothing else, at least Bama is making it respectable, right? A\nTrevor Releford free throw. A Davis layup. Are you kidding? A\nfour-point game with three minutes to play.\nIt looked like Georgia\nhad awoken just in time when Thompkins converted a three-point play\nwith 2:49 to play to push the lead back to seven, but Bama answered\nright back with a Davis trey to cut it to four again. This Tide team\nwasn't going to go away. Spring football? Uh ... maybe that talk can wait. Bama\ntrailed by two when Releford showed some late-game moxie by driving\nthrough heavy traffic in the lane and scooping a tying basket off the\nglass with a mere 4.2 seconds to play.\nIt looked for a brief\nsecond like Georgia had pulled off the great escape when Dustin Ware threw up a desperation, long-range 3-pointer with under a second to play, and it went in. But Georgia coach\nMark Fox had called timeout and was granted that timeout prior to Ware\nreleasing the shot. With .8 seconds to play, Thompkins heaved up an\nairball.\nOvertime. Bama, which had NIT written all over it just a few minutes earlier, had new life.\nIn\novertime, the Tide continued to hang close. Finally, with 2:44 left,\nChris Hines scored to give Bama a 59-58 advantage. The Tide's first lead\nsince being up 9-8 early in the game. Yeah, it had been that long. A\nWare free-throw knotted it back up at 59-59. Then, with 1:32 showing on\nthe clock, Tony Mitchell seized the moment by stepping up and knocking\ndown a huge 3-pointer.\nIt proved to be the game-winner. It also may prove to be the shot\nthat saved Bama's NCAA Tournament hopes. The Tide went on to win\nSaturday, 65-59, and talk now is that that victory -- the Tide's fifth\nthis season over a foe from the big, bad SEC Eastern Division -- just\nmay have catapulted Bama, now 21-10, into the Big Dance. ESPN's bracket\nguru Joe Lunardi is now projecting Bama as one of the last four teams in\nand Georgia, 21-11, as one of the last four teams out.\nWhatever it did as far as Bama's NCAA Tourney hopes it certainly\nmade Anthony Grant's squad look good. Two more wins and Bama won't need a\nselection committee to decide its fate. The Tide moves on now to the\nSEC Tournament semifinals -- its deepest run in the tourney since '05 --\nand will take on Kentucky at noon CT Saturday. The finals are set for noon\nSunday with the NCAA Tournament field scheduled to be announced later Sunday.\nAnd\nspeaking of fate, don't tell Grant there's no such thing. When asked\nafter the game about how the game played out in Bama's favor late in\nregulation and then in overtime, he replied, \"It's fate, I guess.\"\nBut this Tide team, characterized by its tenacity, will and fight throughout the second half of the season, did its part, too.\n\"We\nstayed the course,\" Grant said, referencing the amazing comeback. \"Our\nenergy on the defensive end the last seven minutes of the game was what\nwon the game for us.\"\nBama got in the hole -- the one it spent\nmost of the game in -- late in the first half when Georgia hit\nback-to-back-to-back 3-pointers to turn a 19-19 contest into a 28-19\nadvantage. The Bulldogs remained comfortably ahead -- never letting its\nlead dip below six points -- until that game-changing 11-1 run Green\nstarted the Tide on when he hit those two free throws at the 6:43 mark.\nGreen finished with a team-high 20 points, while Travis Leslie's 24 points paced Georgia.\nLatest Blog Entries\nCharacter? Grant proves he has plenty in mass susp...\nFebruary 12th, 2012 by ErikS\nEverybody knows Alabama has a real, bonafide head coach in football. This week i... 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-09-02087", "text": "Expires: Thu, 01 Mar 2012 17:16:52 GMT\nDate: Thu, 01 Mar 2012 17:16:52 GMT\nCache-Control: private, max-age=0\nLast-Modified: Wed, 29 Feb 2012 20:42:41 GMT\nETag: \"6d9b8b62-f528-45ef-9a65-feb04006e77f\"\nX-Content-Type-Options: nosniff\nX-XSS-Protection: 1; mode=block\nServer: GSE\nAmerican Presidents Blog: Mittie Roosevelt\nAmerican Presidents Blog\nBlog relating to the American Presidency, specific American Presidents, and First Ladies. Posts by online college instructor Jennie Weber with additional posts by site founder Dr. Michael Lorenzen and Elementaryhistoryteacher.\nThursday, May 05, 2011\nMittie Roosevelt\nWell, my game must have been easy as someone got it right away! Yesterday's picture was of Mittie Roosevelt, Theodore Roosevelt's mother.Some information on Mittie:Martha, or \"Mittie\" as she was more commonly known, was born in Hartford\nwhere her mother (also Martha) was visiting a step-son and escaping the blazing\nsummer heat of the family's early home in Savannah. Mittie was initially raised\nin Savannah, but the family moved to Roswell when she was about five.\nRoswell, Georgia, located about about 20 minutes north of Atlanta, was and\nis the site of Bulloch Hall, the Bulloch Family estate. Mittie's southern roots,\nher two brothers fought for the Confederacy during the Civil War, brought an\nadded dimension to the Roosevelt household. TR's father did not fight actively\nin the War, although he supported the Union war effort in many other ways,\nlargely, it is believed out of sensitivity to his wife's relatives. Mittie,\nsurreptitiously sent \"care packages\" of medicine and supplies to the southern\neffort. TR's mother, Mittie, and his first wife, Alice Lee died in the\nsame home, on the same day, a few hours apart. Mittie died of typhoid. This\ndouble tragedy, 2 days after the birth of his first child, also named Alice,\naffected TR greatly. At the time, TR was an Assemblyman in the State Legislature\nof New York State. He returned there for a few months and then made a temporary\ncareer and life change. Leaving his infant daughter in the capable hands of his\nolder sister Bamie, he headed west to Medora North Dakota and for a few years\nlived his life as a rancher.\nBoth the impact of TR's southern roots and his experiences after the\ntragedy of his mother's death, contributed to his understanding of the dynamics\nof Americans\n", "entities": [{"start": 318, "end": 326, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 364, "end": 383, "label": ["24113"]}, {"start": 394, "end": 402, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 419, "end": 431, "label": ["23916569"]}, {"start": 701, "end": 717, "label": ["3170957"]}, {"start": 719, "end": 737, "label": ["50532358"]}, {"start": 786, "end": 792, "label": ["3170957"]}, {"start": 838, "end": 846, "label": ["53678"]}, {"start": 969, "end": 977, "label": ["84493"]}, {"start": 979, "end": 985, "label": ["3170957"]}, {"start": 1010, "end": 1018, "label": ["84493"]}, {"start": 1044, "end": 1051, "label": ["110111"]}, {"start": 1077, "end": 1084, "label": ["110111"]}, {"start": 1086, "end": 1093, "label": ["48830"]}, {"start": 1135, "end": 1142, "label": ["3138"]}, {"start": 1167, "end": 1179, "label": ["3927857"]}, {"start": 1208, "end": 1214, "label": ["3170957"]}, {"start": 1265, "end": 1276, "label": ["7023"]}, {"start": 1288, "end": 1297, "label": ["863"]}, {"start": 1333, "end": 1342, "label": ["3170957"]}, {"start": 1354, "end": 1356, "label": ["30535"]}, {"start": 1396, "end": 1399, "label": ["863"]}, {"start": 1427, "end": 1432, "label": ["17626"]}, {"start": 1532, "end": 1538, "label": ["3170957"]}, {"start": 1626, "end": 1628, "label": ["30535"]}, {"start": 1639, "end": 1645, "label": ["3170957"]}, {"start": 1736, "end": 1742, "label": ["3170957"]}, {"start": 1851, "end": 1853, "label": ["30535"]}, {"start": 1876, "end": 1878, "label": ["30535"]}, {"start": 1905, "end": 1922, "label": ["425922"]}, {"start": 1926, "end": 1940, "label": ["673381"]}, {"start": 2209, "end": 2211, "label": ["30535"]}, {"start": 2342, "end": 2351, "label": ["3434750"]}]}
{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-23-07710", "text": "SPRING GAME: 5 Things to Watch | Husker Locker\nlogin /\nsign up /\ncontent filter is: on\nHusker Locker\nLogin\nor\nJoin now, it’s FREE!\nHome\nMy Locker\nForums\nBlogs\nFans\nPhotos\nVideos\nGroups\nInvite\nRecruits\nSearch Site:\nEverything\nFans\nBlogs\nAlbums\nPhotos\nVideos\nGroups\nHome > Blogs > Official Husker Locker Blog > SPRING GAME: 5 Things to Watch\nOfficial Husker Locker Blog\nOfficial Blog Options\nBrowse Official blogPosts with most commentsMost viewed posts\nBlog Post Options\nView full blogSend private message Forward to a friend\n2011\nApr\n14\nSPRING GAME: 5 Things to Watch\n985 views\nBy HuskerLocker\nShare this story\ncommentForward to friendsFacebookTwitterDiggRedditDel.icio.usStumble Upon\nGlorified scrimmage? You bet. An opportunity for little-used walk-ons to get their 15 seconds of of fame in a relatively-full Memorial Stadium? That, too.\nIt won't be flashy. It won't be revealing schematically. But that doesn't mean Nebraska's Red/White Spring Game is bereft of stories. Coaches absolutely want to accomplish something in the three hours they're prowling around Tom Osborne Field looking for players to praise and critique.\nFive things to watch for as Huskers put on their spring show and prepare for their inaugural Big Ten season:\nTrench skirmishes: Defensive coordinator Carl Pelini and defensive line coach John Papuchis haven't sweated too much the absence of end Cameron Meredith and tackle Jared Crick for spring camp. Why? They like the talent and depth behind those two. Along with returning starter Baker Steinkuhler, Thad Randle's made a move to the No. 1s this spring. Eric Martin, by all reports, is wreaking havoc as an undersized defensive end. Chase Rome and Jay Guy have flashed some potential to play next year at tackle. Terrence Moore is working his way back into shape after he suffered an injury in the Holiday Bowl, but he'd start at many Big Ten programs. True freshman Kevin Williams missed a week of spring camp with a foot injury, but he returned Wednesday. Could he get a play or two Saturday?\nThe offensive line, meanwhile, is in transition. Position coaches Barney Cotton and John Garrison emphasized physicality and effort with a young, unproven bunch whose forebearers were manhandled at the end of 2010. Starting tackle Jeremiah Sirles missed spring, too – but his loss is felt more acutely than Meredith and Crick's absence. Young pups\nTyler Moore (a true freshman) and Jake Cotton (redshirt freshman) made strong moves this spring up the depth chart.\nSo what happens when factions of these units match up against each other? The defensive line should have the edge. But watch guards Andrew Rodriguez and Brent Qvale closely. They're supposed to be the starters next year. Can they hold their own against guys like Randle, Moore and Steinkuhler? Also: Can the young pups – or Marcel Jones and Yoshi Hardrick – block Martin?\nTempo: Nebraska won't reveal many of its offensive wrinkles – or, as wide receiver Brandon Kinnie called it, “hoo ha” -\nthat it installed over the last week. No stunner. But there's a good chance you'll see the Huskers' new no-huddle tempo. It's been around long enough in college football not to be considered secret or revolutionary. NU wouldn't want to waste the opportunity, either, to see how its quarterbacks handle play calls and game management in front of a large crowd.\nSo what to watch? First, see how the offensive line is handling the speed of the game. They have to be in terrific shape for a no-huddle to be truly effective. Second, watch for which quarterback best embodies the “quick, but not in a hurry” manner that you need to run the no-huddle effectively. The worst thing a quarterback can do is waste a down because he rushed his pre-snap setup and reads. Third, look at the passes thrown out of this tempo. While they'll be vanilla in design, fans should still get a decent flavor for how a rhythm-based passing game relies on timing and placement of throws.\nPlaymakers: Reporters and fans have heard nothing but praise for receivers Jamal Turner, Kenny Bell and Stanley Jean-Baptiste and their playmaking skills. Last year, NU lacked a “something out of nothing” threat at wide receiver, a guy who could turn a two-yard swing pass into a 25-yard gain. Outside of a few big plays to tight end Kyler Reed, Nebraska also lacked a consistent deep threat.\nSenior Brandon Kinnie is a solid anchor on the field side, a tough-minded, possession receiver who should be the go-to guy near the goal line. But when defenses roll a two-man “bracket” coverage his way, or force his routes back toward traffic – as Oklahoma did in the Big 12 Championship – somebody on the other side has to make the defense pay. And Niles Paul isn't over there anymore. A big play or two out of the above trio would be a confidence boost heading into the summer.\nCarnes vs. Green: With quarterback Taylor Martinez getting limited action in the Spring Game because of lingering ankle and toe injuries – those need to heal up over the summer, as reports out of practice suggested Martinez still wasn't quite “right” - and Kody Spano out too, Saturday boils down to an intriguing battle between junior Cody Green and redshirt freshman Brion Carnes. Last Saturday, Carnes had his best scrimmage yet, while Green has turned some heads in camp with improved passing mechanics. How do they perform with a crowd watching?\nGreen had a perfunctory-at-best Spring Game last year, as his attempt to snatch the job from Zac Lee passed by the boards. What about this year? As much as coaches want to play down the Spring Game, Green can make a statement with a strong performance.\nCarnes has the tools – he just needs the polish. Watch his passing motion for efficiency and enjoy his playmaking abilities outside of the pocket. Odds are he does one thing Saturday that neither Green or Martinez don't do well: Throw on the run.\nHustle and Flow: More than ever in the Bo Pelini era, Nebraska's defense will need its linebackers to do many of things linebackers traditionally do. Fit the interior the run. Man up against a lead blocker or a pulling guard. Take a smart drop on a tight end bolting up the seam and make a play downfield.\nAlthough the Huskers have generally hung their hat on an elite front four and even more dominant secondary, Bo and Carl's defense is actually designed to free up the linebackers – that is, LaVonte David, Sean Fisher and Will Compton – to make most of the plays.\nWhile all three probably won't play together Saturday, watch for their chemistry when two of them are out there. How do they communicate? How do they flow to the ball on running plays? Big Ten teams like Wisconsin, Iowa and Ohio State force defenses to stay really sound in how they fill gaps and cover all bases. When there's a “break” in the fit, power running teams have a field day on it.\nNebraska's defense is considerably ahead of the offense. In playmakers. In grasp of scheme. Probably in confidence, too. But watch for those little things anyway. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0502wb-72-29686", "text": "John Entwistle - So Who's the Bass Player; The Ox Anthology CD review\nEntwistle anthology misses the point\nJohn Entwistle - So Who's the Bass Player; The Ox Anthology\n(Sanctuary Records)\n2 1/2 stars (out of 5 stars)\nReviewed: May 6, 2005\nReview by Paul Provenzano\nWebster defines an anthology as \"any collection of selected works.\" For John Entwistle's So Who's the Bass Player; The Ox Anthology,\nI guess my problem is with who's doing the selecting.\nThis two-disc compilation of the late Who bass player Entwistle's solo career is chronologically arranged, starting with the heavy first album, Smash Your Head Against the Wall. It finishes with some live performances and, of all things, music from a failed cartoon series \"Van-pires.\" While many of the studio songs from the first three or four albums are what Entwistle was all about, many of the later offerings are the bass player's best Who songs, but unfortunately not with The Who performing them.\nEntwistle often complained in the '70s that The Who weren't rocking hard enough in their studio work. Ironically except for a couple of songs on Smash You Head ..., and his second album Whistle Rymes, most of his solo work was much tamer musically than Pete Townshend was delivering. Compare \"Heaven and Hell\" from the anthology to The Who's version on the B-side of the \"Summertime Blues' single. Puzzling was also the absence of memorable bass lines in any studio work. You have to go to the live versions on Who songs in the anthology to find any examples of Entwistle's virtuosity as a bass player. In my opinion, he is one of the finest four-string (OK fans, also eight-string) thumpers ever to strap on a Thunderbird. Yet his solo work is dominated primarily by keyboards. Being an accomplished French Horn player, though, did promote the use of brass throughout the early albums. A great example is \"I Wonder,\" with Entwistle (and his carpenter on trombone!) blasting through kicking horn lines.\nThe anthology's first CD takes us through the four initial albums, with a couple live tracks from 1975. This where you can hear the dark humor that was Entwistle's song writing niche. His black humor comes through on songs like \"Made in Japan,\" with lines such as, \" I didn't buy the car so I decided to get married instead.\"\nThe great \" I Wonder,\" pondering childlike with \"I wonder what would happen if my fish could fly, would he leap from the tank and hit the cat in the eye?\" but finishing Entwistle style, \"Out through the window into the sky, I'm so glad sharks can't fly.\"\nEntwistle's dark wit can be found in most of his early solo works, e.g. \"Pick Me Up (Big Chicken)\" a song about being barely conscious drunk, \"Who Cares\" extolling the virtues of being a slacker, or \"Thinking It Over\" about a suicidal husband deciding if unfaithfulness is worth killing oneself over, while worrying about wasting the police's time. You need to listen closely to Entwistle's songs. And then we have \"Peg Leg Peggy,\" an appendage challenged girlfriend described \"when it comes to dancing she's the queen, she sounds just like a sewing machine.\" The Ox was never politically correct, unless there was a funny song in being so.\nThe second disc is where I have the most problems with the anthology. While I may have chosen a couple different songs from the first four albums (big error leaving \"Big Black Cadillac\" out), the bulk of the second CD are either live performances or obscure material. What was the reasoning behind including four songs from a 1975 sci-fi album called Flash Fearless Vs. the Zorg Women Parts 5 & 6? Three of the songs only contain Entwistle on bass, and the other \"To the Chop\" on which he does sing. Entwistle did not write any of that material. I would have preferred his \"Gimme That Rock 'n' Roll\" from Rigor Mortis\ninstead. The three best songs from his last real studio solo release Too Late the Hero are represented, the best being \"Talk Dirty To Me\". Following that are a couple songs from an attempted project called The Rock. This is around the time Entwistle stopped singing his songs. It became very noticeable in the eighties his distinctive nasal tone was failing him. While \"Love Doesn't Last\" isn't a bad song, it would have been much better with John performing the vocals. Henry Small, who does sing the two songs from The Rock, is a bit too much over the top for my tastes. After The Rock\nsongs, we get four live Who songs performed in 1988 by The John Entwistle Band. Here is where you get to hear some of the Ox's best bass fingering.\n\"Thunderfingers\" as some called him, shines on Townshend's \"The Real Me\". Concluding the anthology is set of songs recorded at various times over an almost twenty year period starting in 1978. They were released for an American TV cartoon series called Van-pires. While the songs are OK, they are really nothing more than a curiosity.\nThis brings us to the question, to what purpose does this anthology serve? If you want a best of, this isn't it. A good portion of these songs are just here to represent certain times in the timeline. Is it a sampler? The best songs are off of the first three albums, of which 52% of those albums are represented. You would be better off just buying those three. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0503wb-69-12537", "text": "Dare to Gamble: Boxing Results - Juan Diaz, Felix Sturm and More!\nDare to Gamble\nGambling news with a fresh perspective. Doesn't matter whether you like sports betting, casinos, poker, or wagering on weird stuff, we'll have something for you to read here.\nSunday, April 29, 2007\nBoxing Results - Juan Diaz, Felix Sturm and More!\nThis weekend saw a lot of important, action-packed boxing matches. Here are the results, along with the odds that were posted by Bodog. Hope you were a big winner on one or more of these.(NOTE: Winners are in bold.)April 27th FightsWBU LIGHT MIDDLEWEIGHT TITLE ELIMINATORSergio Gabriel Martinez (-300) vs. Saul Roman (+240) - Martinez won after knocking out Roman in the 4th round.How many rounds will the Martinez/Roman fight last?Over 9 1⁄2 rounds -120Under 9 1⁄2 rounds -120LIGHTWEIGHT FIGHTMike Anchondo (-450) vs. Darling Jimenez (+300) - Jimenez scored the upset after knocking out Anchondo in the 3rd round.How many rounds will the Anchondo/Jimenez last?Over 9 1⁄2 rounds -185Under 9 1⁄2 rounds +145April 28th FightsWBA LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT TITLEStipe Drews (-325) vs. Silvio Branco (+250) - On the undercard of the Sturm/Castillejo fight, Drews captured the WBA Light Heavyweight title by a unanimous decision over Silvio Branco. Drews became the first world champion from Croatia since it became an independent republic. The scorecards were 116-113, 116-112 and 115-113. Drews also defeated Branco for the European title three years prior to this fight.How many rounds will the Drews/Branco fight last?Over 11 1⁄2 rounds -350Under 11 1⁄2 rounds +275WBO LIGHT WELTERWEIGHT TITLERicardo Torres (-600) vs. Arturo Morua (+400) - Torres won a 12 round decision over Morua.How many rounds will the Torres/Morua fight last?Over 7 1⁄2 rounds -120Under 7 1⁄2 rounds -120WBA MIDDLEWEIGHT TITLEFelix Sturm (-280) vs. Javier Castillejo (+220) - Sturm regained his WBA Middleweight Title from Castillejo by a unanimous decision. Castillejo had defeated him nine months earlier, but Sturm proved too fast for the Spaniard last night. The fight was scored 116-112, 115-114 and 116-112. This is Sturm’s third title.How many rounds will the Sturm/Castillejo fight last?Over 11 1⁄2 rounds -265Under 11 1⁄2 rounds +205WBO MINIMUMWEIGHT TITLEIvan Calderon (-500) vs. Ronald Barrera (+350) - Calderon picked up the decision and the WBO belt after 12 tough rounds of boxing.How many rounds will the Calderon/Barrera fight last?Over 11 1⁄2 rounds -450Under 11 1⁄2 rounds +300WBO/WBA LIGHTWEIGHT TITLEJuan Diaz (-260) vs. Acelino Freitas (+200) - This was an exciting fight, and the action was very competitive until the 8th round. At that point, a tiring Freitas began to take loads of punishment and quit the fight after the round. This was very similar to his surrender in the Diego Corrales match, although he did meet the canvas three times in that bout.How many rounds will the Diaz/Freitas fight last?Over 10 1⁄2 rounds -185Under 10 1⁄2 rounds +145If you’d like to read more from the exciting world of boxing, click on either of the links below:Boxing Odds from BodogMayweather vs. De La Hoya\nBoxing Results - Juan Diaz, Felix Sturm\n", "entities": [{"start": 307, "end": 318, "label": ["4771755"]}, {"start": 458, "end": 463, "label": ["56318095"]}, {"start": 687, "end": 692, "label": ["521555"]}, {"start": 744, "end": 749, "label": ["521555"]}, {"start": 823, "end": 836, "label": ["15187933"]}, {"start": 848, "end": 863, "label": ["20688811"]}, {"start": 873, "end": 880, "label": ["20688811"]}, {"start": 977, "end": 984, "label": ["20688811"]}, {"start": 1079, "end": 1090, "label": ["10955042"]}, {"start": 1102, "end": 1115, "label": ["6161447"]}, {"start": 1149, "end": 1154, "label": ["1784541"]}, {"start": 1155, "end": 1165, "label": ["1784541"]}, {"start": 1173, "end": 1178, "label": ["10955042"]}, {"start": 1192, "end": 1195, "label": ["93469"]}, {"start": 1196, "end": 1213, "label": ["1342933"]}, {"start": 1249, "end": 1262, "label": ["6161447"]}, {"start": 1264, "end": 1269, "label": ["10955042"]}, {"start": 1307, "end": 1314, "label": ["5573"]}, {"start": 1406, "end": 1411, "label": ["10955042"]}, {"start": 1426, "end": 1432, "label": ["6161447"]}, {"start": 1441, "end": 1449, "label": ["9239"]}, {"start": 1513, "end": 1518, "label": ["6161447"]}, {"start": 1519, "end": 1525, "label": ["6161447"]}, {"start": 1612, "end": 1626, "label": ["8054678"]}, {"start": 1638, "end": 1650, "label": ["8763076"]}, {"start": 1660, "end": 1666, "label": ["8054678"]}, {"start": 1696, "end": 1701, "label": ["8763076"]}, {"start": 1727, "end": 1733, "label": ["8763076"]}, {"start": 1734, "end": 1739, "label": ["8763076"]}, {"start": 1818, "end": 1829, "label": ["4771755"]}, {"start": 1841, "end": 1858, "label": ["1784541"]}, {"start": 1868, "end": 1873, "label": ["4771755"]}, {"start": 1915, "end": 1925, "label": ["1784541"]}, {"start": 1951, "end": 1961, "label": ["1784541"]}, {"start": 2004, "end": 2009, "label": ["4771755"]}, {"start": 2034, "end": 2042, "label": ["47044613"]}, {"start": 2114, "end": 2119, "label": ["4771755"]}, {"start": 2159, "end": 2164, "label": ["1784541"]}, {"start": 2165, "end": 2175, "label": ["1784541"]}, {"start": 2346, "end": 2349, "label": ["93729"]}, {"start": 2791, "end": 2805, "label": ["2269411"]}, {"start": 3139, "end": 3150, "label": ["4771755"]}]}
{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-68-12348", "text": "Cache-Control: max-age=0\nDate: Thu, 01 Mar 2012 19:15:45 GMT\nConnection: close\nTaggart confident he can turn around Western Kentucky | Manatee | Bradenton Herald Today\nClassifieds\nJobs\nCars\nHomes\nApartments\nPlace an ad\nAlert!\nForecast\nBradenton Herald Today\nLog In or Join\nReport News\nCustomer Service\nMember Center\nSign out\nReport News\nCustomer Service\nSearch\nSearch stories on this site\nWeb Search\nSearch print archives\nWeb Search powered by YAHOO! SEARCH\nHome News\nLocal News Nation & World State News Blogs Columnists Crime Education Religion Health Lakewood Ranch Herald Florida Legislature Opinion Politics Special Reports Traffic\nBusiness\nAgriculture Banking Columnists Downtown Business Names & Faces People's Choice Port Manatee Real Estate Small Business Technology Tourism\nSports\nBasketball College Fishing & Boating Golf High Schools MLB/Rays Auto Racing NFL/Bucs NHL/Lightning Marauders Sports Columnists Spring Training Tennis\nPhotos\nStaff Photos Our Parks Our Beaches Video\nEntertainment\nArts Calendar Living Food & Wine Horoscopes Movies Music Restaurants Society Television\nObituaries\nLocal Deals\nToday's Hot Deal Local Coupons Grocery Coupons Store Circulars Local Ads\nSportsHigh School SportsManatee\n0 Comments\nTaggart confident he can turn around Western Kentucky\nBy ALAN DELL — adell@bradenton.com Posted: 12:00am on Jul 16, 2010\n2010-07-16T03:37:44Z\nBy ALAN DELL\nThe one thing Willie Taggart has learned since becoming a head football coach is that there is no down time.Since he took over at Western Kentucky, Taggart has been busier than a politician just before election day. He is one of the most sought after speakers in a state that already has Rick Pinto and John Calipari and next month he has a dinner engagement with the governor.That’s a big step up for an 8-year-old kid who spent a good part of his youth working in the Palmetto orange groves. “Picking oranges taught me what I didn’t want to do and that football was my way out. I had to be the best player and to do that I had to out-work everyone,” he says. Taggart has yet to coach a game since he was hired last November to turn around a Western Kentucky football program that has lost 20 straight games.But that doesn’t mean the former Manatee High quarterback hasn’t been competing and testing himself.“I’ve done more speaking engagements since I’ve been here than I did in my entire life,” Taggart says. “At first it was hard, and I had to work on it. I am a lot better at it now and a lot more comfortable. I learned how to present myself in the best way and realized I don’t have to speak so fast or be afraid.”History is also not lost on Taggart, who appears on the verge of becoming a rising star in the college football coaching ranks.This fall Kentucky will become the first and only state in the country to have three black head football coaches at its three major (FBS) colleges with Taggart, Charlie Strong at Louisville and Joker Phillips at Kentucky. It is the first head coaching job for all three, but at 34, Taggart made it up the ladder a lot quicker than the 47-year-old Phillips and Strong (49). “We talk. A lot of it is about where we are in our programs and life in general and not that much football. Right now Joker is not going to say a lot because we play each other,” he says. It has helped that Taggart was a star quarterback for the Hilltoppers from 1995-98 and is considered the best football player WKU has ever produced.The difference is that the WKU of today is headed into its third year as a Division IA program and hasn’t had any success since moving up. It doesn’t bother Taggart. When he sees insurmountable odds, he remembers his days of picking oranges with his four siblings, mom and dad. They all had to chip in to pay the rent and put food on the table.“I have been working hard all my life, and it has gotten me here. But we want to go further,” Taggart says. “The enthusiasm and excitement I have received around the state has surprised me. I’ve always wanted to be the best and tell our football team we are going to chase greatness.”Taggart caught it as a player guiding Manatee to a state championship and becoming one of only four players to have his number retired at WKU after a record setting career. He spent the past three seasons at Stanford helping Jim Harbaugh turn that program around.The WKU football program couldn’t be any lower, which is one reason many considered Taggart the best person for the job. Until his junior year at Manatee High, he and his parents and four other siblings lived in a three room apartment, an environment he feels prepared him to succeed.“That is where it all started for me, and every time I come to Manatee County to recruit I go back there,” he says. “It motivates me and reminds me that I have not changed who I am because I am a head football coach at a university. I don’t want to try and be anybody else because then I will not succeed.”With no head coaching experience, some have questioned Taggart about how he is going to turn around a program that is a doormat. Those questions do not frighten him, and this year he had the No. 1 rated recruiting class in the Sun Belt Conference.“I tell them I have no evidence that I can win, but have faith in me,” Taggart says. “Everywhere I have been as an assistant coach and a player I have won. I tell them they have a chance to be part of something special and that I am recruiting you to come in and take somebody’s job. That is the environment we are going to have around here.”Taggart has recruited heavily in Manatee County, leaving the belief that he is trying to help those who grew up in an environment similar to him. He says nothing could be further from the truth.“We are not offering them scholarships to show love. We are offering guys to come here and win football games. I know there are really good football players there,” Taggart says.\nCopyright 2012 . All rights reserved. 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Group, NBX Bikes and The NBX/Narragansett Beer Cycling Team\nWarwick, RI\nSunday, December 09, 2007\nSeries Finale:\nNBX Grand Prix, Warwick, RI\nVERGE New England Championship Cyclo-Cross Series\nPowers Pips Wells, Bessette Returns to Power\nWarwick, Rhode Island (December 9, 2007) The final event of the 2007 Verge New England Championship Cyclo-cross Series featured another nail-biter finish in the men's elite race and the return to form of 'cross legend Lyne Bessette.\nThe final race also crowned series winners in nine categories, including dominant -- and promising -- performances in the Under-19 juniors and Under-23 seniors.\nIn the Mens Elite, Jeremy Powers (Cyclocrossworld.com) got the holeshot and quickly opened a 12-second lead on Todd Wells (GT), who pleased the crowd by hopping the barriers near the course's central carousel building. Series leader Jesse Anthony (Jamis) and Tim Johnson\n(Cannondale-Leer-Cyclocrossworld.com) were close behind.\nAfter two laps, Wells bridged to Powers and the two traded attacks until Wells crashed and bent his derailleur on the last lap. Powers decided not to attack Wells until he went into the pit to take another bike, then he punched it to take about a five-second gap that Wells quickly closed.\nFrom there, it looked to be a repeat of Saturday's race, when Wells came around Anthony to nip him at the line. But this time, Wells attacked Powers about a kilometer from the finish and Powers had to close a small gap on the final straight to win by a hand's width.\n\"He got a little gap, maybe two bike lengths, coming into the last straight,\" Powers said. \"Maybe it was a little too much, but Todd hit a root kind of cock-eyed and then he went wide so I was able to close maybe one bike length and then I was just able to catch him at the end.\"\nIn the Womens Elite races, Bessette (Cyclocrossworld.com) returned to the series after missing the last two events due to illness and travel. She wasted no time producing the kind of performance that has helped her win the four previous series events she started.\n\"I had a good start, I felt snappy on the start,\" Bessette said at the finish. \"I went through the course gradually and after\nthe middle I opened more gas and I felt good; I tried to really push the speed in the corners.\"\nBehind her, in a breakthrough performance, Amy Wallace (Richard Sachs-RGM Watches) also got a snappy start and separated herself from the chasers. Wallace kept within 15 seconds of Bessette for about two laps, and held a steady pace to the end to turn in her best series finish to date.\n\"Today I was feeling good when I got up. I told my teammates, 'I can win today.' Then I saw Lyne was here and I said, \" ' I can definitely get second,'\" she said with a smile. \"The mental attitude helps so much.\"\nRebecca Wellons (Ridley), who came into Sunday's race in the series lead, and had to finish no worse than second behind Bessette to hold the lead. Unfortunately for Wellons, she got a poor start and finished sixth.\n\"I gave it everything my body had,\" said Wellons.\nVerge NECCS Series Results:\nElite Men: Wins at the Gloucester and Northampton races highlighted Anthony's series victory in his first year as an Elite. For Chris Jones (NERAC), the series was an accelerated class in cyclocross. In his first full season as a crosser, Jones won at Farmington, Conn., and finished the series in second. Cross legend Mark McCormack, who has won the series seven times, was on the podium again in his first season as a part-time racer.\nElite Women: Bessette dominated the series even while skipping two events. However, the story of the series was often the race for second. Wellons, Milkowski and Wallace all climbed onto the second spot on the podium this year, and all three are optimistic about taking the next step up in years to come. In the end Wellons'\nconsistency - she was second five times - overcame Milkowski's two victories to fill out the series podium.\nU23:\nJamey Driscoll (Fiordi-Frutta) was unbeaten in the U23\ncategory, but impressed more observers with his performance relative to the elite men. He finished seventh in the elite series and was fifth in the final event. Behind him, the race for second came down to the wire, with Jerome Townsend (Ridley) holding off a surging Nicholas Keough (Jittery Joes-Sonic)\nJunior U19/U15: Luke Keough (C.L.Noonan-Coast to Coast) - the reigning cyclocross national champion -\nand Gavin Mannion (Hot Tubes) - the reigning criterium national champion - battled all season in the U19 Junior category. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-79-00401", "text": "Gangsta Rap, Don Imus, Iraq and Virginia Tech/Junious Ricardo Stanton - Assata Shakur Speaks - Hands Off Assata - Let's Get Free - Revolutionary - Pan-Africanism - Black On Purpose - Liberation - Forum\nBlogs\nRecent Entries\nBest Entries\nBest Blogs\nBlog List\nSearch Blogs\nAssata Shakur Main Forum Portal Arcade\nLinks/Downloads\nTTDC Search RBG Tube Warrior Chat The RBG Store TTDC Email Donate News\nAssata Shakur Speaks - Hands Off Assata - Let's Get Free - Revolutionary - Pan-Africanism - Black On Purpose - Liberation - Forum > Word Griots / Columnists > Junious Ricardo Stanton\nGangsta Rap, Don Imus, Iraq and Virginia Tech/Junious Ricardo Stanton\nUser Name\nRemember Me?\nPassword\nForgot Password? Register\nPrivate Messages\nInbox\nSent Items\nSend New Message\nTrack Messages\nEdit Folders\nRegister Assata's NetworkAll ImagesBlogs FAQDonate Social Groups Calendar Mark Forums Read\nJunious Ricardo Stanton Positively Black, Producer and host of \"The Digital Underground\" a live internet program aired Sundays from 12-2 PM Eastern time on\nThe Digital Underground\nShare\nLinkBack\nThread Tools\nDisplay Modes\n#1 (permalink)\n04-17-2007\nRBG Street Scholar\nGoogle rbgstreetscholar\nJoin Date: Dec 2004 Location: Atlanta/Lithonia Ga\nPosts: 1,462\nBlog Entries: 1 Thanks: 8\nThanked 193 Times in 133 Posts\nGender: Brother\nRep Power: 168\nMember's Picture Albums\nGangsta Rap, Don Imus, Iraq and Virginia Tech/Junious Ricardo Stanton\nGangsta Rap, Don Imus, Iraq and Virginia Tech/Junious Ricardo Stanton\nby Junious Ricardo Stanton\n“Issues of moral integrity and traditional conceptions of order have been nuetralized by slick marketing campaigns and a Western derived social propaganda of moral, political and economic liberalism. The vaunted American century is the capstone of the white/Western world’s five century expansion which has been driven by a monstrous and insatiable appetite for carnage and destruction, as it progressed toward world domination and ‘supremacy’. The genocidal campaigns and colonial settlement of the Americas and Australia and the libidinous genetic infusion into the gene pools of every racial type that succumbed to its campaigns of terror and destruction evidence the insane barbarism of the “Western man” and his ‘civilization”. These historic conditions partially frame the condition of the Afrikan world at the close of the 20th century.” The Sankofa Movement ReAfrikanization and the Reality o War by Kwame Agyei & Akua Nson Akoto Page 11\nThe Don Imus issue is gradually making its way to the back burner of media exposure and thus our consciousness, the ruling elites having decided that’s enough of that. Now we are being bombarded by the media giving us minute by minuet coverage of the carnage and slaying on the campus of Virginia Tech. In the backdrop the ongoing war and occupation of Iraq and the incessant Sabre rattling directed at Iran is just enough to keep us on edge as the beat goes on. Meanwhile, black folks continue to degrade, debase and kill each other at an ever increasingly alarming rate.\nI was watching the Oprah Winfrey television show yesterday, her “Town Meeting” focusing on the Don Imus brouhaha when the local ABC affiliate interrupted her program to provide more information on the situation at Virginia Tech. Prior to the interruption psychologist Dr. Robin Smith was explaining to Oprah and her audience the Don Imus incident was not\nreally about Don Imus, it was actually deeply indicative of the spiritual void at the core of AmeriKKKa. She explained it was not just the Rutgers student athletes who were being demeaned, it was all of AmeriKKKa. She said succinctly that anytime a person denigrates another they also tear themselves. Dr. Smith is on the case on this one. When we look at AmeriKKKa we see a nation with a long and continuous history of wanton violence, bloodletting, genocide and rapine.\nThe Europeans who invaded and settled this hemisphere brought their culture of war, pillage, plunder social and ecological disruption with them. In fact they have carried that tradition everywhere they have set foot on planet earth! Given this is their historical legacy, why are we shocked at a Don Imus who spews insults and epithets at black people in an effort to “entertain” his mostly white male listeners. Words are an outgrowth of thoughts as are actions. Take a look around and ask yourself what are the real values AmeriKKKa disseminates to the world?\nNow white pretend to be shocked at what happened at Virginia Tech just like they did at Columbine High School years ago. Nonsense! These are the real notions white AmeriKKKa holds dear. The killers are merely expressing the real motives, values and psychology of AmeriKKKa.\nDr. Amos Wilson once noted white people’s true psychology and values aren’t found in their psychology books or their religious dogma, their real values are found in their history. As tragic as the murders were at Virginia Tech a brother reminded us via E-mail that the biggest murder spree in AmeriKKKa took place in Tulsa Oklahoma in 1921 when rampaging whites went berserk and burned thirty-five blocks in the black neighborhood of Greenwood in North Tulsa. Even the National Guard who were called in to restore order turned on the blacks who had armed to defended themselves against the marauding mob, opening fire on the blacks who were huddled together to defend themselves against vicious attack.\nWhat do you expect in the most violent country on the face of the earth? This is just one example of the state using its considerable powers to turn on the indigenous inhabitants of this land as well as the Africans they imported here! What the National Guard no longer does to black folks in AmeriKKKa it now does to Iraqis in Iraq under the guise of a bogus War on Terrorism. The hatred white folks used to spew on blacks in 1921 with impunity Don Imus now does on the radio in 2007. Only this time his corporate master’s kicked him off the train to save their hides when the pressure got a little to high for them. It is business as usual for the barbarians. The most tragic aspect of all this is we have internalized the barbarians’ fear and loathing of Africans. Our children now degrade and act out every vile and negative stereotype created in the demented psyches of European males. This is not by accident. The Europeans discovered long ago the best way to dummy us down, stupify and neutralize us was to use our own music as a weapon on us! Just when our young people were using the new genre of Hip-Hop to carry on the liberation struggle, the white corporate oligarchy altered the music scene and provided a counter to conscious rappers like Public Enemy and KRS-One. They began to promote degenerates like 2 Live Crew and NWA. Before long a new substrata of Hip-Hop a rough, gritty and sociopathic style called Gangsta Rap took root in the hood, it was aggressively promoted on the white owned cable, FM stations and later in films and videos.\nWhen wise elders like C. Delores Tucker and Rev. Calvin Butts stepped up to warn us about the potentially negative and damaging impact of Gangsta Rap in the ‘90's they were viciously attacked mocked and derided by apolitical retrograde corporate mercenaries. Two years ago when Bill Cosby stood up to challenge the insanity he too was vilified by the corporate stooges and lackeys. These uncultured synchophats denounced their detractors under the guise of cultural authenticity, saying they were “keeping it real”. Their lack of historical insight was matched only by their arrogance. These semi literate buffoons actually think their retrograde brand of creativity is the first form of black music to be authentic and true to the black experience! Since most of them are not real musicians they know nothing about the Blues, or the circumstances, situations and artists that created them. Or anything else that flowed from the black experience.\nBut the truth of the matter is, we must assume responsibility for their ignorance. We failed to teach them our history. We failed to connect them with the struggles of men on the chain gangs, on the plantations who created the work songs and shouts. We neglected to tell them about the struggles Charlie Parker, Billie Holiday, Sam Cook or Veejay Records waged for artistic freedom and a real pay day. Now these chickens have come home to roost in our homes and communities. Don Imus got fired over his latest racist remarks even though our reaction was misguided. If Imus got fired, how is it a whole pack of decadent “black” slime merchants gets a free pass to degrade and perpetual the vilest stereotypes against their own people? How do sane people allow this to happen?\nHow does the ruling oligarchy dupe the masses of AmeriKKKans into allowing them to kill, maim and steal the natural resources of Iraq, Haiti, Afghanistan or whatever country you want in the blank. How is it there is no outcry over the more than 600,000 Iraqis the US has slaughtered during the past four years? These things happen for the same reasons there was no outcry against the slaughter of the Native Americans or African people. The so called good white folks lack the will to change things. We as African people are too impotent to stop the escalating fratricide in our communities, the prostitution of our creativity and the use of our genius to subjugate, castrate and dehumanize ourselves. That is the bottom line! We seem to have lost the\nwill to resist, redeem ourselves or fight for our survival. One Afrocentric psychologist says we suffer from “survival fatigue” we’re too beat down to resist and fight for our survival.\nI suspect we suffer more from what I call the sell out syndrome than anything else. Our kids don’t know who we/they are,. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-80-17824", "text": "X-Runtime: 1061\nContent-Length: 83772\nCache-Control: private, max-age=0, must-revalidate\nVia: 1.0 sbnation.com\nVary: Accept-Encoding\nConnection: close\nSEC Media Days: SB Nation Roundup Regarding Mark Richt, A.J. Green, and the Georgia Bulldogs - Dawg Sports\nNavigation: Jump to content areas:\nNetwork Bar & Login\nSection Navigation\nMain Blog Content\nSecondary Sidebar: Links to Recent Stories, FanPosts and FanShots\nMasthead\nNetwork Bar\nSB Nation\nPro Quality. Fan Perspective.\nLog In\nScreen Name\nPassword\nRemember\nForgot Password?\nSign in with Yahoo! ID\nSign in with Facebook\nUse OpenID\nOpenID\nRemember\nDon't Have OpenID?\nSign Up\nAround SBN: Frankie Edgar Guaranteed Automatic Title Shot\nDawg Sports - Georgia Bulldogs. Gators eat boogers.\nHome\nFanPosts\nFanShots\nArchives\nBulldogs\nSchedule\nRoster\nStats\nTickets\nVideoOriginal programming. Exciting sports coverage. Check out the SB Nation YouTube channel!\nSEC Media Days: SB Nation Roundup Regarding Mark Richt, AJ Green, and the Georgia Bulldogs\nby T Kyle King on Jul 22, 2010 12:01 PM EDT\nin Football\nTweet\n3 comments\nEmail\nPrint\nMark Richt’s turn at the microphone at SEC Media Days featured no questions concerning agents, though it is open to debate whether this was due to \"a voluntary hiatus,\" an \"order\" (with consequences for disobedience), or \"a request on Georgia’s behalf to hold off on all questions regarding the NCAA’s investigation into AJ Green’s alleged presence at the agent-sponsored South Beach Party currently erasing half the games played in the 2009 college football season.\" (In the meantime, Dawg Sports has confirmed with a relative of AJ Green’s that the star receiver was attending a family function in the Palmetto State at the time.)\nThe summary of Coach Richt’s remarks authored by Spencer Hall (whose presence at the event I believe to be confirmed by this photograph, unless I miss my guess as to the identity of the bespectacled plaid-clad fellow with sideburns at the center) is linked to above, and C&F;’s live blog of the event is here. Coach Richt’s job security came up, though I have no idea why. For his part, AJ didn’t know how big this was.\nNow, if you’ll excuse me, I’m about to go wolf down a Chick-fil-A spicy chicken sandwich, of the sort the hardworking reporters present in the greater metropolitan Birmingham area cruelly were denied yesterday.\nGo ‘Dawgs!\nTweet\n3 comments\n|\n0 recs  |\nDo you like this story?\nMore from Dawg Sports\nSB Nation Launches YouTube Channel\nFeb 2012 by T Kyle King\n- 16 comments\nThursday Morning Dawg Bites: Suck It Up, You Bunch of Crybabies! 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Green (FL - Georgia), Georgia Bulldogs\nSign in with your Yahoo! ID\nAdd Dawg Sports to My Yahoo!\nComments\nDisplay:\nExpanded\nCollapsed\nOne would think\nThat if Green was in a whole different city, this would be a very brief investigation.\nby Billy Gomila on\nJul 22, 2010 12:10 PM EDT\nreply\nactions\nWhile you are enjoying your sandwich...\ntry to tune in a bit to Vandy’s Robbie Caldwell.\nI don’t know if he can coach a lick, but he’s fun to listen to.\n\"If we score, we may win. If they never score, we'll never lose.\"\n-Erk Russell\nby DavetheDawg on\nJul 22, 2010 12:16 PM EDT\nreply\nactions\nThis made me smile.\n\"I have my circle, and I know who to trust and who not to trust,\" Green said. \"I’m at the point of my life right now that I don’t need to make any new friends. I’ve got to keep that same circle I’ve had since Day 1 and not let anybody in that.\"How refreshing it is to read a statement like this from a college football player who just “gets it.”\nAJ has conducted himself with class from the very beginning at Georgia.\nWe’ve never heard his name tossed around with any kind of arrest or behavior issue, and he’s done nothing but make us proud again.\nHis biggest faux-pas so far was his “celebration” against LSU last year, and we all know how that went.\nIf every player used this kind of common sense in who they let interact with them during their college career and leading up to the draft, there would be a lot fewer instances like SouthBeachOMGSOFUN-gate going on right now.\nby hailtogeorgia on\nJul 22, 2010 1:30 PM EDT\nreply\nactions\nComments For This Post Are Closed\n↑ Top of comments\n↑ Top of page\n↑ Stories\n↑ Dawg Sports\n↑ SB Nation\nSecondary Sidebar\nSearch\nUser Tools\nin association with\nWelcome to the SB Nation community devoted to the Georgia Bulldogs.\nStart posting about the Bulldogs\nDawg Sports on Facebook\nFollow @dawgsports\nFollow\nDawg Sports on your Android Device!\nSubscribe to Dawg Sports Stories\nRelated FanPosts on Dawg Sports\nDo not put the cart before the Tiger.\nby DavetheDawg 4 months ago\n17 comments\nGeorgia Bulldogs' 2012 Football Schedule Officially Revealed in 2011 Media Guide\nby T Kyle King 8 months ago\n8 comments\nChupa de cabra: Ten Reasons to be Pessimistic About the Georgia Bulldogs in 2011.\nby vineyarddawg 8 months ago\n35 comments\n| 1 recs\n\"We're Not That Far Away\"\nby Anthony Pace about 1 year ago\n26 comments\n| 1 recs\nMailbag Time Again!: Answering More E-Mails From Auburn Fans\nby T Kyle King about 1 year ago\n19 comments\nYou're on notice, dawg!\nWeek 10\nby vineyarddawg over 1 year ago\n32 comments\n| 1 recs\nRelated FanShots on Dawg Sports\nAt least at this point in time, a nine-game football schedule has little...\nby T Kyle King\nabout 17 hours ago\n4 comments\nGreg McGarity Has Your Back\nby T Kyle King\n2 days ago\n0 comments\nGeorgia's Mark Richt entered 2011 on one of the hottest seats in the...\nby T Kyle King\nabout 1 month ago\n2 comments\nA Stray Thought Occurs:\nby T Kyle King\n2 months ago\n5 comments\n2012 #SEC football conference schedule will be released tomorrow (Wed.) at...\nby T Kyle King\n2 months ago\n3 comments\nIt is all but official, based on talking to someone with knowledge of the...\nby T Kyle King\n2 months ago\n24 comments\nFanPosts\nCommunity blog posts and discussion.\nRecent FanPosts\nOle Saban Goes Down to Georgia\nby Dawg2011 1 day ago\n3 comments\nLady Dawgs' 2nd-half outburst too much for Ole Miss\n", "entities": [{"start": 878, "end": 887, "label": ["33604945"]}, {"start": 888, "end": 895, "label": ["3524766"]}, {"start": 905, "end": 908, "label": ["79371"]}, {"start": 949, "end": 959, "label": ["1520810"]}, {"start": 961, "end": 969, "label": ["9150428"]}, {"start": 979, "end": 995, "label": ["3885795"]}, {"start": 1081, "end": 1091, "label": ["1520810"]}, {"start": 1316, "end": 1323, "label": ["2517159"]}, {"start": 1376, "end": 1380, "label": ["60706"]}, {"start": 1402, "end": 1410, "label": ["9150428"]}, {"start": 1612, "end": 1620, "label": ["9150428"]}, {"start": 1685, "end": 1699, "label": ["27956"]}, {"start": 1735, "end": 1740, "label": ["1520810"]}, {"start": 2030, "end": 2035, "label": ["1520810"]}, {"start": 2101, "end": 2103, "label": ["18106233"]}, {"start": 2298, "end": 2308, "label": ["85427"]}, {"start": 3084, "end": 3090, "label": ["2846320"]}, {"start": 3852, "end": 3857, "label": ["2571057"]}, {"start": 3881, "end": 3889, "label": ["2571057"]}, {"start": 3952, "end": 3957, "label": ["9150428"]}, {"start": 4162, "end": 4177, "label": ["28107339"]}, {"start": 4466, "end": 4471, "label": ["9150428"]}, {"start": 4746, "end": 4748, "label": ["18106233"]}, {"start": 4809, "end": 4816, "label": ["2517159"]}, {"start": 5007, "end": 5010, "label": ["5978520"]}, {"start": 5510, "end": 5519, "label": ["33604945"]}, {"start": 5545, "end": 5561, "label": ["3885795"]}, {"start": 5778, "end": 5783, "label": ["30075"]}, {"start": 6001, "end": 6017, "label": ["3885795"]}, {"start": 6565, "end": 6572, "label": ["2517159"]}, {"start": 6575, "end": 6585, "label": ["1520810"]}, {"start": 6750, "end": 6753, "label": ["79371"]}, {"start": 6810, "end": 6813, "label": ["1201805"]}, {"start": 7147, "end": 7155, "label": ["65542"]}]}
{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0502wb-53-22806", "text": "The CillianSite | Sunshine (The Independent)\n...the source for all things Cillian Murphy\nNews\nBlog Index\nBlog Topics\nLatest Work\nBio\nBio Narrative\nCV\nAwards\nBody of Work\nFeature Films\nShorts\nTV\nPlays\nPress\nFeature Stories\nReviews\nGallery\nStage & Screen\nPublic Appearances\nPhotoshoots\nArticle Spreads\nInterview Caps\nAudio/Video\nExtras\nCillian's Playlist\nCillian's Bookshelf\nScripts/Sources\nThe World of Pluto\nFandom\nThe CillianSite Top 5\nCillian Encounters\nFan Links\nSite\nAbout Us\nFAQ\nAffiliates & Listings\nSite Index\nHome --> Press --> Reviews --> Here\nWatch this Space\nThe Independent\n8 April 2007\nBy Jonathan Romney\nOuter space may be the last place left for the religious impulse in cinema. Stanley Kubrick's 2001 was the first film to equate space travel and the spiritual sublime, with its enigmatic ages-of-man ending. It was followed by Andrei Tarkovsky's Solaris which, though ostensibly set somewhere in the great beyond, was really an exploration of \"inner space\", of love, memory and a very Russian conception of the soul; Steven Soderbergh recently attempted an admirably quixotic remake. Other, more strictly generic science-fiction films have also explored an awareness that's not necessarily mystical as such, but certainly existential, depicting space travel as a condition of desolation and exile, and reminding us that it's awfully big and cold out there: notably, John Carpenter's Dark Star, and Douglas Trumbull's prescient eco-drama Silent Running. Now there's a British attempt at transcendental sci-fi: Danny Boyle's Sunshine, scripted by novelist Alex Garland, his collaborator on 28 Days Later... The one-line premise: set the controls for the heart of the sun. Fifty years hence, the sun is dying, and a spaceship loaded with explosives has headed out from Earth in a last-ditch attempt to reboot the failing star. The vessel, somewhat recklessly, has been named Icarus. The name is symbolic not just for the mission, but for the film, as if to signal that Boyle and Garland are also working with impossibly high stakes: plucky Brits taking on a big-scale genre project, an undertaking so ambitious that they too risk getting their wings fried. All in all, the film-makers emerge with pinions intact: I don't suppose James Cameron or Michael Bay will feel very threatened, but that's not the point. Narratively, Sunshine barely convinces, but it does lay on an arresting CGI light show. Early on, one of the astronauts takes an unguarded look at the sun, a revitalising \"shower in light\", even though Icarus (the name of the ship's talking computer as well as the vessel itself) warns of \"irreversible damage to the retinas.\" You may well worry about your own retinas, as we're constantly blasted by intense light of assorted digital textures: up close, the sun is a writhing, rustling field of flame, the universe's biggest, trippiest lava lamp. Director of photography Alvin Kuchler also explores light in more subtly dazzling ways: dust motes swim in a green haze; an extreme close-up of an eye reflects colour like a Christmas bauble. As in Minority Report, translucent graphics hang shimmering in the air; in the snappiest piece of illusionism, the ship's \"Earth Room\" displays 3D images of the Old Planet, with a forest on one wall and an ocean splashing on another. The camera hangs rapturously on gleaming golden surfaces, such as the bulbous spacesuits, and an umbrella-like canopy made of a million shifting leaves. But all this can be overpowering, and it comes as a welcome relief when the film plunges us into the dark, as the astronauts explore a dead, dust-filled spaceship. Not only do our eyes get a rest, but Sunshine's brash hyper-modernity also takes a breather, as it veers into old-fashioned adventure. Entering the ghost ship, one character jokes, \"We might get picked off one by one by aliens.\" Perhaps this line represents a moment of self-conscious decadence in the genre: a science-fiction film in which the characters have watched Alien. Sunshine certainly knows its antecedents and doesn't attempt to hide its debt. The voice of Icarus is a female cousin to 2001's HAL, even shifting down a couple of octaves, like his, in a moment of crisis. The spaceship's oxygen-making mini-rainforest also echoes Silent Running. But you do get a disturbing sense of a genre having run out of new narrative ideas: you feel the film is less about the last gasp of the sun, than that of space-travel cinema itself. Despite its dreamy beginnings, much of the film opts traditionally for action rather than awe. Malfunctions pile up, human errors get made, crisis follows nail-biting crisis. But there's so little going on in terms of character that you barely care when terrible fates befall the crew members. Rose Byrne, Benedict Wong, Michelle Yeoh and Hiroyuki Sanada offer different degrees of tight-jawed determination, but we never really know who they are. The only character touches that really signify are somewhat crude: one person makes a noble sacrifice, another loses nerve, and there's a clash between two young bucks, played by Cillian Murphy (left) and the American actor Chris Evans. Sunshine's religious dimension explicitly re-emerges when the mission's success is endangered by a fanatic who's been out in space too long and wants to be \"alone with God.\" The presence of the Sublime is signalled in the finale by juddering discontinuity in the editing, and an image stretched as though the projectionist had suddenly switched lenses. The presence of the Almighty, or just an almighty headache? Decide for yourself. I can't help feeling that a simple burning bush might have been more affecting than this all-out forest fire. Like their astronauts, Boyle and Garland are on a mission: to prove that a big, bold, intelligent, UK-made space epic is feasible. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0503wb-77-13425", "text": "Press Releases | Kettler - Apartments, Condos, Planned Communities, and Mixed-Use/Commercial Properties in the Greater Washington, DC-metro region\nSelect State\nSelect State\nMaryland\nVirginia\nNew Jersey\nNorth Carolina\nWashington DC\nSelect City\nSelect City\nBeltsville\nBethesda\nChevy Chase\nGaithersburg\nGermantown\nHyattsville\nLandover\nRockville\nSilver Spring\nSt. Charles\nTowson\nAlexandria\nArlington\nAshburn\nChantilly\nFalls Church\nFront Royal\nHampton\nHerndon\nLeesburg\nLorton\nManassas\nMerrifield\nNewport News\nReston\nRichmond\nSpringfield\nSterling\nVirginia Beach\nWoodbridge\nBayonne\nRiverdale\nCharlotte\nWashington\nPrice Range\nPrice Range\n$600-900\n$900-1200\n$1200-1500\n$1500-1800\n$1800-2100\n$2100+\n$200-350k\n$650-800k\n$350-500k\n$500-650k\n$800k+\nBedrooms\nBedrooms\nStudio\n1 Bedroom\n1 Bedroom Loft\n1 Bedroom + Den\n2 Bedrooms\n2 Bedroom Loft\n2 Bedrooms + Den\n3 Bedrooms\n4 Bedrooms\nBaths\nBaths\n1 Bathroom\n2 Bathrooms\n3 Bathrooms\n4 Bathrooms\nSimple Search\nAdvanced Search\nApartments\nCondominiums\nCommunities / Mixed-Use\nAdvisory Services\nContact\nSearch\nNews\nNews\nPress Releases\nIn the Media\nAwards\nProperty Images\nMedia Contacts\nRSS\nPress Releases\nThe Howard Hughes Corporation Launches New Development in Downtown Columbia, MD.\nHHC Partners with Local Developers Kettler and Orchard Development\nNovember 2, 2011 The Howard Hughes Corporation (NYSE: HHC) today announced the development of new residential and retail in downtown Columbia, Md.\nThis is the first project to be executed under the 2010 approved downtown Columbia redevelopment plan, which allows up to 13 million square feet of net new density to be comprised of 5,500 residential units, five million square feet of office, one million square feet of retail, and up to 640 hotel rooms. This first phase of a larger development plan will include approximately 375 ‘Class A’ rental residential units and more than 14,000 square feet of retail space.\n“We are very excited to begin the new development of downtown Columbia.\nThis is the initial step of a comprehensive plan to revitalize the town center, and one that has been highly anticipated by the community,” said Hughes’ Senior Vice President John E. DeWolf.\nThe Howard Hughes Corporation is partnering with local developer Kettler, of McLean, Va. Kettler is a privately held residential developer, owner and manager, with a successful history in developing high-end residential products in the market including mixed-use environments in Reston , Arlington\nand Leesburg, Va.\nKettler has an\nownership interest in approximately 8,000 apartment units across 44 communities throughout the greater Washington, DC metro region.\nAlso involved with the partnership is Orchard Development of Ellicott City, Md.\nOrchard is a multi-family developer, owner, and manager, and has developed land for more than 6,500 residential units in four states and Washington, D.C.\n“Partnering with The Howard Hughes Corporation is a great opportunity,” said Chairman Robert C. Kettler, “The project in downtown Columbia allows us to apply our knowledge from other premium real estate developments in the Greater Washington Metropolitan area and deliver an important and high quality addition to Columbia.”\nABOUT THE HOWARD HUGHES CORPORATION\nThe Howard Hughes Corporation owns, manages and develops commercial, residential and mixed-use real estate throughout the country. Created from a selected subset of 34 assets previously held by General Growth Properties, the company's properties include master planned communities, operating properties, development opportunities and other unique assets spanning 18 states from New York to Hawaii. For more information on the company, visit www.howardhughes.com or contact Kay Weinmann via e-mail at kay.weinmann@howardhughes.com or by telephone at (214) 741-7744.\nABOUT KETTLER\nFounded by Robert C. Kettler in 1977, Kettler is among the largest private real estate development and property management companies based in the D.C. metro area. The firm’s diverse business model has led to the delivery of more than five million square feet of commercial space and more than 50,000 homes in 25 master-planned communities (many of the area’s premier mixed-use communities). Kettler Management operates18,000 apartment units in 77 communities from New Jersey to North Carolina and also offers a full range of services to corporate and institutional real estate owners. For more information, visit www.kettler.com or contact Nicole Jones at 703-226-6021\nABOUT ORCHARD DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION\nFounded in 1979 by local developer Earl Armiger Orchard Development Corporation has developed land for more than 6,500 residential units in four states and Washington, DC, initially specializing in planned communities and garden apartments.\nIn recent years, the company has concentrated on adaptive re-use, infill and revitalization development.\nThe breadth of Orchard Development’s work extends from student housing to senior communities, from luxury to affordable rental apartments, and mixed-income communities to community revitalization. Additionally, with sister company, Armiger Management, Orchard Development provides management services to each of their properties.\nSafe Harbor Statement\nStatements made in this press release that are not historical facts, including statements accompanied by words such as “will,” “believe,” “expect” or similar words, are forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995.\nThese statements are based on management’s expectations, estimates, assumptions and projections as of the date of this release and are not guarantees of future performance.\nActual results may differ materially from those expressed or implied in these statements.\nFactors that could cause actual results to differ materially include, among other things, the ability of The Howard Hughes Corporation and its partners to successfully develop the residential units and retail space in Columbia, MD as well as the risk factors in The Howard Hughes Corporation’s filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission, including its Annual Report on Form 10-K for the year ended December 31, 2010 and its Quarterly Reports on Form 10-Q.The Howard Hughes Corporation\n", "entities": [{"start": 1199, "end": 1207, "label": ["48318"]}, {"start": 1209, "end": 1211, "label": ["18858"]}, {"start": 1328, "end": 1332, "label": ["21560"]}, {"start": 1413, "end": 1421, "label": ["48318"]}, {"start": 1423, "end": 1425, "label": ["18858"]}, {"start": 1501, "end": 1509, "label": ["48318"]}, {"start": 1811, "end": 1818, "label": ["867877"]}, {"start": 1957, "end": 1965, "label": ["48318"]}, {"start": 2112, "end": 2118, "label": ["1404668"]}, {"start": 2223, "end": 2230, "label": ["18364229"]}, {"start": 2235, "end": 2241, "label": ["137582"]}, {"start": 2247, "end": 2254, "label": ["18364229"]}, {"start": 2437, "end": 2443, "label": ["137589"]}, {"start": 2446, "end": 2455, "label": ["91363"]}, {"start": 2460, "end": 2468, "label": ["137670"]}, {"start": 2474, "end": 2481, "label": ["18364229"]}, {"start": 2592, "end": 2606, "label": ["108956"]}, {"start": 2872, "end": 2901, "label": ["47033259"]}, {"start": 2941, "end": 2958, "label": ["18364229"]}, {"start": 2985, "end": 2993, "label": ["48318"]}, {"start": 3086, "end": 3114, "label": ["2914034"]}, {"start": 3169, "end": 3177, "label": ["48318"]}, {"start": 3190, "end": 3203, "label": ["14059"]}, {"start": 3216, "end": 3245, "label": ["47033259"]}, {"start": 3410, "end": 3435, "label": ["52984749"]}, {"start": 3594, "end": 3602, "label": ["645042"]}, {"start": 3606, "end": 3612, "label": ["13270"]}, {"start": 4658, "end": 4672, "label": ["108956"]}, {"start": 5422, "end": 5470, "label": ["1956039"]}, {"start": 5840, "end": 5869, "label": ["47033259"]}, {"start": 5953, "end": 5961, "label": ["48318"]}, {"start": 5963, "end": 5965, "label": ["18858"]}, {"start": 5997, "end": 6026, "label": ["47033259"]}, {"start": 6046, "end": 6080, "label": ["80353367"]}, {"start": 6096, "end": 6109, "label": ["1272420"]}, {"start": 6113, "end": 6122, "label": ["1536355"]}, {"start": 6199, "end": 6228, "label": ["47033259"]}]}
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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0503wb-79-09330", "text": "Scottish Rugby News, Melrose, Scotland Aberdeen Asset Management Sponsor 7s\nWebsite Design Scotland\nMelrose Scotland\nhome | history | squads | shop | sevens | galleries | membership | contact | sponsors | links\nNews\nAberdeen Asset Management Sponsor 7s\nSevens Sponsor Announced\nAberdeen Asset Management is delighted to announce their sponsorship of the 2012 Melrose Sevens. The tournament taking place on 14 April will be called the Aberdeen Asset Management Melrose Sevens.Rugby Sevens was founded in Melrose in 1883 and the partnership further establishes Aberdeen’s commitment to supporting a sport, which is played around the world.Next year will be the 129th playing of the Melrose Sevens and will see the current holders, Melrose, seek to retain its title in an extended tournament with guest teams coming from far and near. Previous years have included sevens guests Randwick and Manly from Australia, Bay of Plenty from New Zealand, University of Free State and Stellenbosch from South Africa. Europe has been represented by guests from England, France, Portugal and Ireland to name a few.John Reed, President of Melrose RFC said: “We are delighted that Aberdeen Asset Management, a global investment management group, have chosen to sponsor the 2012 Melrose Sevens. As a club we are pleased that such a prestigious company, with a track record of supporting Scottish Rugby through Edinburgh and London Scottish, have chosen to give backing to our world-famous tournament to be held at The Greenyards, 129 years after the abbreviated game was invented here in Melrose. Melrose Sevens has become a huge undertaking to run and sponsors such as Aberdeen Asset Management are a vital and integral part in allowing us to host the biggest rugby event in Scotland, outside Murrayfield. I sincerely hope that Aberdeen Asset Management enjoy their experience in partnership with Melrose RFC and as club President I would like to thank them most sincerely for their support.Martin Gilbert, chief executive of Aberdeen asset Management, commented: \"Aberdeen Asset Management proud to be associated with such a historic and much loved tournament. The Melrose Sevens attracts teams from not only Scotland but from all parts of the world with players keen to perform in the town where the Seven's game was born. It is a special day for players and supporters alike and it is great to be involved.”\nScottish Rugby President Ian McLauchlan added: \"There are many exciting developments ongoing in the world of the small-sided game and we're delighted to be working together to promote sevens throughout Scotland\n", "entities": [{"start": 278, "end": 303, "label": ["23799539"]}, {"start": 359, "end": 373, "label": ["4461113"]}, {"start": 475, "end": 487, "label": ["512323"]}, {"start": 503, "end": 510, "label": ["322838"]}, {"start": 559, "end": 567, "label": ["23799539"]}, {"start": 680, "end": 694, "label": ["4461113"]}, {"start": 729, "end": 736, "label": ["322838"]}, {"start": 875, "end": 883, "label": ["4204014"]}, {"start": 888, "end": 893, "label": ["1097916"]}, {"start": 899, "end": 908, "label": ["4689264"]}, {"start": 910, "end": 923, "label": ["24102338"]}, {"start": 929, "end": 940, "label": ["154957"]}, {"start": 971, "end": 983, "label": ["452252"]}, {"start": 989, "end": 1001, "label": ["17416221"]}, {"start": 1003, "end": 1009, "label": ["9239"]}, {"start": 1046, "end": 1053, "label": ["9316"]}, {"start": 1055, "end": 1061, "label": ["5843419"]}, {"start": 1063, "end": 1071, "label": ["23033"]}, {"start": 1076, "end": 1083, "label": ["955500"]}, {"start": 1122, "end": 1133, "label": ["2330627"]}, {"start": 1163, "end": 1188, "label": ["23799539"]}, {"start": 1260, "end": 1274, "label": ["4461113"]}, {"start": 1368, "end": 1382, "label": ["791788"]}, {"start": 1391, "end": 1400, "label": ["985824"]}, {"start": 1405, "end": 1420, "label": ["867432"]}, {"start": 1495, "end": 1509, "label": ["2330627"]}, {"start": 1569, "end": 1576, "label": ["322838"]}, {"start": 1578, "end": 1592, "label": ["4461113"]}, {"start": 1651, "end": 1676, "label": ["23799539"]}, {"start": 1757, "end": 1765, "label": ["758049"]}, {"start": 1775, "end": 1786, "label": ["1210642"]}, {"start": 1810, "end": 1835, "label": ["23799539"]}, {"start": 1879, "end": 1890, "label": ["2330627"]}, {"start": 2008, "end": 2033, "label": ["23799539"]}, {"start": 2047, "end": 2072, "label": ["23799539"]}, {"start": 2148, "end": 2162, "label": ["4461113"]}, {"start": 2192, "end": 2200, "label": ["758049"]}, {"start": 2393, "end": 2407, "label": ["791788"]}, {"start": 2418, "end": 2432, "label": ["1360949"]}, {"start": 2595, "end": 2603, "label": ["758049"]}]}
{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0500wb-04-24340", "text": "Content-Length: 256022\nMarket Analysis: European stock markets charge higher by 2% led by miners and financials\nLog InApply Now\nSpread BettingCFD TradingRange of MarketsTrading PlatformLearn to TradeMarket AnalysisContact Us\nHome\n>\nMarket Analysis\n>\nMarket Commentry: 2012-01-20 pm\nMarket AnalysisMarket CommentaryDaily FX CommentaryEconomic CalendarFinancial NewsAshraf Laidi BlogMarket Analysis VideosTrading Floor Video UpdatesTechnical Analysis: Week Ahead ReportCompany Reporting DatesDaily NewsletterDaily NewsletterNewsletter Free TrialNewsletter Sign Up\nMarket Commentry: 2012-01-20 pm\nOur team of market experts have extensive experience of the financial markets. Access their thoughts and opinions with our daily market commentary section so you can get a trading edge.\nSandy JadejaChief Technical Analyst\n20/01/2012 (5:30pm)UK & EU Market Commentary: FTSE falls 12 points in choppy but flat session\nThe FTSE 100 lost a meagre 12 points to curb a four-day winning streak in what was a quiet end to the trading week, with the UK Index bouncing between a tight range on the day of just 30 points.Sluggish manufacturing data out of China kept mining and oil stocks weaker on the day, and this is where much of the FTSE’s drag was dictated from, whilst another positive session for UK banks saw the FTSE 350 banking sector post a week’s gain of a hugely impressive 17%.Vedanta Resources, ICAP and Aviva were the top FTSE 100 stock performers on the day, rallying between 2% and 4%, whilst Weir Group and Petrofac saw the biggest losses, falling 6% and 4% respectively. Previous Commentary: Markets take a breather after recent gains20/01/2012 (10.30am) After seeing strong gains this week, stock indices are showing signs today of some exhaustion.It is possible that if the indices close in negative territory today this could set-up a minor pullback into next week. This is an opportunity to potentially capture the next leg to the upside but may also set the stage for a decline that could last slightly longer. What is important is that coming into next week the indices do not decline sharply and eradicate the recent gains.The FTSE 100 Index has so far remained above 5600, which is a positive sign that could lift the index higher towards the 5820 target. As long as the FTSE maintains a hold of this level the bulls are likely to remain in control. If the index does start trading below 5600, the next line of support could come in at 5585 – 5535 and possibly as low as 5487. These areas could then see another move higher to clear 5820 and ultimately aim for the 6000 level.So far the German Dax has shown strength above 6200 and is also clearing past 6300 to test the October high of 6430. As long as we see the index remain above 6300, the resistance level of 6440 could see the Dax struggle and pull the Dax down towards the 6300 area. Once the index clears past 6440 the next target becomes 6720. This could prevent the index moving higher before seeing a significant correction. For now though the focus should be between the range of 6300 – 6440.Heading into the afternoon session, the US Dow Jones should see mixed trading as it takes its cue from the European markets. The Dow should attempt to trade above 12592 otherwise the index may see a drop towards 12563 for an attempt at support. Below this level the index could struggle into the close to catch some gains. If the mood changes from negative to positive the index may seek to take out 12625 level and reach for 12670 today. Into next week, it is important for the Dow to hold onto 12450 to ensure that positive momentum continues over the weeks to come.Gold prices have recouped losses at the start of this week and managed to get back above the $1600 level. Once the metal clears $16880 we could see gold reach for $1730 - $1780 into next week’s trading session.\nLog in and trade\nFrom time to time, City Index Limited’s (“we”, “our”) website may contain links to other sites and/or resources provided by third parties.  These links and/or resources are provided for your information only and we have no control over the contents of those materials, and in no way endorse their content.  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Lloyds’ outlook weighs on shares price (24/02/2012) Flat finish for Asian stocks into the weekend; Australian listed gaming companies attract more high rollers (24/02/2012)Choppy trading see’s EU Indices mixed. RBS shares lead despite loss (23/02/2012) Asian markets lost some ground; Aussie dollar recovers despite political bickering (23/02/2012) Soft US markets overnight may dampen Asian shares (22/02/2012) FTSE closes down despite afternoon recovery (22/02/2012)FTSE falls 0.3% as miners and banks weigh (22/02/2012) Asian stocks surge higher; Woodside Petroleum reports $1.65 billion profit (22/02/2012) Investors bank gains on news of the Greek bailout package (21/02/2012) Profit taking sends EU stocks slightly lower after Greece secures bailout (21/02/2012) Asian stocks rally on Greek bailout; Australian central bank says there is room for rate cut (21/02/2012)FTSE edging towards 6000 level after China cuts reserve ratio requirements (20/02/2012)Optimism on Greek bailout could push Asian markets higher (20/02/2012) China’s reserve ratio easing boosts Asian markets (20/02/2012)FTSE rises on Greek expectation but low volumes tells a tale of caution (17/02/2012) Asian markets on a positive note to end the week; Australia’s ANZ Bank reports $1.48 billion Q1 results (17/02/2012) European stocks rise on Greek bailout deal hopes whilst UK retail sales surprise (17/02/2012)Greek confusion sends stocks and the euro lower (16/02/2012)Asian markets lower on Greece concerns; Australia reports strong jobs number (16/02/2012) Greek saga continues to weigh on market (16/02/2012) European markets push higher on Chinese comments and stronger than expected GDP data (15/02/2012)   Asian markets trading higher; Commonwealth Bank of Australia dominates reporting season today (15/02/2012) Flat start seen for Asian markets after mixed leads from US and Europe; Australia’s largest bank reports interim results (15/02/2012) Mixed data see’s European stocks trade lower (14/02/2012)German ZEW surprise lifts stocks after Moody’s ratings warning (14/02/2012) Prospect of more European downgrades push Asian stocks lower Australias largest bank to report earnings tomorrow (14/02/2012) Apple shares climb above US$500; Asian stocks set for modest gains (13/02/2012) Stocks rally on Greek deal relief (13/02/2012) Relief rally see's FTSE charge 0.9% higher (13/02/2012) Greek austerity measures provide boost to Asian markets (13/02/2012)Greek saga still weighing on markets; Australian electronics retailer JB Hi-Fi to report today (12/02/2012)Stocks fall on yet more Greek delay problems (10/02/2012)FTSE finishes week lower on China data and more Greek woes (10/02/2012)Asian stocks look set to finish the week in mostly negative territory (10/02/2012)European stocks close higher as Greek austerity deal agreed and BoE increases size of QE2 (09/02/2012)Stocks edge higher in early trade ahead of BoE decision (09/02/2012)BoE Announces £50 Billion in QE (09/02/2012) Asian stocks were mostly lower today as Chinese inflation numbers surprised on the upside (09/02/2012)No Greek deal yet but markets show stubborn resistance (08/02/2012) FTSE hits new highs as investor appetite for risk increases (08/02/2012) Asian stocks higher with the exception of China (08/02/2012)Bernanke and Greece deal speculation sparks stock recovery into market close (07/02/2012) Indices start lower as eyes remain fixed on Greece (07/02/2012) Asian markets mostly flat despite negative offshore leads (07/02/2012) FTSE lower as Greek concerns linger (06/02/2012) Stocks push lower on Greek concerns and profit taking (06/02/2012) Lacklustre Asian trade ahead of US jobs numbers  (03/02/2012) Non-Farms Announced: US Non-Farm Payrolls blast past expectations to lift stocks (03/02/2012) FTSE rallies 1.5% after US jobs growth surprise  (03/02/2012)  US Non Farm Payrolls blast past expectations to lift stocks  (03/02/2012)  Financials drive FTSE higher before payrolls release  (03/02/2012)    Asian stocks book healthy gains; Australian dollar firmer against USD  (01/02/2012)   Strong offshore leads may boost Asian stocks; Coles winning supermarket war against Woolies?  (01/02/2012)\nMore Archives\nJanuary 2012\nAsian markets in positive territory; Japan reports strong industrial output (31/01/2012)  Negative offshore lead may weigh on Asian stocks; Australia’s Woolworths to report quarterly sales numbers  (30/01/2012)  Asian markets trade lower; all eyes on European leaders’ first summit for 2012  (30/01/2012)  Mixed day for Asian shares as China comes back from holidays  (29/01/2012)  US GDP disappointment triggers week end sell off  (27/01/2012)  EU Indices mixed as eyes remain on Greek debt talks and US GDP  (27/01/2012)  Asian stocks gave up some gains  (27/01/2012)  Asian stocks may push higher; Australian dollar keeps rising  (26/01/2012)  European stocks push higher after FOMC dovish comments  (26/01/2012)  UK economy contracts for the first time in a year  (25/01/2012)  Asian markets upbeat; Apple profits surge  (25/01/2012)  Asian markets resume trading; Aussie dollar still strong  (24/01/2012)   Aussie dollar and Euro book gains against US dollar; markets will keep an eye on US  (24/01/2012)   Asian markets expected to open mildly higher as Europe works through debt crisis (23/01/2012)  European stocks mixed as Greek debt talks continue and EU finance ministers meet (23/01/2012)   Light trading volumes in Asia due to Chinese New Year celebrations (23/01/2012)  Australian dollar remains firm; most Asian markets close for Chine New Year (23/01/2012)  FTSE falls 12 points in choppy but flat session (20/01/2012)  Asian stocks close higher on the lead up to Chinese New Year (20/01/2012) Overseas boost for Asian markets; Euro books more gains versus US dollar (19/01/2012) FTSE gains for 4th session after US bank earnings delight (19/01/2012) Choppy trading sees FTSE flat to positive as US earnings picks up speed (19/01/2012)  Australia’s unemployment at 5.2 per cent; most Asian markets up (19/01/2012)   Asian stocks may get boost from positive US lead (18/01/2012)  FTSE rallies for third straight day after IMF may boost lending resources and Goldman Sachs earnings top expectations (18/01/2012)   FTSE flat in trading as heavyweight sectors mixed (18/01/2012)  Upward momentum for Asian stocks; BHP Billiton reports solid production numbers (18/01/2012) Citigroup results eats into FTSE rally (17/01/2012)Strong gains for European shares as China GDP and German ZEW beats forecasts (17/01/2012) Healthy Chinese GDP boosts Asian markets (17/01/2012)  China’s GDP numbers on the limelight; Euro remains under pressure against other major currencies (16/01/2012)       Asian stocks lower on France’s downgrade (16/01/2012)   French downgrade may trickle down to Asia (15/01/2012)   Rumours of French credit rating cut by S&P sends stocks and euro over 1% lower (13/01/2012)    FTSE gains 16 pts in early trade – eyes on JP Morgan results (13/01/2012) Asian stocks hold on to gains (13/01/2012)Commodity prices may push Asian markets higher (12/01/2012)Tesco shares plummet whilst BoE and ECB keep rates on hold (12/01/2012)Successful Spanish bond auction lifts markets, Tesco shares plummet and BoE keeps rates/QE on hold (12/01/2012) Another mixed trading day in Asia; QBE Insurance warns of profit downgrade (12/01/2012)Weak overseas leads may see Asian stocks flat today (11/01/2012)FTSE falls 0.45% on profit taking ahead of bond auction (11/01/2012)FTSE loses 0.5% in choppy trade whilst Sainsbury’s enjoys record xmas sales (11/01/2012) Asian markets off its high, but still in positive territory (11/01/2012)Strong lead from the US may push Asian stocks higher; Aussie dollar soars (10/01/2012)European stock markets charge higher by 2% led by miners and financials (10/01/2012)European stock markets open higher after better than expected Alcoa results overnight (10/01/2012) Strong trading among Asian stocks; Australia’s Pacific Brands in talks with KKR on potential takeover bid (10/01/2012)Markets eyeing Chinese trade data today (09/01/2012)FTSE slips 0.6% as investors remain cautious ahead of a busy week for the markets (09/01/2012)Equity performance in January dictates the year (09/01/2012) Europe concerns back on investors’ minds (09/01/2012)Mixed week ahead for Asian stocks despite positive US jobs data (08/01/2012)FTSE closes higher by 0.4% after volatile day as US jobs beat expectations (06/01/2012)US payrolls beat consensus expectations (06/01/2012) Stocks nudge higher as traders await release of US non-farm payrolls (06/01/2012) Asian markets trade lower as traders eye US jobs data (06/01/2012)FTSE loses 0.7% despite strong demand at French bond auction (05/01/2012)FTSE loses 0.7% as financials continue to weigh (05/01/2012) Euro continues to weaken; mixed leads may spell flat open for Asian stocks (05/01/2012)Another mixed day for Asian markets; no clear direction for markets so far (05/01/2012)Mixed day seen for Asian markets; Aussie dollar still soaring (05/01/2012)European stocks fall back on UniCredit rights issue discount (04/01/2012) Asian stocks continue winning streak; Aussie dollar still rising (05/01/2012)European stock indices pause for breath on Wednesday (04/01/2012)Positive US lead may boost Asian shares (03/01/2012)Strong start for Asian shares; Australian dollar appreciates as the Euro weakens (03/01/2012)\nDecember 2011\nMixed day for Asian stocks; Australian Gloucester Coal now a takeover target (22/12/2011)Weak offshore leads may dampen Asian trading (21/12/2011)Limited gains for FTSE index (21/12/2011)Asian stocks register solid gains (21/12/2011)Strong open forecast for Asian stocks; better than expected housing starts recorded in the US (20/12/2011)European indices mixed; Astrazeneca weighs on drugs blow (20/12/2011) Mixed day for Asian stocks; Australian Gloucester Coal now a takeover target (20/12/2011)Gold still losing some shine; Euro continues to weaken (19/12/2011)Choppy trading session sees FTSE fall 0.5% - defensives sought (19/12/2011) Defensives push the FTSE slightly higher as investors digest Kim Jong Il death (19/12/2011) Asian markets still in the red; Australian surf wear maker Billabong issues profit downgrade (19/12/2011)Europe concerns continue to weigh on Asian markets; gold still falling (18/12/2011)Indices bullish in Friday’s trading (16/12/2011)European stocks mixed on quadruple witching day (16/12/2011)Hong Kong IPOs fail to impress; Asian markets still sluggish (16/12/2011)Commodity prices may add pressure to Asian markets (15/12/2011)FTSE closes with gains of 0.6% after choppy trading day (15/12/2011) Choppy trade sees FTSE gain after successful Spanish bond auction (15/12/2011)Hong Kong IPOs fail to impress; Asian markets still sluggish (15/12/2011)Commodity prices may add pressure to Asian markets (14/12/2011)FTSE falls 2% as risk aversion gathers pace (14/12/2011)Indices drop 1% as heavyweight miners, oil and banks weigh (14/12/2011)Asian stocks pare losses (14/12/2011)US and Europe weakness may weigh on Asian markets (13/12/2011)Market speculation on FOMC and Iran military action lifts FTSE but Merkel ESM comments triggers late Euro and stock sell off (13/12/2011)FTSE gains 20pts on mining and defensive stock strength though financials weaker (13/12/2011) Falling commodity prices weigh on Asian shares (13/12/2011)Weak leads from US and Europe could push Asian shares lower (12/12/2011)FTSE loses 1.5% as miners and financials weigh as investors digest EU Summit (12/12/2011) European stocks turn lower; weighed by financials (12/12/2011)Asian markets in the red as it await European summit results (12/12/2011)Asian markets may be off to a positive start (11/12/2011)Stocks bounce higher on a day of choppy trade after China investment report (09/12/2011) Markets relatively unchanged despite new EU accord (09/12/2011) Asian shares gain as Europe shows signs of resolving issues (09/12/2011)Sentiment remains subdued on the back of European uncertainty (08/12/2011)Stocks fall after Draghi fails to convince investors that ECB will step up bond purchases (08/12/2011)Stocks trade choppy as eyes remain on EU Summit and ECB decision (08/12/2011)Mixed trading in Asia; Australian unemployment figure rises (08/12/2011)Uncertainty in the markets as European summit draws near (07/12/2011)Question marks over EU progress triggers profit taking ahead of EU Summit (07/12/2011) Stocks push higher on EU Summit optimism – miners and banks lead (07/12/2011)Optimism on European summit boost Asian shares (07/12/2011)Positive lead from US and Europe may push Asian stocks higher (06/12/2011)FTSE flat as traders eye developments in Europe ahead of Summit (06/12/2011)EU stocks mixed after S&P puts credit ratings for top notch EU states on negative watch for downgrade (06/12/2011)Potential downgrade of European debt ratings weighs down on Asian stocks; RBA cuts interest rates (06/12/2011)Ratings agencies keeping an eye on European countries (05/12/2011)Merkel and Sarkozy agree outline for EU Treaty change but key will be garnering support – Banks lead rally (05/12/2011) European stocks gain as traders await EU developments (05/12/2011) Asian stocks trade higher on optimism around Europe (05/12/2011)Australian central bank expected to cut rate tomorrow; flat trading expected in Asia (04/12/2011)US jobs broadly in line but Unemployment rate surprisingly drops (02/12/2011)FTSE charges higher by 1.5% on euro and US jobs optimism (02/12/2011) Asian stocks end week on a mixed note; all eyes on US jobs data (02/12/2011)US rally proves short-lived, Asian markets may trade lower (01/12/2011) Traders pause for breath after share price surge yesterday. UK manufacturing slightly better than expected (01/12/2011) Asian markets rocket higher on the back of massive US rally (01/12/2011)\nNovember 2011\nMassive rally in the US and Europe may spark similar moves in Asia (30/11/2011)\nCo-ordinated Central Bank action to support liquidity triggers FTSE surge (30/11/2011)\nFTSE rallies from early losses after China cuts bank reserve requirement ratio by 0.5% (30/11/2011)Mixed day for Asian stocks; Chinese banks ratings upgraded (30/11/2011) Positive US lead may trickle to Asian stocks(29/11/2011)Choppy session sees the FTSE close marginally higher – Osborne dreary autumn statement causes no surprises (29/11/2011) FTSE starts the day lower on early profit taking as trader’s eye Econfin meeting and Osbourne’s autumn statement (29/11/2011) Positive day for Asian markets; Aussie dollar approaches parity with US dollar (29/11/2011)\nStrong bounce in US and European markets may push Asian stocks higher (28/11/2011)FTSE rallies over 2.5% as investor appetite for risk increases on debt hopes (28/11/2011)FTSE rallies 2% on IMF Italian aid speculation despite denial (28/11/2011)Asian stocks turn higher; Qantas shares up (28/11/2011)US retail sales grew by 6.6%; Aussie dollar back US$0.9800 level (27/11/2011) FTSE sees small gains as RBS and Lloyds attracts muted bargain hunting despite Italian bond auction (25/11/2011)Asian stocks had mixed trading day (25/11/2011)FTSE loses small in choppy trading – 9th straight losing day (24/11/2011)Flat trading expected in Asia with US close for Thanksgiving (24/11/2011) Asian stocks recover from early losses (24/11/2011)Global concerns may push Asian stocks lower yet again (23/11/2011)Chinese manufacturing data comes below expectation (23/11/2011)Global worries may dampen appetite in Asian markets (22/11/2011)FTSE 100 opens higher after 6 days of losses – Thomas Cook shares lose 51% (22/11/2011)Asian shares recover from early losses (22/11/2011)Sell-off in US and Europe will push Asian shares lower (21/11/2011)FTSE falls 2.6% as global debt fears grow (21/11/2011)EU stocks suffer deep losses as US debt gridlock and Moody’s France comments add to investor concerns (21/11/2011)US fiscal situation now concerns markets (21/11/2011) Flat start for Asian stocks; Warren Buffett to visit Japan (20/11/2011)FTSE 100 falls on bearish week for investors (18/11/2011)Equity markets subdued in early trading (18/11/2011)Asia closes lower on a difficult trading week (18/11/2011)Europe’s debt woes weighing down on Asian markets (17/11/2011)FTSE loses over 1.5% as euro debt cage is rattled again (17/11/2011) Bulls and bears fight it out in Asian trading today (17/11/2011)More weakness in Asian shares after losses in the US overnight (16/11/2011)Another choppy session for the FTSE after UK growth is downgraded (16/11/2011)Early losses recovered as FTSE gains small ahead of BoE inflation report (16/11/2011)Asian stocks trade lower; Aussie dollar slips (16/11/2011)Retail sales in the US may bring positive effect on Asian markets (15/11/2011)FTSE closes marginally unchanged after earlier fall of 1% (15/11/2011)Banks weigh on FTSE 100 as Italian/Spanish yields rise (15/11/2011) Asia still in the red amidst European uncertainties (15/11/2011)Asian markets expected to open lower on the back of weak offshore leads (14/11/2011)FTSE trades lower in slow trade as investors watch Italian/Spanish bond market turbulence (14/11/2011) Weaker start for EU indices despite Monti arrival; ITV leads on ad revenue (14/11/2011)\nAsian shares rocket as Japan’s economy grows (14/11/2011)Asian shares up for strong trading today (13/11/2011) FTSE gains 1% but caution needed (11/11/2011) Tentative bounce for EU stocks ahead of Italian austerity vote (11/11/2011)Asian markets recover some ground (11/11/2011)Asian shares may see some modest gains today (10/11/2011)FTSE losses tempered somewhat by ECB bond intervention (10/11/2011)EU indices mixed after ECB intervention and Italian bond auction (10/11/2011)\nMore weakness for EU stocks as Italian bond auction eyed (10/11/2011) Sell-off in Asian shares (10/11/2011)Down day for Asian markets after massive falls in US and Europe (09/11/2011)Deepening Italian debt crisis weighs on the FTSE 100 (09/11/2011)Relief rally short lived as Italian bond yields race higher; Chinese inflation eases (09/11/2011)Asian shares gain as Europe show sign of resolving issues (09/11/2011)More gains expected in Asia as Berlusconi offers to step down (09/11/2011)FTSE 100 climbs 1% on corporate news but Berlusconi remains under threat (08/11/2011)European stock markets gain on company earnings - Italian vote is eyed (08/11/2011) Another mixed day for Asian shares as Euro concerns linger: Australia passes carbon tax bill (08/11/2011)Some positive news trickle from Europe; choppy session in Asia today (08/11/2011)FTSE loses 0.3% on Italian debt concerns as yields hit euro era highs (07/11/2011)\nItaly concerns drag European stocks lower (07/11/2011)\nGreece forms coalition government; Asian shares still mixed (07/11/2011)Mixed trading expected in Asia as Greece takes steps to resolve financial crisis (07/11/2011)FTSE gains on muted Greek optimism; non-farm payrolls eyed (04/11/2011)Asian Market Commentary: Asian stocks rally; markets eyeing US job numbers (04/11/2011)Markets eyeing US jobs numbers tonight (04/11/2011)FTSE closes higher by 1.1% after day of high drama in Greece (03/11/2011)European markets recover from opening weakness on rapidly changing Greek situation (03/11/2011) Greek uncertainty dampens Asian trading; ANZ Bank reports strong growth from Asia (03/11/2011)US’s commitment to support growth may push Asian stocks higher (03/11/2011)FTSE sees gains of 1% on commodity strength and better than expected ADP report (02/11/2011)Mixed performances across Asian indices; Japanese Yen remains a talking point (02/11/2011)Greek political wrangling causing nerves in the markets; Westpac Bank reports today (02/11/2011)Greek political turmoil sends equity markets tumbling (01/11/2011) FTSE loses another 2% on Greek referendum surprise (01/11/2011)\nAustralian central bank cuts interest rates; China PMI numbers down (01/11/2011) Doubts on Europe debts return; Asian stocks may trade lower (01/11/2011)\nOctober 2011\nStock indices fall 1% after Japan intervention pressurises commodities (31/10/2011) Japan intervenes on the Yen again; Asian stocks mostly lower (31/10/2011)Risk appetite back as Europe tries to sort out issues; Qantas back in the air today (31/10/2011)More gains for European stock Indices as bank shares continue to rise (28/10/2011)European stocks markets turbocharged by EU Summit deal (27/10/2011)Euro zone deal provides relief rally but the key details are lacking for now (27/10/2011)European markets largely flat as traders await EU Summit (26/10/2011) European markets mixed as traders await EU Summit output (26/10/2011) FTSE ends lower by 0.4% as traders downsize risk ahead of EU Summit (25/10/2011)EU indices post more gains on positive company earnings – BP leads (25/10/2011)Equity markets extend gains on hope of eurozone deal (24/10/2011) Positive start for the week renews hope for the bulls (24/10/2011)Markets require a positive close today (21/10/2011)Caution is in the air before the European weekend summit (21/10/2011)Ongoing European issues still a dampener to Asian stocks (21/10/2011)Fragile market sentiment may dampen Asian share trading (18/10/2011)Asian Market Commentary: Asian markets in the red; China registers 9.1% growth (18/10/2011)Equity markets higher on expectations of eurozone deal (17/10/2011) Asian markets trade higher; Singapore exports fall (17/10/2011)Positive lead from the US may push Asian markets higher (17/10/2011)FTSE 100 closes above key level as Chinese inflation and IMF helps equity demand (14/10/2011)FTSE 100 at point of indecision – Chinese inflation helps miners (14/10/2011)Asian markets lower on continuing European concerns; China CPI reaches 6.1% (14/10/2011)Spanish downgrade may push Asian markets lower (14/10/2011)Asian Market Commentary: Asian stocks trading lower; Australia’s Lower House passes carbon tax bill(11/10/2011) Mixed fortunes for Asian markets; BHP secures approval to expand Olympic Dam operation (10/10/2011) BoE surprises by announcing QE2. ECB leaves rates on hold and FTSE charges 3.7% higher (06/10/2011) FTSE bounce continues as traders eye BoE and ECB rate decisions (06/10/2011) FTSE bounces 3% as US data encourages bargain hunting (05/10/2011) Stocks bounce but UK GDP revised down to 0.1% for Q2 (05/10/2011) Mixed gains for Asian shares; Australia reports healthy retail figures (05/10/2011)FTSE loses 2.58% as banking crisis looms (04/10/2011) FTSE loses another 2% on banking crisis fears (04/10/2011)Asia stocks may remain under pressure (04/10/2011)More pain for Asian stocks; Australian central bank keeps rates on hold (04/10/2011) UK Equity falls curtailed by stronger US ISM data (03/10/2011)Indices fall 2% on continued Greece contagion fears (03/10/2011)\nSeptember 2011\nEuropean markets lose ground – worst quarter for FTSE since 2002 (30/09/2011)European markets lose ground as banks weigh (30/09/2011)Lack of resolution on the eurozone debt leaves Asian markets mixed (30/09/2011)Positive leads may push Asian stocks higher today (30/09/2011)EU indices mixed despite positive German EFSF vote and US GDP reading (29/09/2011)EU stocks mixed as investors eye German EFSF vote and US GDP (29/09/2011) Mixed Asian session as European debt issue lingers; Hong Kong closes due to typhoon (29/09/2011)Negative leads from the US may dampen Asian trades today (29/09/2011)Markets weaker as traders weigh up the options – Man Group shares plummet 20% (28/09/2011)Mixed gains for Asian markets (28/09/2011)Positive lead from US and Europe may lift Asian markets (28/09/2011)FTSE rallies near 4% as European leaders plan action (27/09/2011)2% gains for FTSE as miners recover and investors gamble on rescue plan (27/09/2011) Asian markets bounce back strongly (27/09/2011)EU shares rise but FTSE underperforms on mining weakness (26/09/2011) EU stocks gain as traders digest speculated EU rescue plan (26/09/2011)Asian stocks still in the red on European concerns (26/09/2011)Slow start for Asian markets without any concrete move from IMF (26/09/2011)Share prices see more falls as investors look to G20 for action (23/09/2011)European markets see choppy trade as investors look to G20 (23/09/2011)Asian markets fall but declines mixed (23/09/2011)Sell-off may spread to Asia today (23/09/2011)FTSE loses over 4% as investors sell stocks on recession fears (22/09/2011)Global markets tumble after Fed announces ‘Operation Twist’ (22/09/2011) Asian shares take a battering after weak lead from the US; SABMillers new bid for Foster’s beer (22/09/2011) Asia may follow US leads lower today (22/09/2011) Inverstors downsize riskahead of FOMC decision (21/09/2011) Indices broadly weaker as traders eye FOMC decision; BoE minutes indicate QE2 closer (21/09/2011) Sense of optimism lifts Asian stocks (21/09/2011)Market may continue to be volatile as IMF revises growth forecast; David Jones to report today (21/09/2011)2% gains for FTSE as low volumes exacerbate moves higher (20/09/2011)Indices gain as traders eye FOMC and Troika/Greece decisions (20/09/2011)Asian stocks mostly lower as Italy was downgraded (20/09/2011)Markets decline whilst gold posts positive gains (19/09/2011)European concerns hang heavily on Asian stocks (19/09/2011)Asian markets expect to be positive today (19/09/2011)Stocks jump for a third day after Central Banks free up dollars to fill liquidity holes (15/09/2011)Third day of gains for European Indices - Kingfisher leads (15/09/2011)Asian market relatively flat; Rio Tinto raises $2 billion in corporate bonds (15/09/2011)Strong open forecast for Asian markets (15/09/2011)European stock markets post gains in choppy session (14/09/2011)Stocks recover from early falls on Euro Bond comments (14/09/2011)Flat session expected in Asian markets; Australian consumer sentiment numbers out today (14/08/2011)Asian stocks slide on weak sentiment; Australian consumer data upbeat but not enough to support the market (14/09/2011)European stocks recover from lows but sentiment still fragile (13/09/2011)China meeting with a view to buying Italian bonds fails to lift European stock markets (13/09/2011)Asian stocks recover some ground (13/09/2011) Asian markets may follow US markets to recovery today (13/09/2011)Greek default and French bank concerns trigger sharp fall in share prices (12/09/2011) European stocks hit new 2yr lows on fears over Greek default and French banks credit downgrade (12/09/2011) Asian sell-off as news of Greek default looms (12/09/2011)European indices suffer losses as ECB’s Stark resigns over bond buying (09/09/2011)FTSE sees small losses as investors digest central bank decisions and Obama stimulus plan (09/09/2011)Asian markets mixed toward the weekend (09/09/2011)Choppy session after ECB becomes more dovish on prospects. BOE keeps rates on hold (08/09/2011)Traders eye BoE and ECB rate decisions (08/09/2011)Australian jobs data disappoints (08/09/2011)European markets bounce back in bargain hunting (07/09/2011)Commodities lead European stocks higher – German court rejects bailout block (07/09/2011) Asian markets rebound strongly; Australia reports stronger than expected GDP (07/09/2011)Very choppy session sees more EU Index losses – FTSE gains (06/09/2011)EU Indices bounce on bargain hunting – SNB acts to weaken Swiss Franc (06/09/2011)Asian Market Commentary: Asia markets follow Europe’s lead lower; Australian central bank holds off on interest rate (06/09/2011)Sharp losses for European Indices on sovereign debt and growth concerns (05/09/2011)Investors start week on the back foot on global growth concerns and political fragility (05/09/2011)Asian stocks down; Foster’s under pressure as SABMiller complains to takeover panel (05/09/2011)FTSE finishes the week on a sour note on US jobs stagnation (02/09/2011)US jobs stagnation puts more pressure on the Fed (02/09/2011)Traders downsize risk ahead of Non Farm Payrolls (02/09/2011)Asian markets subdued as US jobs numbers come into focus ; James Packer buys more Crown shares (02/09/2011)FTSE recovers from early falls after ISM data beats forecasts (01/09/2011) Profit taking in miners pushes FTSE lower as banks charge higher on reform delay talk (01/09/2011)Asian stocks gain on first day of new trading month; Australian retail sales jump (01/09/2011)\nAugust 2011\nEuropean indices continue charge higher as investors bet on QE3 (31/08/2011)European stock Indices gain for a third straight session led by miners (31/08/2011)Stocks cap bad month with gains (31/08/2011)FTSE rallies 2.7% as UK Index plays catch up (30/08/2011)More gains for EU stocks whilst FTSE 100 plays catch up after Bank Holiday (30/08/2011)More gains for Asian stocks (30/08/2011)Bernanke speech triggers very choppy market and trader indecision (26/08/2011)Investors downsize risk ahead of Bernanke speech at Jackson Hole (26/08/2011)Chinese banks post strong profits (26/08/2011)European stocks finish lower as German rumours sends DAX sharply lower (25/08/2011)Will Ben Bernanke announce QE3 at Jackson Hole? (25/08/2011)Stocks charge higher as investors cling to positive data and QE3 hopes (24/08/2011)Choppy trading as investors react to earnings and data (24/08/2011)EU stocks rally for second day but gains remain choppy (23/08/2011) Gains of 1.5% for EU Indices as China data supports (23/08/2011)FTSE rallies on commodity stocks but bank decline continues (22/08/2011)FTSE bounces from early loss to trade higher by 1% on commodity stock gains (22/08/2011)FTSE 100 set to open below 5000 (22/08/2011)Stocks lower again on debt, growth fears (19/08/2011)Miners and banks drag European Indices lower by 2% (18/08/2011)Asian markets break winning streak, falling slightly (18/08/2011)Sarkozy/Merkel meeting fails to inspire investors – Weale and Dale ditch rate hike calls in MPC minutes (17/08/2011)More gains for Asian markets (17/08/2011)Mixed bag of data drags UK and EU shares down (16/08/2011)EU indices fall over 1% on weaker German GDP reading (16/08/2011)Merger talk spurs Asian stocks (16/08/2011)FTSE trades higher on mining strength (15/08/2011)Stocks higher across Asia; Japan reports better than expected numbers (15/08/2011)European indices swing between gains and losses despite short selling ban (12/08/2011)Good end to a rollercoaster week for stock markets (12/08/2011)Asian stocks pare gains, end week slightly lower (12/08/2011)US indices lead Europe higher by 2.5% - French rumours swirl (11/08/2011) FTSE 100 opens with gains of 1.5% but choppy trading likely (11/08/2011)Asian stocks mixed despite negative leads (11/08/2011)Market turmoil continues after early equity rally is sold into on France rumours (10/08/2011)Sharp US turnaround leads Europe higher (10/08/2011)Asian stocks bounce from recent losses (10/08/2011)FTSE loses 5% to trade in bear market territory (09/08/2011)FTSE posts gains for first time in 7 sessions as US stocks see bounce – Fed eyed (09/08/2011)Huge volatility in Asian markets; Australian market recovers some ground (09/08/2011)Expect further declines over the coming weeks (08/09/2011)FTSE 100 recovers opening losses to post gains; IBEX and MIB both up 2% as ECB agrees to purchase bonds (08/08/2011)More losses for Asian stocks (08/08/2011)More falls for European stocks despite brief reprieve in US jobs data (05/08/2011)US non-farm payrolls better than expected (05/08/2011)Sell stampede continues after US markets drop 4% (05/08/2011)Asian stocks book large losses (05/08/2011)Initial bounce short lived as FTSE sees more losses (04/08/2011)Indices continue sharp declines on growth fears as payrolls awaited tomorrow (04/08/2011)Japanese government intervenes to stop further rise in the Yen (04/08/2011)Stock Indices slides 1.2% across Europe in early trade as risk aversion escalates (03/08/2011)Asian markets take heavy losses; Australian retail sentiment down (03/08/2011)Poor US data triggers risk aversion ahead of Friday's non-farms (02/08/2011)More ground lost for EU Indices on growth fears (02/08/2011)Relief rally short lived as economic data weighs (01/08/2011)Relief rally for stocks after US agrees to raise the debt ceiling (01/08/2011) Debt resolution in sight; across the board gains in Asian markets (01/08/2011)\nJuly 2011\nMore falls for EU Indices as debt talks hit crunch time (29/07/2011)Tough week for Asian regional stocks as US debt concerns linger (29/07/2011)FTSE 100 recovers from early losses on US data (28/07/2011)Stock indices recover from early losses; Italian bond auction eyed (28/07/2011)Wall Street jitters difficult to dismiss; Asian markets all in the red (28/07/2011)European stocks lose ground as banks weigh; US debt setback triggers new record highs for safe haven assets (27/07/2011)EU Indices weigh heavily on EU and US debt fears (27/07/2011)Asian stocks down again on US gridlock; Australian CPI higher than expected (27/07/2011)Indices lose small; BP lags; UK Q2 GDP slows to 0.2% due to special factors (26/07/2011)Asian stocks rise despite uncertainties (26/07/2011)Dow Jones and FTSE swings between flat and negative as traders eye debt talks (25/07/2011)  Indices flat to negative; Gold hits new record on US debt talk hits brick wall (25/07/2011) No debt US deal hurts shares (25/07/2011)European Indices continue high as investors give EU debt plan the thumbs up, for now (22/07/2011)European stocks lose ground as traders eye EU meeting – China data weighs on miners (21/07/2011)European stocks gain on US earnings and seeming progress on debt ceiling (20/07/2011)Asian shares break losing streak; BHP iron ore output rises (20/07/2011)FTSE 100 gains 0.8% on commodity gains and bargain hunting (19/07/2011)Stocks higher on bargain hunting as investors weigh corporate vs macro battle (19/07/2011)Uncertainty dents Asian markets; Newscorp shares rise in Sydney (19/07/2011)Banks lead stock indices lower (18/07/2011)European Indices fall 1% as banks weigh on stress test and sovereign debt concerns (18/07/2011) Asian stocks start week lower; US debt and European concerns remain (18/07/2011)Stocks lower again as traders eye bank stress results (15/07/2011)Asian stocks mixed ahead of US debt talks (15/07/2011)European stocks open lower on Moody’s notice to US credit rating (14/07/2011) US concerns continue to drag Asian stocks down; retail stocks lead Aussie stocks down (14/07/2011)FTSE 100 posts gains of 0.6% - News Corp drops bid for BSkyB (13/07/2011)European stocks lifted as Chinese GDP lifts commodities (13/07/2011)Chinese data leads region higher (13/07/2011)Roller coaster day for stock market as investors weigh up sovereign debt picture (12/07/2011)European issues weigh on Asian region (12/07/2011)Stock indices slide on Italian debt concerns – FTSE VIX rises 22% on day (11/07/2011)EU indices lower again on Italy concerns – BSKYB shares below 700p (11/07/2011)Asian markets start the week lower (11/07/2011)Shockingly bad US payrolls adds weight to calls for QE3 and sends FTSE sharply lower (08/07/2011)European indices flat as traders eye non-farm payrolls (08/07/2011)Asian markets cap week with gains (08/07/2011)Stock Indices charge higher on positive ADP jobs report and Trichet’s move to suspend Portugal’s minimum rating requirement (07/07/2011)European Indices flat to higher ahead of ECB rate (07/07/2011)China moves to tame inflation (07/07/2011)Moody’s note triggers fall 0.5% for FTSE 100 to halt run of gains (06/07/2011) First fall in 9 sessions for FTSE 100 on banking weakness (06/07/2011) Indices higher again but upward momentum may be slowing (05/07/2011) FTSE trades marginally higher for eighth straight session though dollar advance warns of profit taking (05/07/2011)More moderate gains for Asian stocks (05/07/2011)Seventh day of straight gains for the FTSE (04/07/2011)Investors pause for breath somewhat after last week’s surge (04/07/2011)FTSE sees sixth straight day of gains, helped by strong ISM data (01/07/2011)Chinese manufacturing cools (01/07/2011)\nJune 2011\nYet more gains for Indices as investors hunt risky assets (30/06/2011)European rally continues for a fourth day in a row (30/06/2011)More gains as Greece solution passed (30/06/2011)FTSE rallies as Greece votes 'yes' to austerity package (29/06/2011)Traders buy stocks on expected 'yes' vote in Greece (29/06/2011)More gains for Asian markets (29/06/2011)Traders buy stocks on expected 'yes' vote in Greece (29/06/2011)European Indices rally 1% on Greece optimism (28/06/2011)FTSE rallies 0.3% but traders cautious ahead of Greece austerity vote (27/06/2011)Markets calm before the Greek storm (27/06/2011)Stocks rebound on Greek deal – Italian banking plummet confuses traders (24/06/2011)Asian market ends week mostly higher (24/06/2011)Stocks slide on economy woes whilst oil plummets 5% on IEA move (23/06/2011)European indices lose more ground on Chinese data (23/06/2011)Asian markets lower as momentum turns (23/06/2011)FTSE falls 0.5% on bank weakness and profit taking (22/06/2011)Asian markets continue recovery albeit slowly (22/06/2011)FTSE trades higher on bargain hunting (21/06/2011)Asian markets recover slightly on optimism (21/06/2011) Stock slide continues on Greek woes (20/06/2011)Regional markets still lacking conviction (20/06/2011)Prada cuts prices in IPO dash (17/06/2011)Markets could sell off further if current support fails (16/06/2011)Little conviction as markets continue falling (16/06/2011)European indices lose ground gained as banks weigh; UK benefit claims jump (15/06/2011)Most regional markets turn negative (15/06/2011)FTSE back around the 5800 level after Chinese data (14/06/2011)Chinese numbers help snap losing streak (14/06/2011)Indices in fragile condition and could see further falls (13/06/2011)FTSE closes at 2 1⁄2 month low in potentially significant session for the summer months (10/06/2011)European indices tread water after China imports disappointment (10/06/2011)Asian markets advance as value emerges (10/06/2011)European indices gain; BoE rate unchanged; Trichet hints at July hike (09/06/2011)Asian markets mostly flat; Japan's economy contracts more than expected (09/06/2011)FTSE loses near 1% on Moody’s threat to UK’s AAA credit rating (08/06/2011)Bernanke comments do little for Asian markets (08/06/2011)European indices positive but trader buying cautious ahead of Bernanke speech (07/06/2011) FTSE 100 starts marginally higher – HMV relief on refinancing deal (07/06/2011)Asian shares still volatile (07/06/2011)EU indices flat to negative as jobs data continues to weigh (06/06/2011)Stocks end week lower; Tokyo Electric Power falls 24% after reporting earnings loss (06/06/2011)US non-farm payrolls shock markets; equities sell off (03/06/2011)Stocks end week lower; oil remains flat ahead of next OPEC report (03/06/2011)FTSE treads water as traders eye US jobs data (03/06/2011)Risk off as traders eye beaten down expectations for non-farm payrolls tomorrow (02/06/2011)Ecomonic data sends stocks lower (02/06/2011)European stock indices tread water after yesterday's surge (01/06/2011)Australian growth below expectations (01/06/2011)\nMay 2011\nEuropean stocks gain on Greece hopes but US consumer confidence and Chicago manufacturing disappoints (31/05/2011)FTSE starts week with a 1% gain tracking global stock indices higher (31/05/2011)Euro optimism helps Asian stocks; Nikkei rises over 1% (31/05/2011)Market slumber continues; copper prices surge as demand exceeds supply (30/05/2011)Banks lead the FTSE 100 higher on Basel III speculation (27/05/2011)Slow finish to the week (27/05/2011)European indices reverse gains on poor US GDP data(26/05/2011)European stocks indices gain, led by miners and banks (26/05/2011)Slight market recovery but earnings still mixed (26/05/2011)UK stocks bounce back from opening weakness - UK GDP unrevised (25/05/2011)Markets still trending lower; Japan posts $5.7 billion trade deficit (25/05/2011)European indices lifted from lows but traders still cautious (24/05/2011) Indices fall sharply whilst gold holds steady (23/05/2011) Australian banks weigh on Asian markets (23/05/2011)European Indices reverse gains on EU debt concerns (20/05/2011) Third day of gains for EU stocks as BP gets $1.1 billion settlement on spill costs (20/05/2011)Asian markets lacking clear catalyst (20/05/2011)FTSE climbs another 0.6% on gains in heavyweights despite late sell off (19/05/2011)Mixed news is good enough (19/05/2011)European indices continue higher; Glencore IPO launches (19/05/2011)EU stocks climb 1% on gains in commodity price (18/05/2011)FTSE rallies 1% from support levels once again (18/05/2011) Asian exchanges reverse losing streak to close higher (18/05/2011) EU stocks flat as traders eye Greek EU decision – Vodafone shares up 2% (17/05/2011)Asian stocks still sluggish; Japanese exporters benefit from weak Yen (17/05/2011)EU shares lower with Greece talks eyed (16/05/2011)Euro concerns rattle Asian exchanges; earthquake damages still hurting Japanese companies (16/05/2011)Stocks reverse earlier gains as traders reduce risk for the weekend (13/05/2011) Shares bounce back on bargain hunting and German/French GDP (13/05/2011)Commodity sell off continues to pressurise European indices  (12/05/2011) FTSE falls 1% as commodities continue to sell off (12/05/2011)Fall in commodity prices push Asian stocks lower (12/05/2011)FTSE rallies whilst sterling charges higher on BoE inflation report (11/05/2011)Commodity prices push Asian markets higher; China inflation number still high (11/05/2011)European indices climb 1% as China data lifts miners (10/05/2011)European markets post gains as miners are lifted by Chinese data (10/05/2011)Commodity prices push Asian markets higher; Australian budget to deliver massive cuts (10/05/2011)Risk off continues as stocks fall and dollar gains amidst Greek debt downgrade (09/05/2011)European bourses lose 0.2%-0.7% as debt concerns/HSBC results weigh (09/05/2011)Mixed trading day in Asia; Singapore shares up after national election (09/05/2011)Much better than expected US Jobs data lifts European indices (06/05/2011)European shares mixed; banks lower on Lloyds and Schroders results (05/05/2011) FTSE suffers falls of over 1.5% as ISM non-manufacturing data disappoints (04/05/2011)European indices mixed; retailers surge on Next profits (04/05/2011) Asian markets still under pressure; Japan Index manages to stay positive; Aussie dollar pulls back from highs (04/05/2011) FTSE flat as traders eye BoE rate and jobs data (03/05/2011)Europe mixed – miners lag as defensive sectors move higher (03/05/2011) Strong Asian markets; Australian central bank holds off on interest rate (03/05/2011)Japan stocks up while Australian shares end flat (02/05/2011) Miners and insurers help FTSE post small gains – Shell earnings beat expectations (28/05/2011)\nApril 2011\nAsian shares upbeat; Japan production numbers down; Aussie dollar breezes past 1.0900 vs USD (28/04/2011)FTSE flat as traders eye Bernanke – Barclays/ABF earnings disappoint (27/04/2011)Barclays weighs on FTSE – UK GDP as expected – Traders eye Bernanke (27/04/2011)Asian markets holding well as Australia falls; Aussie dollar flying high (27/04/2011)European Indices rise and US consumer confidence beats expectations (26/04/2011)European Indices head higher on low volumes (26/04/2011)European indices mixed in light volume – Philly Fed misses (21/04/2011)European indices continue higher in unspectacular volumes (21/04/2011)Asian markets rebound strongly; Aussie dollar rockets higher (21/04/2011)FTSE 100 posts best day of gains for four-and-a-half months (20/04/2011)FTSE charges back 1.8% on commodities and earnings; BoE minutes show no increased threat of rate hikes (20/04/2011) Asian markets rebound strongly (20/04/2011)FTSE 100 picks up after a -2.10% decline (19/04/2011)Asian markets in the red on the back of negative leads from the US and Europe (19/04/2011)European indices fall 0.5% as miners and banks weigh; debt concerns continue(18/04/2011)Choppy trading day in Asian markets (18/04/2011)FTSE perks up, but struggles to find momentum (15/04/2011) Mining stocks weigh on the FTSE(14/04/2011)Mixed session for Asian markets; technology shares lead Japan higher (14/04/2011)European markets rebound as sentiment remains nervous (13/04/2011)Asian markets rebound led by car makers in Japan; lower oil price bodes well for airlines (13/04/2011)Nuclear concerns continue to drag Japanese stocks (12/04/2011)ICB report fails to ignite equity markets (11/04/2011)Car makers pull Japanese shares down; M&A activities dominate Australian market (11/04/2011)Strong metal prices push the FTSE back towards its highs (08/04/2011)Hong Kong and Japanese shares close up for the weekend (08/04/2011) Markets flat after recent gains (07/04/2011)Bank of Japan sets up special lending facility for disaster affected financial institutions; Australian unemployment data drops to 4.9% (07/04/2011)US Dow Jones on target for key levels (06/02/2011)Mixed sessions in Asian markets; ASX-SGX planned merger rejected (06/02/2011) FTSE 100 eases back after recent gains (05/04/2011)Car makers drag Japan market lower; Australian Reserve Bank keeps interest rate unchanged (05/04/2011)European markets take a breather after last week’s gains, FTSE 100 holds 6000 (04/04/2011)Hong Kong and Japan shares higher on the back of Wall Street lead (04/04/2011)European indices post positive gains for April start (01/04/2011) Asian shares open a new quarter slightly higher; Aussie dollar still rising (01/04/2011)\nMarch 2011\nMixed performance among Asian stocks; Toyota hires more workers this month (31/03/2011)European markets trade higher as commodity stocks gain. DAX surges 1% (30/03/2011)Japanese stocks advance strongly; Australian equities also soar (30/03/2011)FTSE flat; UK Q4 GDP final reading marginally better; Wolseley leads on dividend reinstatement (29/03/2011)Asian stocks still under pressure; Aussie dollar shines (29/03/2011)European indices start the week positively; banks lead (28/03/2011)Asian shares tumble again; Woodside Petroleum stands out in Australian trading (28/03/2011)More positive trade for European equities – BP falls on Rosneft ruling (25/03/2011)Wall Street lead pushes Asian markets higher (25/03/2011)FTSE trades above 5800 level on retail strength (24/03/2011)Sentiment turns positive in Asia; beverage companies gain in Japan as government warns of contaminated drinking water (24/03/2011)European indices struggle – Sainsbury’s earnings disappoint, Portuguese vote eyed (23/03/2011)Asian markets wobble; uncertainty in Japan lingers (23/03/2011)FTSE struggles in afternoon session – traders bank profits (22/03/2011)European indices trade higher for fourth day in a row (22/03/2011)Japan stocks rebound strongly; Warren Buffett says Japan presents buying opportunity (22/04/2011)FTSE recovery continues as UK Index charges another 1% higher (21/03/2011)Asian markets register gains; Japan’s nuclear power plants cooling down (21/03/2011)European indices enjoy more gains but traders still edgy (18/03/2011)Asian markets rebound on news of G7 intervention (18/03/2011)European markets bounce back but traders remain cautious (17/03/2011)Japan pumps another $76 billion into economy; Asian markets remain jittery (17/03/2011)FTSE 100 trades lower on investor confusion on Japanese nuclear situation (16/03/2011)Japan stocks bounce slightly; Asian markets remain mixed (16/03/2011)Trading screens fill with red as investors flee risk on mass (15/03/2011)Japanese sharemarket falls further; anxiety prevails over Asian markets (15/03/2011)Insurers drag FTSE lower on Japanese exposure fears(14/03/2011) Asian markets plunge after Japan earthquake and tsunami (14/03/2011)EU markets lose almost 1% as correction fears loom(11/03/2011)Asian stocks fall on US and China concerns (11/03/2011)European markets trade lower on Spanish rating cut; Traders eye BoE rate decision (10/03/2011)Asian markets weighed down by global and regional concerns; miners pull Aussie market lower (10/03/2011)FTSE 100 hits new 5-week low as correction threatens (10/03/2011)Equity markets trade lower as investor concerns weigh (09/03/2011)European Indices mixed as trader’s gauge Portuguese bond auction and Libya (09/03/2011) Drop in oil price pushes Asian markets higher; miners pull Australian stocks down (09/03/2011)Miners drag European Indices lower as Libya concerns weigh on sentiment (08/03/2011)Equity markets remain edgy over concerns for Libya and oil prices (08/03/2011)Hong Kong leads Asian markets higher; Australian shares recover from early losses (08/03/2011)Equity markets consolidate gains despite rising oil prices (07/03/2011)European indices trade positively on Monday as banks gain (07/03/2011)Rising oil price still a worry for Asian markets (07/03/2011)Global Equity pare gains as solid employment data fails to impress (04/03/2011)European markets gain more ground on miners and energy stocks  (04/03/2011)European bourses climb as traders put Libya crisis to back of their minds (03/03/2011)Hong Kong shares fluctuate; Japan stocks stronger (03/03/2011)European Indices recover from lows as crude oil consolidates from highs (02/03/2011)EU indices fall on Libya and Middle East concerns despite earnings (02/03/2011) Oil price rise proves slippery for Asian markets (02/03/2011)European bourses climb as traders put Libya crisis to back of their minds (01/03/2011)Hong Kong shares fluctuate; Japan stocks stronger (01/03/2011)\nFebruary 2011\nEuropean markets snap back from last week’s falls, HSBC weighs on the FTSE 100 (28/02/2011)European indices trade lower on corporate earnings - HSBC weighs (28/02/2011)Technology and consumer stocks push Hong Kong index higher; Australian market flat (28/02/2011)EU markets trade positive on Friday - FTSE halted due to technical glitch at LSE. UK GDP deteriorates further (25/02/2011)Asian markets bounce strongly; Japanese government to invest on rare earth (25/02/2011)Equity markets pare losses but investors remain wary (24/02/2011)FTSE posts more losses as Nymex Crude Oil crosses $100 mark (24/02/2011)Risk aversion weighs on Asian markets; Kiwi dollar under pressure (24/02/2011)FTSE falls again on Libya woes – sterling rallies as three MPC members vote for rate hike (23/02/2011)Asian markets still jittery on Middle East concerns; Australia recovers some ground (23/02/2011)FTSE closes with small losses after another volatile day (22/02/2011)European markets fall as Crude Oil spikes on Libya unrest (22/02/2011)Escalating violence in Middle East rocks Asian markets; BHP buys into shale gas (22/02/2011)European markets fall on Libya unrest (21/02/2011)Middle East fears and China's tightening affect investors' sentiments (21/02/2011)FTSE finishes the week with a whimper (18/02/2011)China move knocks equities – UK retail sales surge in January (18/02/2011)Investors more positive on economic growth; Billabong shares up (18/02/2011)FTSE mostly flat in very quiet session (17/02/2011)Equity markets post new highs in subdued early trading (17/02/2011)Qantas shares fly high; Asian shares slightly up on the back of Wall Street (17/02/2011)FTSE flirts with new highs (16/02/2011)FTSE recovers Tuesday’s losses to rally 0.5% as banks gain again (16/02/2011)Finance stocks push Japan market higher; BHP shares down in Australia despite $10.52 billion profit (16/02/2011)Miners drag FTSE lower – UK inflation at 2-year high (15/02/2011)FTSE treads water as positive; Financial stocks counter weaker miners (15/02/2011)Mixed Asian sessions; Aussie dollar gains on strong commodity prices (15/02/2011)FTSE flat in trading as banks weigh on mining gains (14/02/2011)Japan shares gain for sixth straight day; miners boost Australian bourse (14/02/2011)Equity markets erase early losses ahead of UK PPI (11/02/2011)Fairly flat trading in Asian markets; Australia miners pull sharemarket lower (11/02/2011)FTSE closes lower as earnings disappoint – BoE rate causes no surprises (10/02/2011)Equity markets weaker ahead of BoE rate decision (10/02/2011)Hong Kong stocks slip lower; oil and gas shares pull Japan market flat (10/02/2011)Dividends in key stocks cause 0.2% fall in FTSE in quiet session (09/02/2011)FTSE lags wider Europe on dividends; traders pause for breath (09/02/2011)Three-day losing streak in Hong Kong shares; banks push Australian market higher (09/02/2011) European Indices post gains on US strength – traders shrug Chinese rate hike (08/02/2011)Equity markets subdued as UK Chancellor raises bank levy – Chinese rate hike knocks miners (08/02/2011)Japan shares up on good earnings while technology stocks pull Hong Kong market down (08/02/2011)Equity markets remain positive amid investor optimism (07/02/2011)European indices start the week higher on commodity gains (07/02/2011) Asian markets mixed after Chinese New Year break (07/02/2011)European markets post gains after mixed jobs number (04/02/2011)European Indices fall on US inflation concerns after ISM data(03/02/2011)Equity markets lose shine as oils drag and Egyptian tension weighs on sentiment(03/02/2011)Choppy session sees trader’s bank profits ahead of non farm payrolls (02/02/2011)Equity markets buoyed by positive US data and fears of contagion easing in the Middle East (02/02/2011)Asian markets rise on signs of strong global recovery (02/02/2011)FTSE charges 1.6% higher as commodity stocks surge (01/02/2011)\nJanuary 2011\nEquity markets lower on Egyptian crisis (31/01/2011)   Egyptian unrest sends jitters to Asian markets (31/01/2011)  FTSE underperforms amid China caution and US GDP (28/01/2011) Miners pull FTSE 100 lower. Eyes on US Q4 GDP reading (28/01/2011)Japan's credit rating downgrade sends Asian markets lower (28/01/2011)Indices largely unmoved as miners balance weak banking stocks – Japan ratings cut shrugged off (27/01/2011)Asian markets follow Wall Street’s strong lead (27/01/2011)Dow Jones hits 12,000 after strong Home Sales data (26/01/2011)European equity markets buoyed in early trading following a strong final hour in US trading (26/01/2011)UK Q4 GDP shock sends FTSE lower (25/01/2011)UK Q4 GDP shocks with contraction of 0.5%; raises fears of a double dip recession (25/01/2011)Industrial stocks power Asian markets higher (25/01/2011)FTSE charges higher by 1% on miners, pharma and oil firms - Cocoa rises on export ban call (24/01/2011)European markets start with small gains – data eyed (24/01/2011)Mixed performance amongst Asian markets; Australian market pushed higher by banks (24/01/2011)European markets gain ground on bargain hunting (21/01/2011)China factor still weighing on Asian markets; Cathay Pacific shares down (21/01/2011)FTSE down 1% in early trading after China GDP raises fears of aggressive monetary tightening (20/01/2011)Asia weighed down by negative Wall Street lead; Australian miners pull index lower (20/01/2011)Goldman Sachs earnings trigger equity sell off - FTSE back below 6000 again (19/01/2011) Equity markets look to consolidate yesterday’s gains following positive updates from Apple & IBM overnight (19/01/2011)Another strong day in Asian markets; Aussie gains further against USD(19/01/2011)FTSE rallies 1% on strength in commodity shares(18/01/2011)Miners fuel equity markets early Tuesday morning(18/01/2011)Asian markets rise strongly as Europe's debt issue eases slightly (18/01/2011) EU indices treading water on Martin Luther King Day (17/01/2011)European markets start the week devoid of ‘energy’, apart from energy stocks (17/01/2011)Hong Kong stocks down on Chinese tightening measures (17/01/2011)Heavyweights drag FTSE lower but market off lows (14/01/2011)China move to hike reserve requirements triggers mining weakness; Intel’s earnings jump tech stocks; JPM eyed (14/01/2011)Finance stocks push Hong Kong market higher; Singapore index down (14/01/2011)FTSE falls after spike in jobless claims but Spanish and Italian indices are higher again (13/01/2011)Equity markets start the day in tentative fashion ahead of Euro Bond Auctions (13/01/2011)Portugal bond sales bodes well for Asian markets (13/01/2011)FTSE rallies in choppy trade after successful Portugese bond auction (12/01/2011)Miners drive equity markets higher (12/01/2011)Hong Kong market still rising; Floods continue to weigh on Australian shares (12/01/2011)Equity remains strong following positive morning session (11/01/2011) FTSE charges higher after company earnings and broker actions lift optimism (11/01/2011) Asian markets mixed; Queensland floods weighing on the Aussie dollar (11/01/2011)Equity markets remain cautious ahead of US reporting season (10/01/2011)European Indices start the week lower as investor’s eye US earnings season (10/01/2011)Finance stocks drag down Asian markets; Banks and mining stocks suffer in Australia (10/01/2011)Lower US payroll data weighs on European stocks (07/01/2011)FTSE sell off continues as traders eye strong jobs report (07/01/2011)Asia awaits US jobs data; commodity and property stocks down in Singapore (07/01/2011)FTSE gives up its gains after US labour market seen improving (07/01/2011)Equities remain in favour as FTSE consolidates above 6000 (06/01/2011) Aussie dollar under pressure, below parity as USD rebounds (06/01/2011)FTSE rallies on strong ADP jobs numbers (05/01/2011)Equity markets start the day in subdued fashion (05/01/2011)Energy and consumer stocks drag Hong Kong market; Australian bourse on slippery slope (05/01/2011)UK markets play catch up as FTSE welcomes New Year in with a bang (04/01/2011)FTSE starts the year with a bang – FTSE 100 up 2% (04/01/2011) Cathay Pacific and finance stocks boost Asian markets; Australian market flat despite strong miners (04/01/2011)\nDecember 2010\nFTSE falls on mining weakness as New Year approaches (31/12/2010)FTSE trades around 6000 as oil firms lag (30/12/2010)FTSE falls in light trade as investors slowly return (29/12/2010)Santa rally continues as FTSE flirts with 6000 (23/12/2010)European Christmas rally continues (21/12/2010) Asian markets up as Korean tension eases; Australian dollar holding ground against US dollar (21/12/2010) European Indices gain in light trade – FTSE likely to be stuck in range until New Year (20/12/2010) Hong Kong and Singapore stocks down; Tension in Korea weighing down on Asian markets (20/12/2010) FTSE flat as trader’s eye Christmas absence – banks weigh on Ireland credit downgrade (17/12/2010) Markets remain flat on triple witching day (17/12/2010)Thin volumes as holiday trading kicks in; Finance stocks led China Index lower(17/12/2010)European shares post small losses as investors scale down risky asset classes(16/12/2010)Mixed day in Asian markets(16/12/2010)Strong economic data from US helps Indices to recover from earlier losses(15/12/2010)Equity markets slightly lower, yet range bound and lacking direction(15/12/2010)Asian markets lower on China factor; Cathay Pacific shares dip(15/12/2010)FTSE 100 closes on its highs ahead of FOMC rate announcement (14/12/2010)European Indices trade slightly lower – FOMC and Retail Sales eyed (14/12/2010)Mixed day in Asian markets (14/12/2010)FTSE 30 points off 29 month high after surge in miners (13/12/2010)FTSE charges towards 5900 after China data maintains healthy risk appetite (13/12/2010)China's decision to hold off on interest rates pushes Asian markets higher (13/12/2010)FTSE flat, DAX gains – miners rally despite China’s bank reserve hike (10/12/2010)Bank shares prop up the FTSE but the Euro’s woes continue - HMV shares hit by guidance warning (09/12/2010)Hang Seng Index higher on energy and technology stocks (07/12/2010)European Indices rally on M&A activity – banks lower ahead of EU meeting (06/12/2010)FTSE fluctuates as euro zone worries offset QE3 chatter (06/12/2010)Strong commodity prices push market higher (06/12/2010)Indices across reverse gains after surprising slow growth in US jobs (03/12/2010)Indices climb another 0.8% as investors bargain hunt (02/12/2010)Strong early morning gains consolidated as banks and commodities drive equity markets up +2% (01/12/2010)European issue lingers and drags Asian markets lower (01/12/2010)\nNovember 2010\nEuropean markets trade sideways as investors remain edgy (30/11/2010)Another down day in Asian markets (30/11/2010)European markets sink as bailout fails to stem euro zone fears (29/11/2010)European shares trade flat to lower with banks higher – IBEX continues to wobble (29/11/2010)FTSE falls 1.2% on low volumes as miners sell off (26/11/2010)Low volume day in Asia due to US holiday (26/11/2010)FTSE/DAX rallies 0.8% - IBEX woes continue on debt concerns (25/11/2010)Jobs data drives European markets higher (25/11/2010)Equity markets remain under pressure as eurozone and Korean concerns remain (24/11/2010)European markets slide as euro fears remain (23/11/2010)Asian markets sink on Chinese tightening concerns (23/11/2010)European shares driven lower on Irish jitters (22/11/2010)Strong start to the morning appears short-lived as caution prevails (22/11/2010)Chinese market higher on technology stocks (22/11/2010)Equities slide amid low volumes as China raises reserve ratio (19/11/2010)Equity markets hold gains as US economy shows signs of support (18/11/2010)Market strong as investors await Ireland’s fate (18/11/2010)Asian markets rebound as investors look for a bargain (18/11/2010)European equity markets edgy amid concerns over outcome of Ireland's debt woes (17/11/2010) Markets drift after yesterday’s correction (17/11/2010)Asian shares fall as markets swing from greed to fear (17/11/2010)Bank shares retreat on China and Ireland woes (16/11/2010)Stocks shrug off Ireland worries to post modest gains (15/11/2010)Markets drift as uncertainty remains (15/11/2010)Hong Kong market falls; another bid for AXA keeps Australian market busy (15/11/2010)European stocks fall on China and Ireland worries (12/11/2010)European markets tumble on euro fears and China worries (12/11/2010)Asian markets weaker; hopes of concrete resolution from G20 fading (12/11/2010)European markets flat – bank weakness cancels mining strength (11/11/2010)Banking and energy stocks lead Asian markets higher (11/11/2010)Eurozone debt problems and a stronger Dollar take the shine off of gold (10/11/2010)Indices largely range bound – Rolls Royce falls on uncertainty (10/11/2010)Most Asian markets slip on Chinese inflation concerns (10/11/2010) European markets close higher on corporate earnings and strong mining performance (09/11/2010) European markets push higher amid corporate cheer (09/11/2010)Hong Kong market slips as Singapore rises (09/11/2010)European Indices fall 0.5% on profit taking - Rolls Royce lifted after statement (08/11/2010)European markets pause for breath after reaching two year high on Friday (08/11/2010) Asian markets mixed as Australian stocks close lower (08/11/2010)European markets snap back after US jobs data (05/11/2010)Indices lower and market consolidates (05/11/2010) FTSE surges 2% on best trading day in 2 months after Fed injects $600bn (04/11/2010)Markets fly on Fed stimulus and corporate guidance (04/11/2010)Trading quiet as spotlight heads towards the Fed (03/11/2010)All eyes on tonight’s Fed decision – markets calm before the storm (03/11/2010)Asian markets relatively higher; 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0503wb-54-06811", "text": "Green is the Color of Poverty\nHome\nProjects & Activities\nEvents\nAbout GRIH\nDonate\nContact\n. . . . . . . . . ISSUES . . . . . . . . .\nNative Hawaiian Self Government\n•The Vote for Statehood\nGovernment Accountability\n•Elected Officials Visions\n•Taxpayer Protection Pledge\nOwnership Economics\nChoices for Education\n•Military Charter Schools\nConsumer Driven\nHealthcare\nCommon Sense Transportation\n. . . INFO FROM GRASSROOT . . .\nGrassroot Publications\nGrassroot Perspective\nWeekly Grass in Review\nGrassroot\nPublications\nBook & DVD\nReviews\n. . . . . . 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So is carbon offsetting the best way to ease your conscience?” Why use a\nfoot pump in the 21st century? Because for offsetting to work, poor people\nworldwide have to continue using outdated, nonpolluting technology at the cost\nof their own advancement and prosperity. Some have fairly called this\neco-enslavement. What else would you call it when some poor person on the other\nside of the world has to work extra hard just so you don’t feel guilty about\nyour SUV?\nThis\nspecial edition of GIR looks at the forgotten victims of the Green agenda: the\nworld’s poor who are denied the benefits of the modern world by elites who\ncould care less about their well-being.\nIN THE\nNEWS - HIGHLIGHTED COMMENTARIES\nGrassroot Institute is\nregularly featured in news articles and broadcasts around the state. Here is a\nsample of some of our recent articles, research stories, and other articles of\ninterest.\nEnvironmental Activists Are Enemies of the Poor\nBy Roy Innis\n\"People here have no jobs,\" Mark Fenn admitted, after taking\ndocumentary producers on a tour of his $35,000 catamaran and the site of his new\ncoastal home. \"But if you could count how many times they smile in a day, if you\ncould measure stress\"--and compare that to \"well-off people\" in London or New York--\"then tell me, who is rich and who is poor?\"\nFenn is coordinator of the World Wildlife Fund's campaign against a proposed mining project near Fort Dauphin, Madagascar. The locals strongly support the project and want the jobs, improved port, sustained development, and improved living standards and environmental quality this state-of-the-art operation will bring....\nBut Fenn claims the mine will change the \"quaint\" village and harm the environment. He says he feels \"like a resident,\" his children \"were born and raised\" there, and the locals \"don't consider education to be important\" and would just spend their money on parties, jeans, and stereos.\n(To read more, click here.)\nGreen\nActivists Hurt the World's Poor: An Interview with Paul Driessen\nBy James\nM. Taylor\nGRIH Senior Fellow Paul Driessen is a warrior on the front lines of the battle against Third World poverty and disease.\nAs a senior policy advisor for the Congress of Racial Equality and a senior fellow with the Committee for a Constructive Tomorrow, Driessen dedicates himself to identifying and eliminating the obstacles that keep people in underdeveloped countries from breaking through the abject poverty barrier.\nAll too often, Driessen has discovered, the very environmental activist groups that claim to care so much about people in underdeveloped countries are the ones keeping them down.\nJames M. Taylor caught up with Driessen for a discussion of Third World nations and the environment.\n(To read more, click here.)\nFRESH PERSPECTIVE\nOpportunity for Young\nAdults:\nGrassroot Institute of Hawaii created the Fresh\nPerspective column exclusively to publish the work of high school and college\nstudents. In addition to work appearing on GRIH’s website, their work is also\nsubmitted to Hawaii Reporter.\nSubmissions are welcome from any interested young adult, and we will publish\nwork that is clearly written and grammatically sound.\nFor earlier Fresh\nPerspectives please click\nhere.\nContact:  wendy@grassrootinstitute.org for more info.\nTRY OUR BLOGS\nUse\nthese links to access various topics.\nThe Mystery of Hawaiian\nHistory>>>Blog Archives>>>Civil Rights Committee -- Akaka Bill Testimony\nDash of Calabash>>>Blog\nArchives>>>Questionable Ethics in Ethics Bill\nDash of Calabash>>>Blog\nArchives>>>World's Tallest Bridge Less $$ Than Nimitz Flyover\nDash of Calabash>>>Blog\nArchives>>>Global Capitalism & a \"Model\" Socialist State\nDash of Calabash>>>Blog\nArchives>>>Robin Hood in Reverse: That Sums Up the Proposed Honolulu Rail Project\nRead what others have written or add your own thoughts. Click here for more\nblogs.\nLIBERTY NETWORK\nGrassroot Institute of Hawaii is a member of an\nextensive international liberty network of organizations that promote more\nindividual autonomy and less governmental involvement in human affairs.\nGRIH Board Member Paul E. Smith's response to a\nDan Boylan Midweek column was published in HawaiiReporter.com:\n\"Down on Midweek's Dan Boylan\"\nBill Burgess was on the Honolulu Advertiser Hot Seat, August\n27th. For\nthose of you who missed it, the comments are\navailable by clicking here.\nThe Hawaii\nadvisory committee to the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights will be receiving\ntestimony in Honolulu, Hilo and Lihue:\n--\nSept. 12, 1:00 PM, State Capitol, Honolulu\n--\nSept. 13, 12:30 PM, Hilo state office building (NEW DATE)\n--\nSept. 14, 1:00 PM, Performing Arts\nCenter, Kauai Community College\n(NEW DATE)\nOn July 31, Grassroot Institute of Hawaii cosponsored a 95th Birthday\nCelebration Luncheon in honor of Milton Friedman. The main speaker for the event\nwas Doug Bandow, prominent author and commentator on economics and freedom. His\ntalk will be shown on Olelo, Oahu Channel 52 as detailed below:\n-- Monday, September 17th at 8:00 AM (For the early\nbirds)\n-- Tuesday, September 18th at 8:30 AM (For the early birds)\nIt is well worth watching.\nCOALITION LETTER: GRIH joined Americans for Prosperity and 34 other\ncitizen groups in a July 31 letter to all members of Congress opposing an\nincrease in the tax rate on carried interest capital gains, currently 15\npercent. You can read the press release here and the letter to members of the US Congress here.\nUPCOMING EVENTS\nAll of the\nInstitute’s events, research publication dates and speaking engagements are available on our website.\nREGISTER NOW!!! 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An acclaimed\nmulti-media commentator, Paul hosts an online, radio, and print opinion\nprogram, Common Sense,\nwhich reaches a growing list of over 15,000 e-mail subscribers and is aired\ndaily by more than 150 stations in 48 states.\nFor more information about Paul Jacob, click here.\nClick here to learn more about this event, and to register for what promises to be an unforgettable evening.\nNovember 10-12, 2007\nThe 2007 Preserving the American Dream Conference\n\"Recovering from Smart Growth\"\nWyndham Hotel, San Jose, Calfornia\nDoes the high cost of rail transit have you\ndown? Are heavily subsidized, high-density developments infesting your city? Is\nutopian urban planning making housing unaffordable in your region?\nIf\nso, you need to attend the 2007 Preserving the American Dream conference,\ncosponsored by the Grassroot Institute. This conference will give you the\nopportunity to meet dozens of expert speakers and activists from all over the\nworld. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0502wb-61-32124", "text": "EVcast #234: Suck Amps, Baby!\nHOMEPAGE\nMEETYOUR HOSTS\nLISTEN TOTHE PODCAST\nLIVEBROADCAST\nSPONSORTHE EVCAST\nEVCASTINTERVIEWS\nOURSPONSORS\nBO&RYAN;PODCASTS\nFUN STUFF!\nLOGINHERE\nJOINNOW!\nYou are not logged in. Access is limited. Login or see membership information. • EVcast\nEVcast.com is the home of the EVcast.  The EVcast is a podcast dedicated to bringing consumers the latest information on electric vehicles in a non-technical, non-political, and entertaining way.  Don't forget, you can also subscribe to this podcast via iTunes or your favorite podcatcher.\nNEW! 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The reason, I'm a DIY EVer & don't see myself buying a production EV any time soon. This episode caught my eye though & boy am I glad I tuned in. This was a GREAT session, right up my ally.Quote from Nodd on Monday, May 11th 2009 @ 8:00 PMI agree with tbone, I'd love to hear more about conversions in future episodes. Cheers,Quote from Nodd on Monday, May 11th 2009 @ 8:00 PMNodd1985 VW Cabriolet - 120v leadacid - 9\" motor - 40 mile range\nTags allowed: [b](bold)[/b], [i](italics)[/i], links will automatically be hyperlinked\nSecurity Check. Enter both words below, separated by a space.\nCan't read the words below? Try different words or an audio captcha.\nText in the Box:\nBlog Entry\nEVcast #234: Suck Amps, Baby!Sunday, May 10th 2009 @ 7:15 AM\n(1 ratings)    post viewed 3853 times\nJoin Nikki Bloomfield, Adam Walker and John \"Plasmaboy\" Wayland for episode 234: \"Suck Amps, Baby!\" Nikki, Adam and John discuss the world of custom built EVs and the best vehicles to use to convert yourself to electric. They also discuss some of the common issues facing DIY electric conversions and ways to get that EV grin! ShareDon't just listen to the EVcast -- experience and be a part of it!  Join us at 1:00pm Eastern, MF, in our live video broadcast and chat along with us!\nComments\nJimStack1 said on Sunday, May 10th 2009 @ 9:58 PM:John is fast but most of us don't have his skills.\nNissan is starting to sell their new 2010 electric for 20K, the federal government will give you a $7,500 incentive. They have lithium batteries with a 100+ mile range. You lease the battery at 2-3 cents a mile.\nI could never build one that good. Only 4 US cities are in the start up but many could be added. I'll gt one as soon and they are available !\nquote comment\nadd new comment\nNikki Gordon-BloomfieldSaturday HostFree Accessaminorjourney said on Monday, May 11th 2009 @ 11:29 AM:Absolutely,\nBut some people don't like the look of the vehicles on the market right now - or the ones due to reach market sooner.\nOr, if you just want to be different, you know that there's at least no chance that someone will take your own converted car away on a lease buy-back scheme.\nIt's just another option to getting an EV and an EV grin. How you get there is up to the indidvidual. :)\nquote comment\nadd new comment\nRick CovertFree AccessRickCovert said on Monday, May 11th 2009 @ 1:15 PM:Nikki,\nI'm not a gun nut but I have to ask this question. Is the Enfield electric vehicle made by the same company that made the famous Enfield bolt action rifle?\nRick, from the oil capitol of the world, Houston, TX.\nquote comment\nadd new comment\nTaryon CornwellFree Accesstbone61032 said on Monday, May 11th 2009 @ 3:15 PM:This is my favorite evcast show to date, I am a FYI guy. Would like to see conversion show every two weeks or so.\nquote comment\nadd new comment\nNodd said on Monday, May 11th 2009 @ 8:00 PM:I subscribed to this podcast when it first came out but to be honest I lost interest a while ago & haven't made it through a whole show in some time now. The reason, I'm a DIY EVer & don't see myself buying a production EV any time soon. This episode caught my eye though & boy am I glad I tuned in. This was a GREAT session, right up my ally.\nI agree with tbone, I'd love to hear more about conversions in future episodes. Cheers,\nNodd1985 VW Cabriolet - 120v leadacid - 9\" motor - 40 mile range\nquote comment\nadd new comment\nNikki Gordon-BloomfieldSaturday HostFree Accessaminorjourney said on Tuesday, May 12th 2009 @ 9:52 AM:Thanks for the positive comments, guys.\nI suspect both Adam and John would love to come back to do a future show. I plan to do one soon about plug in hybrids and DIY stuff there... While it's not exactly a full electric vehicle some of the stuff carries over...\nRick - The Enfield was not created by the same company as made the motorbikes - at least, I don't THINK they did.\nNikki.\nquote comment\nadd new comment\nRick CovertFree AccessRickCovert said on Tuesday, May 12th 2009 @ 12:50 PM:Nikki,\nI have to third the kudos to your program. I liked the diy program and I think as much is it would be nice to plunk money down on the Chevy Volt or the Ford Focus EV I'm not sure that the Volt is something I can afford and the Ford Focus is a way for Ford to reach the new EPA mileage standards for the US fleet while still holding onto the huge Ford Expeditions and the like. If Ford can build just enough EVs to tip the balance in its favor it can continue with business as usual. Ford doesn't even have to sell them to the public. They can sell them only to commercial car fleet purchasers and exclude the general public. No wonder they don't want any bail out money. What car company wants its CEO fired and then to be told that it can no longer make anymore Fuel Sucking Pigs or FSPs as we call them here.\nSo I was gratified to hear John \"Plasmaboy\" Wayland talk about and advocate common sense strategies for converting to electric with out the appeal to magic batteries or free energy ponzie schemes to power the cars. One thing I would probably beg to differ with John on though is that he said that modern cars would be more difficult to convert and he discouraged it. I think this is wrong for three reasons.\nFirst, newer cars are safer cars. Older cars like the Volkswagen Rabbit of the 1980s have no airbags, reinforced steel doors or headrests that absorb whiplash and are therefore death traps in a car accident. It's not a trivial matter here in the US because upwards of 32,000 people die per year in accidents. Part of it is undoubtedly due to the driving while cellular syndrome which is a pox on the nation.\nSecond, newer cars do not have to be harder to convert. I saw a website of a beautifully converted electric Yaris that I drooled over. It was so well done it looked factory. The Yaris came out around '06 so it has all the CANBUS paraphernalia in it and yet it was converted successfully with the best parts availably like a Netgain Warp 9 series DC motor, a 1000 amp Cafe Electric Zilla controller and Exide blue maintenance free batteries. The car was brand new when it was converted so it can be done if you choose a car without all the bells, whistles and goo-gahs onboard. A Yaris fits the bill. http://www.go-ev.com/Mark_Dutko_Album_files/\nThird, with the exception of the Chevy S-10 which is still an excellent conversion choice even if GM goes into the drink, most of the older cars that John talks about converting like the Rabbit of the '80s will undoubtedly have difficulty obtaining replacement parts for things like CV joints, tie rods, springs, tail light lenses, seats, etc. So when choosing a car its important to choose one that you can get replacement parts for or you're in for a world of hurt like the president of our EV club was until he found a practically pristine 1980 Plymouth Horizon he could cannibalize for parts for his factory converted Horizon called the Jet Electrica 007.\nThere was just one other minor point. I have both books, \"Convert It\" by Michael Brown and the original \"Build Your Own Electric Vehicle\" book by Bob Brant and I liked the Bob Brant book more because it explains the advantages of each type of battery and electric motor in detail. It also places great emphasis on the proper choice of vehicle to convert based on vehicle curb weight, wind drag coefficient and capacitiy for storing batteries. But then I'm a ham radio operator so I think now you know why I like Brant's book more. But John has a valid point. Michael Brown's book is an easier read and I feel that most people who read the book who have also done shade tree mechanic work, like replacing a steering rack arm or replacing a water pump, can do this.\nRick, From the oil capitol of the world, Houston, TX.\nquote comment\nadd new comment\nRick CovertFree AccessRickCovert said on Wednesday, May 13th 2009 @ 12:44 PM:Nikki,\nOoops! I was wrong on the availability of parts for the Volkswagen Rabbit. It turns out the Rabbit was much loved, (by everyone but me but only because I had to fix my girlfriend's, now my wifes old Rabbit ICE engine when it broke otherwise its a fun car ) and so a cottage industry has evolved around the Rabbit. Here's some links if you need door handles, side view mirrors, etc.\nhttp://www.autopartsdeal.com/volkswagen/rabbit/parts.html\nhttp://www.autohausaz.com/vw-auto-parts/vw-rabbit-parts.html\nhttp://www.autoguide.net/apf/volkswagen-exterior_parts/rabbit-catalog.html\nRick, from the oil capitol of the world, Houston, TX.\nquote comment\nadd new comment\nRobert AgeeFree AccessRobertAgee said on Wednesday, May 13th 2009 @ 4:04 PM:Nikki,\nGreat show.  It is because of guys like John Wayland, KiwiEv, and many others that have done conversions that inspired me and I am sure many others to do there conversions.\nBecause it seems like it takes forever for the manufactures to catch up with private garages it is people like this that keep the fire going for ev's.\nAlso on the subject of Morris Minors.  We also had the Hillman's sold here in the U.S.\nI had a 1959 Hillman Husky when I was a teenager and I sure wish I still had it.  It would have made a really fun sleeper to take to the races IMHO. It was very similar to the Morris Minor.\nI am glad to rub it in but because I am an Oregonian I will get to see the White Zombie run the July at Portland International Raceway.  Woo Hoo\nAnyways great show keep up the good work\nquote comment\nadd new comment\nNikki Gordon-BloomfieldSaturday HostFree Accessaminorjourney said on Thursday, May 14th 2009 @ 5:45 PM:Fantastic! Are you going to the Invitational?\nNikki.\nquote comment\nadd new comment\nBrandonPaul said on Wednesday, September 23rd 2009 @ 3:52 AM:This is a nice video..Nice\n", "entities": [{"start": 301, "end": 307, "label": ["30656409"]}, {"start": 314, "end": 320, "label": ["30656409"]}, {"start": 525, "end": 531, "label": ["186266"]}, {"start": 872, "end": 878, "label": ["30656409"]}, {"start": 3952, "end": 3956, "label": ["73165"]}, {"start": 4014, "end": 4017, "label": ["18782493"]}, {"start": 4131, "end": 4134, "label": ["42719"]}, {"start": 4177, "end": 4179, "label": ["18782493"]}, {"start": 4216, "end": 4222, "label": ["30656409"]}, {"start": 4277, "end": 4284, "label": ["496028"]}, {"start": 4286, "end": 4288, "label": ["548981"]}, {"start": 4452, "end": 4458, "label": ["43078303"]}, {"start": 4706, "end": 4708, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 5265, "end": 5267, "label": ["30656409"]}, {"start": 5275, "end": 5277, "label": ["18782493"]}, {"start": 5499, "end": 5506, "label": ["94318"]}, {"start": 5570, "end": 5577, "label": ["94318"]}, {"start": 5638, "end": 5645, "label": ["13774"]}, {"start": 5647, "end": 5649, "label": ["29810"]}, {"start": 6167, "end": 6169, "label": ["30656409"]}, {"start": 6738, "end": 6741, "label": ["42719"]}, {"start": 7205, "end": 7215, "label": ["8783360"]}, {"start": 7223, "end": 7236, "label": ["30656409"]}, {"start": 7259, "end": 7263, "label": ["8783360"]}, {"start": 7298, "end": 7308, "label": ["30656409"]}, {"start": 7322, "end": 7326, "label": ["30433662"]}, {"start": 7344, "end": 7347, "label": ["58666"]}, {"start": 7374, "end": 7376, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 7451, "end": 7455, "label": ["30433662"]}, {"start": 7478, "end": 7481, "label": ["18782493"]}, {"start": 7554, "end": 7558, "label": ["30433662"]}, {"start": 8344, "end": 8361, "label": ["182188"]}, {"start": 8536, "end": 8538, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 9376, "end": 9386, "label": ["865304"]}, {"start": 9441, "end": 9443, "label": ["12102"]}, {"start": 9626, "end": 9628, "label": ["18010483"]}, {"start": 9836, "end": 9838, "label": ["18782493"]}, {"start": 9891, "end": 9907, "label": ["851961"]}, {"start": 9965, "end": 9972, "label": ["851961"]}, {"start": 10808, "end": 10815, "label": ["13774"]}, {"start": 10817, "end": 10819, "label": ["29810"]}, {"start": 10991, "end": 11008, "label": ["182188"]}, {"start": 11027, "end": 11033, "label": ["26573"]}, {"start": 11552, "end": 11559, "label": ["13774"]}, {"start": 11561, "end": 11563, "label": ["29810"]}, {"start": 12764, "end": 12768, "label": ["47088"]}]}
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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0503wb-00-07839", "text": "Weighing Kids at School\nMotivational Speaker - Craig Harper\nHome\nAbout Craig\nStore\nCorporate Speaking\nCoaching\nCraig on TV\nGet In Touch\nMedia Enquiries\nThursday, Apr 16, 2009\nPosted by Craig\nWeighing Kids at School\nShare\nBefore we get under way with today’s chat, a little news....\nA two-day RYL in Perth!\nHi Team. A little while ago I was approached by the very lovely Susie James and her team from Funny Farm Fitness in WA to run a two-day (live-in) RYL Program for her and her clients from July 31 – August 2. Susie has kindly agreed to open the program up to anyone from the West (or East for that matter) who might like to come along for two days of life-changing motivation, inspiration and education. The program will be identical to the one we’re running here in Victoria next month. Although I will be two months older. And wiser.\nOkay, older.\nIf you would like to book a place or talk to Susie, she can be contacted during business hours on 0438 910 664 or you can email her at funnyfarmfitness@bigpond.com. The venue for the program is Club Capricorn, Two Rocks Road, Yanchep. I hope to see some of you there.\nVertically Challenged\nMost of my long-time readers will know that as a teenager I was a somewhat... er.. voluptuous. Full-figured. Thick-set. Stocky. Big-boned. Solid. Sure the experts might have classified me as obese, but I preferred to see myself as... short for my weight. Vertically challenged for my mass. It was totally about my height and not my weight.\nSee, it’s a perspective thing.\nOr a denial thing.\nOkay, I was a whopper.\nButtons Being Pushed\nAnyway, a few of the ex-fat kid’s buttons have been pushed lately because there has been talk here in the Land Down Under about weighing kids at school in a kind of annual physiological assessment; essentially a height measurement, some weighing and a BMI calculation. I can hear the screams of protest starting before I even finish this sentence. But what if it’s done in a completely clinical manner and only the parent, the clinician and the child know the outcome of the test? Does the idea still suck then? Does the idea suck at all? Maybe you like it? Perhaps the only way to address childhood obesity is in a practical manner such as this? After all, it gives us a measurable, objective and scientific assessment of where the child is at and how they are tracking over time.\nMore Education?\nSurely, if the answer to the obesity problem was to pump the kids and parents full of more information, then our kids would be shrinking by the day because we’ve got obesity-related information and education coming out of our ears... yet they ain’t gettin’ no smaller. Er, any smaller.\nWhat do You Think?\nToday’s instalment is more of a discussion than it is a lesson, so I look forward to seeing what the group consensus will be on this topic. I think the idea has some merit but I’m not totally sold. I would need to know a little more about how the overall concept would be implemented and developed over the long term before I could give it my tick of approval. And we all know how much the government values my opinion. As an ex-fatty, I think I would have appreciated a little short-term pain for some long-term gain. But then again, maybe the chocolate cake-eating, fat fourteen year-old ‘me’ would think that his older counterpart is a big tool.\nYour thoughts?\nAbout the weighing that is. Not whether or not I’m a tool.\nIf you’re not sure how to leave a comment, click here. Yep, even you chronic Lurkers. Also, let me know how you’re going with the abstaining from arguing thing (off the back of Tuesday’s post).\nCiao x\nLove this article? Sign up for my FREE Email Newsletter today to receive more articles like this, and my FREE Ebook!\nPost Footer automatically generated by Add Post Footer Plugin for wordpress.\n{ 80 comments... read them below or add one }\nGJ\nApril 15, 2009 at 7:42 pm\nThe argument supporting school weigh-ins seems to be that it would be no different from ear tests and eye tests etc. I am a school teacher and I firmly believe there is a huge difference. Children compare results all the time, they care very little between their hearing and sight tests compared to how much they would about weight. Please remember how competetive children are and how cruel they can be in their comparisons that would inevitably result from these weigh-ins.\nReply\nAnonymous\nApril 15, 2009 at 7:46 pm\nIf parents limited the time their child spends on low-activity such as television watching, DVDs, computer and other electronic games we wouldn’t need to weigh kids in school.Ally\nReply\nJules\nApril 15, 2009 at 7:48 pm\nI remember two days in particular from my school days (err years – all 13 of them). The first was in Grade 5 or 6. We all got weighed and it was writen on a chart. For all to see. What purpose does that serve? I hated it. The second day was in Yr 7. First class of physical education for the year we were all lined up and got weighed by teacher. Kids all share their weight. Just like saying ‘what did you get [in the maths test].’ Then we did the dreaded ‘beep test’ (shuttle run it’s also called). I loved that as much as you loved Swimming Carnival day.\nI’d maybe give it the heads up if I knew more about the process and what they would do, as a school to help improve it. Maybe Mr Rudd (Australian prime minister) could fund daily small group fitness sessions at your kids gym all year round? Open up Gecko centres around Australia. Then go global. AND, instead of having the parentals dropping kid off and returning an hour later, get them involved in the fitness class. Problems of childhood and adult obesity solved and kid and parent(s) all live to 130yo.\n[My head too busy to argue with self and others. I'm prioritising sleep over fitness for next couple of days. I'm okay with that. Mostly.]\nJules(Bayside Melbourne)\nReply\nCraig Harper\nApril 15, 2009 at 8:36 pm\nGood point GJ...\nReply\nCraig Harper\nApril 15, 2009 at 8:37 pm\nIf only they would Ally..\nReply\ncarolp\nApril 15, 2009 at 8:54 pm\nWell it may surprise you but this already happens in many secondary schools in Victoria as part of a physical education class.....BMIs are worked out and then fitness tests are completed.\nSupposedly all in private and very sensitively done....BUT in my experience as a secondary teacher (no not phys ed)the teachers conducting these tests are already the fit and sporty ones...and hence have little concept of the pain caused to those who are not so fit or sporty...although it is private everyone knows who is fit/overweight etc and it does nothing except cause the unfit ones to manufacture excuses...forge notes or wag school to avoid these dreaded weighings....i ‘get’ that in theory it seems a good idea but in practise (to me) it only seems to cement the negative body image which these kids already have....it my mind we should do more to encourage even the ‘non sporty’ ones to enjoy sport rather than constantly rewarding those who are ‘good’ until the others give up........very very few girls continue with sport after year 10....and no one makes a move to reverse this trend....well these are my thoughts anyway.\nReply\nLiz U\nApril 15, 2009 at 8:57 pm\nIn theory I can see some merit in this, to help children become more educated about food and exercise.\nIn practise however I think the psychological damage it may do some children would far outweigh the benefits of such a program.\nThe teasing and bullying that goes on already in schools isn’t completely able to be managed now, I feel this may give more negative feedback to children.\nFat kids know they are fat, they don’t need to be weighed to be told that.\nI have a friend whose son is fat, he knows it and has been bullied at school because of it.\nOne day (after reading Craig’s book I had a better idea of how to approach her on the topic) I did talk to her about how she could help him, instead of managing the bullying problem through the school, look at giving her son the information he needs to start losing weight (she is unable to help him too much and he is 11 years old).\nShe has lined him up with my PT (who is great and has kids of her own) and she’ll keep him moving in the right direction, and he’s also shown an interest in a couple of sports so hopefully he’ll start to see a change soon!\nHe also loves the feedback he has been getting from our PT so it’s starting to work.\nSo after that rant, I can see the pluses but then I can see the problems too, I think it would be better to be run maybe through the school but not as a compulsory school thing (maybe talk to the parents of overweight children) so there isn’t such a stigma attached to it.\nSchool sucks, even when you aren’t a fat kid – why make it harder than it already is.\nReply\nLiz U\nApril 15, 2009 at 8:59 pm\nAnd I agree with Ally, way too much tv watching and game playing/dvds.\nGo outside and get some fresh air and play like we did in the olden days!\nReply\nKimberly\nApril 15, 2009 at 9:00 pm\nIs it just me or do a lot of full figured kids have full figured parents. Maybe a complete family weigh-in could be the answer!\nReply\nDamo\nApril 15, 2009 at 9:07 pm\nCraig, My daughter said “that’s like the most stupid idea EVER! – whoever thought of that can go and get their head stuck on a toilet seat!”. I think her point was that she’s not a fan. Far more damage to be done than benefit. I went to school with a kid who had a weight problem in his early high school years and he didn’t need a school nurse looking over her glasses to know he had a problem. Even his friends, who loved him, called him Jumbo. He motivated himself without knowing what his BMI was and went from being called Jumbo to Muscles in 4 months. Let’s can the weighing and focus on fitness programs – kid’s self esteem is fragile enough.Damo\nReply\nMichelle\nApril 15, 2009 at 9:15 pm\nHi Craig,\nAs a paremt (and having my own weight issues) it wouldn’t bother me having my kids weighed. My kids have always been slightly underweight anyway. For a good few years my son hardly ate a thing....which was a great worry to me as he was all bones. He was on meds for adhd and they can act like an appetite suppressant. He was 38kg 3 years ago and he has now just turned 16. (I seemed to be the only one worried about it though. One paed we saw told me to feed him icecream...very useful!!! We don’t see him any more.) He now eats fairly well (although vegies are a huge challenge lol) and is up around the 62kg at about 5’9′′ My daughter is also (slightly) underweight for her height but is very healthy. (she will eat her vegies) Both see a paediatrician\nand she is not worried about them.)\nNot too sure the weighing of kids in schools will change anything for them though as it is then up to the parents to do something about and will they??? Could we be starting a body image problem especially with the young girls. Will they be testing these kids every year and are we only talking primary?? (too many questions??\nsorry)\nOOh another day goes by and no arguments...wow. Although my son is at his dad’s and he is the one I most talk “loudly” with lol He will be home on Sunday. That is when the real challenge begins lol\nHugs\nChelle xxx\nReply\nPatricia Smith\nApril 15, 2009 at 9:41 pm\nHey Craig,From being not a school fatty but to being a fatty mummy myself later in life, I say,yes to the school weighing and measuring, but the information needs to go to the parents.\nThe parents are responsible for what the kids eat.\nI have recently lost 32kg’s and in the process my son, has gone from the school yard fatty to a very thinned out and sporty young man. The only adjustments to his diet and lifestyle were the ones I made myself.\nI started eating properly, so did he, I started excercising on the weekends, they had to come with me.\nBut if you had of asked my 2 years ago, was my son fat, I would have said NO WAY, but to look back he really was. Get the parents more active and our kids wont be so fat.\nWhat do you think?\nReply\nAnonymous\nApril 15, 2009 at 10:18 pm\nHi Craig,\nA new program has just been launched in New South Wales schools which allows students to register their physical activity, sports, dance etc over a certain period in order to receive a certificate (and perhaps prizes?) for themselves and their school.\nIt’s a little like the Premier’s Reading Challenge.\nI feel this is a far more positive approach than the big weigh-in. One should reward good efforts rather than humiliate children for poor performance.\nI would be very reluctant to support a school-based fitness assessment. As a parent, I want to be responsible for my children’s health and wellbeing – not some clipboard weilding weight-Nazi.\nAs a teacher, I feel that we expect schools to solve all of society’s problems and relieve parents of their rights and responsibilities in terms of their children’s development. The obesity epidemic needs to be solved in the kitchen, not the classroom.\nLooking forward to hearing everyone else’s thoughts on this topic too.\nEnjoy your Wednesday.\nEG xxx\nReply\nAsma\nApril 15, 2009 at 10:23 pm\nI think the education kids need to be given should be more than just what the food groups are and basic nutrition concepts, they need to be taught how to live healthily and what the right and wrong choices are, whether it be at school or at home.\nI wish someone helped me when I was an extremely overweight kid and taught me portion control.\nI think kids shoud be weighed and then there should be options for these kids to enrol in an after school program where they can be assisted to lose weight. Their weiht does not need to be put on a notice board but at least they need to know.\nReply\nCraig Harper\nApril 15, 2009 at 10:42 pm\nThanks for your thoughts Jules – get some sleep ( )\nReply\nCraig Harper\nApril 15, 2009 at 10:44 pm\nAnd they are thoughts worth hearing CarolP – thanks.\nReply\nCraig Harper\nApril 15, 2009 at 10:45 pm\nNice work Liz U.. ( )\nReply\nCraig Harper\nApril 15, 2009 at 10:46 pm\nGood luck with that Kimberly!\nCheers\nReply\nCraig Harper\nApril 15, 2009 at 10:48 pm\nYour friend sounds like a ripping Bloke Damo – thanks for dropping by and sharing your (and your daughters) thoughts.\nNice debut at me-dot-com.\nManhug\nReply\nCraig Harper\nApril 15, 2009 at 10:49 pm\nGood work with the non-arguing Chelle... ( )\nNow... about Sunday..\nReply\nCraig Harper\nApril 15, 2009 at 10:51 pm\nYou make some great points Patricia... thanks for stopping by and congrats on your (and your son’s) weight-loss.\nGood for you\nReply\nCraig Harper\nApril 15, 2009 at 10:52 pm\n“The obesity epidemic needs to be solved in the kitchen, not the classroom.”\nNice work EG\nReply\nCraig Harper\nApril 15, 2009 at 10:54 pm\nThanks for sharing your thoughts fellow ex-fat kid Asma...\nReply\nteachingmum1970\nApril 15, 2009 at 11:25 pm\nJust don’t add “obesity ed” or whatever you want to call it to the list of what teachers “should” be teaching at school because we are already battling a crammed curriculum.I’d be happy to have my boys weighed but as yet they don’t have issues.\nI’m worried that if I don’t lose weight they will\nReply\nAnonymous\nApril 16, 2009 at 1:28 am\nIs there really a childhood obesity crisis?\nI look around my kids’ primary school and hardly a fat kid in sight.\nPerhaps it’s more endemic in low socio economic areas.\nAt the end of the day parents are the ones who are in control and therefore responsible for their child’s health.\nA kid can only eat the food the parent provides.\nIt would be more effective to run programs to educate the parents of obese kids how to live a healthy and active life.\nSkinny Cool Hot Chick\nXOXO\nReply\nNarnie\nApril 16, 2009 at 6:11 am\nGeez.. Don’t think such a good idea, as a lot of kids big small short tall are already under extreme pressure at school without throwing this at them.\nI personally think that kids need more help focussing on posiitive things rather than what could be a very negative thing.\nA child who is happy, positive, enthusiastic etc probably wouldn’t be self medicating.\nMaybe the people who earn the money should invest in their children, rather than MuckDonalds, playstation etc.\nKids are little people who should be treated with the same respect as big people and I am sure I haven’t heard of compulsory weigh ins before work each day in either the public or private sector??!!\nMaybe that is the answer\nReply\nAnonymous\nApril 16, 2009 at 6:41 am\nThey did this at my high school and I think middle school (10 years ago).\nIn the US – at least the State of Illinois (insert Blago joke here)physical education is a requirement and so once every semester we used to have to do the fitness assessment – how fast can you run the mile, how many pushups can you do, how many sit-ups, can you climb the rope, how many pull ups, how far can you sit and reach and yes they did weigh you and do a fat test (with calibers).\nEvery thing was in front of your phys ed class except for the weight and fat test – those were done private.\nAs a kid that was not in the greatest shape I never looked forward to these days, but it was never a surprise where people finished – you can tell who the fit kids are and who they aren’t.\nYou pretty much already know who is going to come in last on the mile run and who is going to be done in less than 7 minutes (the track people, of course!).\nKids already know if they are fat or not fit so I don’t see the harm either way.\nAs long as you aren’t weighed in front of others and those numbers don’t become public – it is a good way to keep track.\nI had a very nice phys ed teacher who wanted to work with the overweight kids and try to help them get more active – but I suppose this is easier to do in a small school such as mine – maybe larger schools are different.\nAll in all though – not a bad idea.~Cyn\nReply\nElaine\nApril 16, 2009 at 6:56 am\ni do not think children should be subjected to being weighed in school as this can start bullying, and what good would it do? we really have to re-educate everyone into to realising we are only killing ourselves and our children.Here in Scotland we have a massive problem too as i see children every day being given cakes and sweets before 8am, why ? I was a “fat” child and my life at school was hell and have recently lost over 13stones and it makes me angry when i see people feeding “crap” yo their kids , the problem is in the home not at school\nReply\nNatalie\nApril 16, 2009 at 7:00 am\nI have a child with a high body mass because he is medicated for another condition. (Interestingly, he has 16% body fat, but is 44kg and 138cm tall, so theoretically, his BMI is way too high).\nI think he would be really embarrassed to be weighed at school as people might ask why, and his medication is private.\nIf he got left out of the weighing, people might also ask why.\nI think a lot of children’s psyches are as important as their physical bodies.\nReply\nCraig Harper\nApril 16, 2009 at 7:24 am\nHi teachingmum1970 – thanks for your thoughts..\nReply\nAnge\nApril 16, 2009 at 7:29 am\nI totally support this idea if there is a plan to also provide further education to both the students and parents about appropriate nutrition and exercise. A weigh in by itself is pointless, without a sound means of helping students combat less than desirable results.\nLast year I lost over 25 kilograms at weight watchers mainly by learning about portion size. As a child I was active and ate reasonably healthy meals and snacks, however I look back now and realise being overweight was mainly to do with the fact I was eating twice as much as I should have been. If I had been armed with this information 15 – 20 years ago, potentially I wouldn’t have been overweight for half of my life.\nReply\nCraig Harper\nApril 16, 2009 at 7:30 am\nHello Hot Cool Skinny Chick\n“A kid can only eat the food the parent provides”\nDon’t under estimate how resourceful us fat kids can be when it comes to securing and consuming unauthorized food! As a ten year-old, I could have run workshops on it!\nBut you’re right; parents are the biggest influence. Thanks for your thoughts\nReply\nMon\nApril 16, 2009 at 7:32 am\nI think I’m with the above teacher’s comments on this one – a program that boosts kids self image and self esteem (no matter what their weight) would possibly do more good than a height/weight/bmi assessment. Perhaps if the initial assessment (offered as non-compulsory) was followed up with some self development (kids style) and a fitness program they (the government) might be on the right track. As parents and teachers we should be about empowering our kids (and not just academnically) so that they can realise their potential physically and psychologically.\nA bmi/height/weight assessment would only compound what they probably already believe about themselves – ie that they’re not good enough. They might be kids – but let’s get them ‘thinking right’ (about themselves) first – everyone always comments that kids are ‘like sponges’ and can learn anything – so I say let’s fill them up with some positive thoughts about themselves. A weight/height/bmi assessment is really useless unless it is followed or preceded by some life skills and self empowering beliefs (once again kid style). Our school is pretty good with all that kind of thing, so perhaps it would all come down to how individual schools (and principals) handled and introduced the program. Anyhow, that’s my thoughts....oh and I’m all for increased physical activity during their day...we have a walking/wheeling day in our school week where all the kids are encouraged to walk or ride. They get stickers and merit points each week for doing so...no one even notices their getting exercise..they’re just having fun.\nOkay, I’m off....I feel I could go on, but I’d better stop there ! cheers,Mon ( )PS Well I’ll just say one more thing – it’s the parents not school communities who are responsible for their kids health. Perhaps...we should have ‘parent information’ nights to encourage people to undetake that role more responsibly.\nReply\nCraig Harper\nApril 16, 2009 at 7:32 am\nHi Narnie\nCompulsory weigh-ins at work! There’s a scary – but amusing – thought ( )\nReply\nCraig Harper\nApril 16, 2009 at 7:34 am\nThanks for sharing from your very relevant experience Cyn.\nInteresting\nReply\nCraig Harper\nApril 16, 2009 at 7:38 am\nHi Elaine\nYou’ve lost over 13 stone (that is – 182lbs, 83gks)!!!\nWell done you’re an absolute champion...\nYou must feel amazing.\nReply\nCraig Harper\nApril 16, 2009 at 7:40 am\nYou make some good points Natalie.\nThanks!\nReply\nBryndís Ösp\nApril 16, 2009 at 7:44 am\nHi Craig\nA thought from up here in Iceland.\nHere we have weighed and measured height for 9 year old children since about 1930 I think, these data has provided the nation a valuable tool to see the development.\nAnd we have, as so many other contries seen that the numbers are going up.\nI personally think it is good for both the child and the parent to get this information on a regularly basis.\nChildren need to be educated about health – and I think it is good for them to talk about the results and see that similar children can have different numbers simply because off different bone structure and body mass.\nOff course it is always difficult for the fat one – but so is gym, swimming and so many other things...\nUnfortunately..\nWith regards,Bryndis\nReply\nCraig Harper\nApril 16, 2009 at 7:44 am\nYou’re right Ange – the weigh-in by itself does nothing. That’s why I’m interested to see how they intend implement the overall program – what’s their big-picutre plan... How does it work practically over the long-term?\nReply\nCraig Harper\nApril 16, 2009 at 7:47 am\nThanks for your considerable(!) thoughts Mon – your comment was longer than my post! Too funny.\nDon’t stop though – we love them\nReply\nCraig Harper\nApril 16, 2009 at 7:52 am\nHi Bryndis\nYou know what freaks me out? When I’m sitting at my computer replying to comments and a reader from ICELAND sends me their thoughts on today’s post. How cool is the Internet and how small is the world?\nThanks for sharing about what happens in your country Bryndis.\nTake care\nReply\nBrent\nApril 16, 2009 at 7:59 am\nI think the general idea is a good one however I could see\nhealthy 14 year old girls using this as an excuse to diet more excessivly.Kids can be a little hyper competitve at times\nReply\nKatali\nApril 16, 2009 at 8:03 am\nI don’t know about anyone else’s experiences, but my issues with weight made me believe that I was not just fat, but also that there was nothing redeemable about me. I hated myself and my appearance so much growing up, and it was entirely because of my weight. I already knew I was fat, but until Grade 5 (school weigh in), I didn’t care about it, because I was happy. And it wasn’t until Grade 12 that I was confident enough in who I was, and unhappy enough with what I looked like, that I could commit myself to losing weight.\nIf a child is fat, they know it. Unless a child wants to change, you can’t make them. Full stop. And saying to a 14 year-old girl, “We need to do something about your weight”, is a soul-destroying action, particularly if they aren’t ‘ready’ for the change.\nI think it’s much, much more important that schools focus on nutrition and fitness — health! — instead. If I’d been given the opportunity to ‘explore new foods’ or ‘let’s go...(insert interesting activity)’, I would have been much more likely to get involved...rather than take the suggestion that I need to lose weight as a confirmation that I had no redeeming value.\nWhy not get kids to count calories for a week as part of a PE class? We all know KFC is bad for you, but there’s a distinct difference in ‘knowing’ (e.g. I ‘know’ how to pick a lock! Can I do it in real life? Pfft, no.) and\nthinking ‘actually, if I’m allowed x number per day and it takes up that many, it’s actually a lot. This way, you’re not just reinforcing that kids are overweight, you’re empowering them by giving them the practical tools to change it.\n[Sorry for length!]\nReply\nCraig Harper\nApril 16, 2009 at 8:05 am\nCheers Brent..\nReply\nCraig Harper\nApril 16, 2009 at 8:19 am\nYou’re making sense Katali... cheers ( )\nReply\nMon\nApril 16, 2009 at 8:19 am\nI won’t. Must be those excellent hugs that keep me commenting here. Is this a non hug day (hope not) – here’s mine (((\n)))...Mon\nReply\nCraig Harper\nApril 16, 2009 at 8:30 am\nHow negligent of me Mon... here’s a Craig hug for you ( )\nReply\nSherryl\nApril 16, 2009 at 8:31 am\nCraig, I was a fat kid too. My favourite trick was eating all the cakes and biscuits while Mum was at work. You’re right when you say us fat kids are experts at getting the food we want!But I knew I was fat – and the other kids let me know too. Looking back, I think weighing me would have made their day. More ammunition!I’ve written a few children’s books about the issue now – “The Too-Tight Tutu” (which uses the word FAT, by the way!) has been a steady seller for years. My new one coming out soon is “Tracey Binns is Lost” and is all about childhood obesity, perceptions of it by adults and what happens when one adult, an over-the-top PE teacher, decides he’s going to “fix” all these wussy fat kids.I’ll be very interested to see the reactions to it.\nReply\nJ9\nApril 16, 2009 at 8:40 am\nHi Craig\nAt my son’s school (he’s in Year 9), they do beep tests, weigh and measure kids twice a year.\nI don’t have a problem with it.\nThe results are fo the individual only to try and show improvement throughout the year.\nI don’t have a problem with it – it’s a reality of life to be compared and deal with it.\nI think we need to teach more about nutrition in schools – not just the food hierarchy thing but realy nutrition.\nThere’s not much point targeting parents – most of us have instilled in us what we learnt and so few are willing to change.\nAs for yesterday, I snapped someones head off and then felt like crap.\nDid no good – in fact made things worse.\nMy own uncontrolled frustration.\nWill perservere today (and contact John).\nJ9 ()\nReply\nAndrew Devlin\nApril 16, 2009 at 8:41 am\nI am a PDHPE teacher at a school in Sydney. We do fitness testing every year on the students. We have noticed an increase in the average body mass of students from 12 – 16 yrs old has increased by 5kg in the last 20 years. I feel this is totally unacceptable. We need more activity.\nReply\nCraig Harper\nApril 16, 2009 at 8:48 am\n“The Too-Tight Tutu”\nLovin’ that name Sherryl.\nGood luck with your new book ( )\nReply\nCraig Harper\nApril 16, 2009 at 8:49 am\n“I snapped someones head off and then felt like crap.”\nDeep breaths J9...\nReply\nAnonymous\nApril 16, 2009 at 9:48 am\nOh my goodness!! You've just sent me straight back to school & in grade 3 (I think) I was always waaaaaay taller than the other kids, stocky in a half polynesian, dutch kid kinda way & I would weigh the heaviest! AND to top it all off, we had a graph chart & I was the lone star at the top of it. It was most embarrassing to see that & to be thought of as fat & heavy. I look back at my school pics & I really wasnt even that fat... just a head above the rest.By the way, I was never even teased for being fat, so I guess I was just big.... amazon girl.....must have scared the little boys. hee heeOh the memories....So ummmm..... perhaps a note to all parents about obesity in kids & they can weight them themselves. If the chubby cherubs are still fatty boombahs in 6 months time, perhaps a word to the parents & a secret weigh in? I dunno. I'm not a parent & my nephews (3 of them under 10) are great with their health & exercise.Might go eat a donut now.... mmmm.... donut!! ha ha Just kidding.;-pPetxoxo\nPS YIPPEE!! A RYL in Perth. How freaky that on the weekend I drove past Club Capricorn & said how I'd never been there & thought there was a golf course attached. Roll on July. Cheesecake on its way!! Go ya halves!!\nReply\nGail\nApril 16, 2009 at 9:52 am\nHi Craig,First of all no, your not a tool lol.I was a plump kid at school and i felt it and i know if it was me being weighed I would die of embarrasement and shame.\nwith all the takeaway food being shoved in their faces by television and\ngames like the xboxes and nintendos its no wonder kids dont venture outside for fun .\nAnd lets face it when your on a budget fresh healthy food isnt cheap, and sometimes you have to make the best of a bad situation.\nMaybe weighing the kids is the solution but what are they going to do with the information once they have it? Are we opening the way for more to have bulimia and anorexia as well as image problems?\nLife can be hard for kids, would we be making it easier or harder still for them?\nReply\nAnonymous\nApril 16, 2009 at 10:39 am\nok – not lurkin todaythis made me think about a past post of yrs where the mother insisted her son was ‘big boned’ and not overweight as you suggested. i think alot of parents are in denial and school might be the only place you can access them to inform and educat e and beat them around the head with cold hard facts. im always amazed at shopping centre foodcourts at whole families who are ENORMOUS including the school age kids. i think political correctness is holding this issue back. Slightly ash-tinted Hellen (failed miserably at arguement thing – moved out on boyfriend yesterday hehe doh!)\nReply\nCraig Harper\nApril 16, 2009 at 10:45 am\nSee you at RYL Perth Pet! ( )\nReply\nCraig Harper\nApril 16, 2009 at 10:46 am\nHi Gail\nNot a tool – thanks. I might get that on a shirt. ( )\nReply\nCraig Harper\nApril 16, 2009 at 10:47 am\nHi Hellen\nAre you okay?\n( )\nReply\nAnonymous\nApril 16, 2009 at 10:48 am\nHi Craig\nGail, I agree with you 100%. In these hard economic times, and for those who are really feeling it, the budget only goes so far and when it comes to food, it is what is filling, rather than what is nutritious, which becomes important.\nI think a ‘weigh in’ at school would only be detrimental in the long run, wrongly encouraging kids to focus on their body image (they have enough outside pressure as it is without having it dictated to them through a weigh in at school).\nAs others have stated, let’s focus on physical activities that encourage kids to get up off their bums and get interested in something other than the TV.\nI have a daughter (now 26) who was anorexic in her early teens, due to bullying, depression and bad body image. I can’t begin to imagine how a ‘weigh in’ would have affected her.\nSo hopefully common sense will prevail and someone will come up with a way to get kids involved in physical activity without focussing on weight, but rather on having fun at the same time.\nDianne\nReply\nAnonymous\nApril 16, 2009 at 11:02 am\nHi Craig,\nA very interesting article! I too was an overweight teenager.I piled on all the weight after I stopped all my sport when entering highschool due to my bad habits of consuming junk food after exercising, the cravings didn’t stop just because I stopped sport!! My mother who was naturally slim her whole life used to try and tell me not to eat too much or the wrong foods but in the end we all find ways to sneak it!! As an adult I have managed to get my weight into submission through proper eating and exercise – some of my friends would argue that I’m a little too obssessive but hey you turn your back for a short time and boy can some damage be done!! ( By the way I loved your book Fattitude !)\nI am a parent to a gorgeous girl who just turned 11, and and a boy nearly 10, and try to set a good example for eating right and exercise and have to admit that I fight an uphill battle everyday!\nThe biggest influence over our kids I find are their friends, my daughter hangs out with two girls who are both overweight and have no interest in exercise ( one she played netball with last year that could barely last one quarter of slow running around the court!) and as such through their constant bagging of my daughters’ diet and love of sport, have noticed that she is constantly trying to get out of sport and constantly questions me about why I make her eat what I do, such as can you believe it\nSALAD!!!?? My son hangs out with boys that just run around all day and just burn energy at an insane rate – they don’t have time to eat!! And just wolfs down what ever I put down in front of him.\nMy point is, in a long winded manner is , that I don’t think weighing and measuring would accomplish much without a lot of effort going into educating the parents about nutrition first, and then in turn teaching kids about nutrition. I look in absolute horror at some of the things parents give their kids to eat with out even realising the damage! Just go to your local pool / rec centre after a swinmming lesson and look at all those hot chips walking out the door!! At the junior footy/ soccer/ netball what is everyone eating ?? Pies, sausage rolls, lollies at half time because oranges are too expensive now\n.... what are we thinking!!\nFinally I think exercise should be done everyday whether as a family, walk on the beach, walk in the park, etc. Or take up a sport that you can do with your kids, you are already going there and waiting so why not join in?? My husband and I have taken up taekwondo with our kids and we love it, we really aren’t that good but the kids love seeing us there with them, and I notice even the teens with their parents just love the common ground they share! It’s not that hard!\nReply\nAnonymous\nApril 16, 2009 at 12:24 pm\nActually Craig Im doing surprisingly well – its weird – so much has happened but im still here – must admit adreneline wore off big time last few weeks and it hasn’t been easy but nothing seems to phase me – I mean come on what else can happen!! and the break up with the bf thing was a long time coming just not great timing – perhaps we can schedule that catch up. lots to tell xx Hellen the sooty lurkercan I just say too that everyone’s support here made me feel SO awesome that first week. the long haul’s a bit daunting but there are some amazing people out there.\nReply\nTina\nApril 16, 2009 at 12:28 pm\nHey Craig ! I have a beautiful 14 yr old granddaughter who is... fat. She plays more sport than my skinny grandkids (which is a lot) and is extremely good at it. In fact, two years in a row, she’s won a sports scholarship at high school. She’s immensely popular and well respected, she’s form captain, she has more friends than I’ve had in a lifetime, she has a wonderful personality and is an all round great kid. She is a big girl, as in tall, and she knows she is overweight, but it doesn’t seem to worry her. She eats good food... but too much of it. With the amount of activity in her life though, it still surprises me that she is so big. Her Mum (my daughter) has never been fat, and her little sister doesn’t have weight problems. Her father’s side of the family aren’t skinny, but they’re not obese either. I wish I had an answer.....{{HUG}} Tina\nReply\nFriday\nApril 16, 2009 at 2:43 pm\nHi Craig..\nGoood post.\nI havent read any other comments as yet so i hope i dont repeat anything or upset anyone with my humble opinion.\nI have 3 kids... all raised in the same house by the same parent (me) eating the same thing. 2 of my kids look like praying mantis – all arms and legs, stick figures and 1 is, was .... fat!!\nI can tell you first hand the effect of weighing children has had in my house.That fat kid who is now a healthy weight now eats very little and I have to watch closely that she’s not off spewing or spitting her meals up.\nHer grandmother (a fat woman) use to weigh the kids without my knowledge and she also taught my eldest (not so fat anymore) kid to just chew her food for the flavour and then spit it out.\nCan we say Dickhead, much?\nI am completely opposed to weighing kids in schools.\nEven as adults we know we shouldnt be caught in the numbers game. Kids (and some uneducated grandmothers) can be cruel and judgemental. We can tell by looking at each other if we’re over weight, we dont need to know the number.\nIf I found out this was happening, I would fail horribly at that whole ‘lets not argue for 28 days’ thing!! I would not be happy.\nOh and on that note...\nI havent argued with a soul since I last posted, not even the snooty,hair flickin, food spittin’ 16 year old.\nYay me!.\nCheers\nSorry, its epic.\nx\nReply\nCraig Harper\nApril 16, 2009 at 2:55 pm\nCheers Dianne ( )\nReply\nCraig Harper\nApril 16, 2009 at 2:57 pm\nHi Anon Taekwondo Mum – thanks for stopping by and keep up the good work...\nReply\nCraig Harper\nApril 16, 2009 at 2:59 pm\nJust Email me when you’re ready Hellen and we’ll organise that catch up\n( )\nReply\nCraig Harper\nApril 16, 2009 at 3:00 pm\nYou mean you don’t Tina? I was relying on you\n( )\nReply\nCraig Harper\nApril 16, 2009 at 3:01 pm\nThat’s okay Friday; we love your epic... ness!\n( )\nReply\nBernadette\nApril 16, 2009 at 3:14 pm\nHow about we just teach kids about the benefits of eating cleanly and the side effects of eating junk food instead?\nI’m not sure I see the benefits of this test for a child – children can’t eat crap if it isn’t purchased for them.\nI think the schools should teach healthy eating and copy the info for the parents who continue to fill their children’s lunch boxes with junk.\nLet’s create healthy eating habits now for our kids.\ncheers\nBernadette\nReply\nCraig Harper\nApril 16, 2009 at 3:21 pm\nThanks for dropping in Bernadette...\nReply\nGail\nApril 16, 2009 at 4:07 pm\nHey Craig Gail again,When are we going to get another RYL in Queensland I missed the last one.If its soon I promise to bring cheesecake.P.SJo who won your comp told me to bribe you with cheesecake.\nReply\nCJisFINDINGit\nApril 16, 2009 at 4:27 pm\nI “knew” my whole life I was fat, this had more to do with how my parents thought about themselves than my own actual weight. This had it’s biggest impact in that I didn’t want to join in activities and sport because I felt like I’d be letting everyone else in the team down. This went right through high school as well.\nI am obese now but losing it (painfully slowly but losing it) and my whole focus with my health is how to set the best possible example for my daughter.\nBeing active, eating right and demonstrating those basic healthy living skills to her is my job as parent and that’s what i do.\nAs for weighing in schools, I feel that it’s better to have a system in place where every child has to go and see their GP at regular intervals that continues after the age of 4, where they can get weighed and measured and if there is any concern the child, the parent and their GP can work together to resolve any issues there may be.\nThis is what I will do with my daughter regardless as i feel that’s the best way to get help with any problems and the only way to keep it clinical, personal and the least traumatic.\nHaving a better balance of activity and education in school is beneficial to everyone, kids find it easier to concentrate and teachers have better focused kids so having wider ranging not only fitness but activity programs in school would have to be a good thing, some kids don’t do well with the team thing, some don’t do well with sport, but there is so much more to healthy activity than just these things.\nSomeone mentioned an activity challenge (like the premiers reading challenge) and that would be perfect for kids like I was, being able to make more of an individual effort earlier on may have meant that as a healthier teenager team sport wouldn’t have been such a daunting thing.\nTo sum up-Activity- home and school thing.\nHealth and weight- home and doctors thing.\nCJ\nReply\nCJisFINDINGit\nApril 16, 2009 at 4:46 pm\nPS Society is bombarded enough by WEIGHT, I know this because my husbands 8yo nephew the other day came to the dining table saying he would like a FAT BLASTER (or some new fad in exercise machines, can’t remember the name) for his next birthday, when asked why he replied because he was fat.\nThe kids a toothpick, but he religiously watches biggest loser with his mum every night and hears constantly about his mum and nan’s most recent diet fad.\nThe kid is not healthy (too much technology, not enough activity), but there is no way he should be thinking he’s fat.\nHis mum laughing and thinking it was cute is another matter.\nsorry, just had to get that out.\nReply\nCraig Harper\nApril 16, 2009 at 5:13 pm\nHi Gail.\nCheesecake!\nIs tomorrow okay?\nReply\nCraig Harper\nApril 16, 2009 at 5:15 pm\nThanks for your thoughts CJ... ( )\nReply\nPip\nApril 16, 2009 at 6:24 pm\nWOW Craig!\nThe RYL in Yanchep sounds very cool!\nWill let ya know about this very soon!!!\nI remember getting weighed in school once, – in form one as they call it in NZ.\nI had just turned 12 then.\nAt that stage I remember feeling quite proud of myself, – 7 and a half stone whatever that is in kilos, (about 48kg I think) and 157cm tall.\nI was relatively slim and tall then for my age.\nI felt for the heavier kids though!\nReply\nCraig Harper\nApril 16, 2009 at 10:39 pm\nBe great to see you there Pip.. ( )\nReply\nAnonymous\nApril 17, 2009 at 12:31 pm\nFirst time I’ve left a comment only because of what happened to me. I too was a younger porker. First day of year 7 at an all girls school we were all lined up and put on the scales and they then lined us up from heaviest (me) to lightest. It started a 20 year problem with anorexia.\nReply\nKay\nApril 17, 2009 at 4:28 pm\nI remember being weighed and measured most years in high school, and doing a fitness test. We never got tosee the results. The weighing and measuring didn’t really bother me as they did it one at a time, and didn’t tell us the results.The fitness test we didas a group and I didn’t do too well.In general I think it is a good idea. If health indicators are getting worse, maybe schools will put more emphasis on sport and helathy food in the tuckshop.\nKay:)\nReply\nAnonymous\nMay 4, 2009 at 1:08 pm\nMy daughter just started high school and told me she had the weigh in and BMI test.\nAs yet no results have been forthcoming.\nI think it is humiliating for the kids to be put through this.\nFor what purpose?\nIf the school would offer some sort of help in exercise and nutrition for those that need it then fair enough.\nThe only thing I have noted about PE at her high school so far is :\n1) The swimming carnival – only the fastest got to the compete while the other fatties and not so fit got to sit all day in the sun and watch the beautiful kids.\n2) Sports Day – only the best were to compete – the rest had to follow a group of kids around all day and cheer!\nHow is this helping those that need exercise?\nThe kids were even threatened that if they didn’t attend and “cheer” their classmates on that they would be excluded from other excursions.\nThis made my blood boil!\nWho are these people??\nNo wonder obesity and depression are rife in our community.\nPaula.\nReply\nCancel reply Leave a Comment\nName\nE-mail\nWebsite\nNotify me of followup comments via e-mail\nPrevious post: What if She was a He?\nNext post: Making the same Mistakes\nCRAIG’S NEW BOOK\nThe Self-Help book for people who hate Self-Help. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0503wb-00-10109", "text": "Carl Barks and Theo Faberge Egg, Midnight Egg\nThe Scrooge McDuck Midnight Egg\nby Carl Barks & Theo Faberge\nFirst Figurine\nMAIN MENU\nCharacter images (c) Disney Enterprises, Inc. are provided for infor mation purposes only and not for commercial reuse or reproduction.\nMidnight in the money bin. Uncle Scrooge leans back nd closes his eyes in rapture, dreaming of a frolic in the U.S. Treasury Building. It's after hours, so he has the run of the place. What will he find - ducats? doubloons? an ancient Sumerian crown? Is it possible the government vaults contain more wealth than his own teeming coffers? Billionaires think big, but sometimes the richest fantasies come in small packages. Scrooge's dream of gold and gems has been captured in the form of an egg, a jeweled artwork you can hold in the palm of your hand. Open the shell, slip inside the vault, and you can help McDuck count his treasures.\nOnly one man could have imagined this scene, and only one could have brought it to life using real gems. Carl Barks, who created the fabulously wealthy Scrooge McDuck and drew his comic books for twenty years, is no stranger to gems and treasures. Neither is Theo Faberge, grandson of Carl Faberge, the jeweler who produced ornate Easter gifts for the Russian tsars. Barks was ninety-one and Faberge was seventy and, for the first time, they combined their talents to create a modern artwork in a traditional form.\nOn the outside, the creation is wholly Theo Faberge's. He has imagined the façade of the Treasury Building as an egg, its dome shining austerely under the night sky, its wings wrapped around to form a shell. Surmounting the dome is the Imperial Russian Crown that can be seen on some of his grandfather's greatest creations.\nIt appears as well on nearly every egg in Theo Faberge's acclaimed St.Petersburg Collection. Inside, the fantasy is by Barks: Scrooge at play in the Treasury, but executed with real treasures by a master jeweler. The fame of Faberge dates from 1870, when Carl Faberge took over his father's business in St. Petersburg. Carl was a shrewd organizer, but it was his flair for creating what he called\nobjects de fantaisie that put the family name on the map. Clocks, cuff links, even his umbrella handles were prized for their beauty and delicate use of enamels. Yet these rich trinkets pale beside the series of jeweled eggs he created for the Romanov tsars. Giving eggs at Easter dates back to the Middle Ages. The gift symbolizes new life at spring and new hope in the Resurrection. Jeweled eggs - often with candy inside - were a favorite with the aristocracy, and Tsar Alexander III wanted a very special present for his Danish tsarina. Carl Faberge created a white enameled egg with a golden yolk - and inside the yolk, a miniature hen of gold. So charmed was the tsar that he commissioned an egg a year after that; and when Nicholas II assumed the throne, he continued the tradition by presenting both his mother and his wife with an egg, each containing a surprise.\nThe fall of the Romanovs left Faberge's son Nicholas stranded in London, where he had traveled to set up an overseas branch. His own son, Theo, founded a fresh business and made it prosper. Today he is a member of Britain's Society of Ornamental Turners and a Freeman of the City of London. And he continues the tradition begun with the Imperial eggs by issuing new creations in limited editions. .\nThe McDuck Midnight Egg is the first in a series of five special commissions from the St. Petersburg Collection that will feature Uncle Scrooge. The shell is crystal, delicate yet durable. Its dome, enameled lapis blue to suggest the midnight sky, is punctuated by seven gold stars representing the decades of Theo Faberge's life. Below, the shell has been etched and hand-painted with 23-karat gold, the purest gold that can be fired onto crystal. Architectural forms evoke the stateliness of the Treasury Building and its egglike, contained quality. A flight of golden stairs leads to a landing flanked by ionic columns bearing up a triangular pediment. The entrance at the foot of the stairs is barred by a golden swag rope, for the Treasury is closed. But between the columns, we catch a glimpse of someone inside. The egg separates in the middle. Lift off the top, and there's Uncle Scrooge luxuriating in a tub of gold coins. His body is silver; indeed, the whole sculpture is sterling silver - 92.5 percent pure. To show this, the rim is stamped with the standard mark of a lion pass ant. It also bears the emblem of Theo Faberge (TF), the mark of the assay office (an anchor denoting Birmingham), and a letter symbolizing the year it was made.\nYou'll need a magnifying glass to see that, and to appreciate the detailing on the figure. Scrooge's coatis enameled in red; his collar, cuffs, and spats are gray. His crown is plated in 24-karat gold, as are his beak, cane, tub, and the coins around him; different colors of gold give each a different luster. His body, textured to resemble feathers, is lacquered to prevent tarnish, while the urn behind him has intentionally been oxidized to a rich green, then protected with lacquer. Surrounding him are two amethysts, two sapphires, and seven rubies - that's counting the stones that adorn the Imperial crown and the Sumerian one. No expense has been spared to make this egg a treasure-house in miniature. And in the tradition of the nicest Easter eggs, there's a second surprise, a treasure within the treasure. Push back the rim of the urn, and you'll find an extra cache of coins, ones the old miser has been saving for a rainy day.\nThe Scrooge McDuck Midnight Egg is made in London and limited worldwide to an edition of 250 individually numbered pieces. Each is etched on the bottom with Theo Faberge's signature and the edition number. Barks' signature, appropriately, is engraved on the base of the silver insert. In addition, the egg comes with a certificate of authenticity signed by both artists. Egg and certificate are housed in a custom carrying case, made especially for the St. Petersburg Collection. Gold fabric and brass fittings outside hint at the riches within, while the lining of white velvet provides an elegant setting for displaying your treasure. Recently the great Love Trophy Egg by Carl Faberge sold at auction for $3.19 million. For considerably less, you can own a piece of the Faberge tradition at a price that Uncle Scrooge himself would approve. His egg will be your nest egg, a treasure of beauty and subtle humor to cherish in the coming years.\nThe Uncle Scrooge Midnight Egg will never again be produced as an Egg and all studio molds have been destroyed or defaced upon completion of this limited edition. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0500wb-17-27238", "text": "Television liberalisation makes further inroads into francophone Africa | balancingact-africa.com\nSkip to Navigation\nTOP STORY\nTelevision liberalisation makes further inroads into francophone Africa\nIssue no 36 21 August 2008\nTwo recent developments in francophone Africa have set the stage for wider broadcast liberalisation. Firstly, the Ivorian Minister of Communication has received a study recommending opening up the market. Secondly, Africa’s newest Pay TV contender GTV fired its opening shots in the battle to win a significant chunk of subscribers in francophone markets. Russell Southwood looks at what’s happening.\nCote d'Ivoire liberalised the press in 1990 but up until now there have only been two “Free-To-Air” public television channels: La Première et TV2. This is all set change with the delivery of report by French consulting company Media Consulting Group (MCG) to the Minister of Communications, Ibrahim Sy Savané.\nThe report recommends a “prudent” opening up of the sector “to permit the achievement of the growth of the televisual offer, and to reinforce public debate by creating new spaces for citizenship, and to create the conditions for a national industry of programme-making.”\nThe report envisages liberalisation happening in stages:”step-by-step liberalisation with the first step being the creation of two private, Free-To-Air channels, whose coverage area would be restricted to (the capital) Abidjan and its immediate environs before later being extended nationally.” This would mean that four TV channels would be relying on the local advertising market for financing. Cote d'Ivoire was once one of the lion economies of West Africa but the impact of the recent civil has cut back economic growth. However, if the current peace holds, then the rather tentative liberalisation suggested may turn out to be quite conservative.\nThe report lays out the requirements of a liberalised market in policy and regulatory terms, including the necessity to strengthen both regulation and self-regulation in the industry. The creation of the two new channels should be open to tender (un cahier des charges) which defined the future obligations of these new operators in terms of news and the inclusion of both Ivorian and African programmes. The report’s authors were keen to emphasise the need to safeguard Ivorian national identity. But according to the report:”Cote d'Ivoire, as many other African countries, already has a lively global competition in terms of cable television.”\nThe MCG study was financed by the European Union and is aimed at provided the Government with a tool for decision-making. It remains to be seen whether Minister Ibrahim Sy Savané will accept the report’s recommendations. With the country’s current political difficulties, all media policy choices – particularly over new media entrants – will be exceptionally political.\nMeanwhile Pay TV channel GTV announced its intention earlier this month to expand its operations into francophone Africa.The new French service promises channels and content specifically targeted to French speaking viewers. The new service includes tailor-made new packages designed for family TV viewing. Channels will include African-produced content, blockbuster international series and sitcoms, kids entertainment, religious and educational/documentaries. The service will offer an entry-level package as well as a premium package, which will include up to 10 live Barclays Premier League games per week.\nGTV will shortly be launching in the DRC, Cameroon, Cote D'Ivoire, Gabon, Senegal, Congo Brazzaville, Togo and Benin. The first of these new services started on 16 August.\nThe launch of these new services at least provides some much needed competition for the near monopoly of Vivendi-owned Canal Plus. It has kept bouquet prices high and has in a number of countries suffered severe problems with piracy. Although it does not report its African subscription numbers separately, Balancing Act estimates that its Sub-Saharan African subscribers number around 200,000.\nTweet  LinkedIn  Send to a friend  Share\nHome\nWeb TV\nNewsSubscribe\nNews Archives\ntélécoms en Fr.\nBroadcast\nTelecoms English\nReportsOrder A Report\nList Of Reports\nConsultancyWho have we worked for?\nWhat have we done\nWho we are\nTraining\nAdvertising\nSearch this site:\nNews\nTelecoms English\nBroadcast\nEn français\nNews Archives\nSubscribe\nother items in this issue\ntop story\nTelevision liberalisation makes further inroads into francophone Africa\nSouth Africa: Telkom Media Takes Delivery of Pay-TV License\nBotswana: BESTV Gets Broadcast Licence - at Last\nKenya: Broadcaster Probed Over Frequencies\nNamibia: Karas Radio to Hit Airwaves\nBroadcast In Brief\ninvestment\nMorocco attracts record 17 movie productions worth US$ 111 m in Q1, 2008\nMorocco attracts record 17 movie productions worth US$ 111 m in Q1, 2008\nCameroon: Vamoulke Asked to Improve CRTV's Financial Situation\nInvestment In Brief\ncontent\nNamibia’s first local soap halted by Film Commission audit\nSouth Africa: MultiChoice adds three new audio channels to DStv\nSouth Africa: First football, now Rugby goes the reality TV route\nNigeria: National Broadcasting Commission insists on a one percent obligation to run programmes for farmers\nContent In Brief\ndistribution\n3rd Lola Kenya Screen Unveils Winning Films – Swedish film wins 3rd place in children’s film competition\nCameroon: Donga-Mantung Community Radio Goes International\nDistribution In Brief\nmore\nTechnology & Convergence In Brief\nregulation & policy\nGhana: Police Storm Radio Station, Assault Two Media Workers\nSouth Africa: Cabinet Approves Policy for Better TV\nRegulation & Policy In Brief\ntechnology & convergence\nRwanda: IOC Online Channel to Broadcast to Country\nSouth Africa’s GetMo launches all-in-one online entertainment service\nMore like this\nNigerian online content and services begins to make inroads despite the lack of affordable, reliable broadband\nEthiopia liberalises radio and television may follow, supports thriving local film culture\nSenegal's Netcom challenges CFAO Technologies in francophone West Africa\nArab Spring prompts a new wave of Free-To-Air licence liberalisation in North Africa but still a hard core of “hold-outs” in Sub-Saharan Africa\nSOUTH AFRICA\n", "entities": [{"start": 192, "end": 198, "label": ["67393"]}, {"start": 265, "end": 271, "label": ["67393"]}, {"start": 340, "end": 347, "label": ["57744"]}, {"start": 441, "end": 447, "label": ["67393"]}, {"start": 457, "end": 463, "label": ["661989"]}, {"start": 627, "end": 640, "label": ["57744"]}, {"start": 829, "end": 835, "label": ["5843419"]}, {"start": 879, "end": 882, "label": ["19765"]}, {"start": 891, "end": 917, "label": ["69038047"]}, {"start": 1428, "end": 1435, "label": ["21371767"]}, {"start": 1606, "end": 1619, "label": ["57744"]}, {"start": 1658, "end": 1669, "label": ["67393"]}, {"start": 2235, "end": 2242, "label": ["57744"]}, {"start": 2247, "end": 2254, "label": ["27067"]}, {"start": 2333, "end": 2340, "label": ["57744"]}, {"start": 2389, "end": 2402, "label": ["57744"]}, {"start": 2418, "end": 2425, "label": ["27067"]}, {"start": 2512, "end": 2515, "label": ["19765"]}, {"start": 2542, "end": 2556, "label": ["9317"]}, {"start": 3008, "end": 3014, "label": ["5843419"]}, {"start": 3078, "end": 3084, "label": ["5843419"]}, {"start": 3207, "end": 3214, "label": ["27067"]}, {"start": 3449, "end": 3472, "label": ["11250"]}, {"start": 3526, "end": 3529, "label": ["76762"]}, {"start": 3531, "end": 3539, "label": ["5447"]}, {"start": 3541, "end": 3554, "label": ["57744"]}, {"start": 3556, "end": 3561, "label": ["12027"]}, {"start": 3563, "end": 3570, "label": ["27278"]}, {"start": 3572, "end": 3589, "label": ["19599929"]}, {"start": 3591, "end": 3595, "label": ["30138"]}, {"start": 3600, "end": 3605, "label": ["3459"]}, {"start": 3766, "end": 3773, "label": ["1139590"]}, {"start": 3780, "end": 3790, "label": ["76907166"]}, {"start": 3927, "end": 3934, "label": ["27067"]}, {"start": 4001, "end": 4020, "label": ["27067"]}, {"start": 6247, "end": 6259, "label": ["17416221"]}]}
{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0500wb-31-00905", "text": "P3P: CP=\"NOI ADM DEV PSAi COM NAV OUR OTRo STP IND DEM\"\nDate: Thu, 01 Mar 2012 13:00:12 GMT\nExpires: Mon, 1 Jan 2001 00:00:00 GMT\nPragma: no-cache\nConnection: close\nSet-Cookie: visitor_num=2; expires=Thu, 01-Mar-2012 13:01:02 GMT\nSet-Cookie: visitor_date=1330606862; expires=Thu, 01-Mar-2012 13:01:02 GMT\nLast-Modified: Thu, 01 Mar 2012 13:00:13 GMT\nRegions\nBROWSE REGIONS:\nAfrica\nAsia and the Pacific\nEurope & North America\nLatin America & the Caribbean\nMiddle East\nBROWSE TOPICS:\nArmed Conflict\nConflict Prevention\nEconomic Agendas in Civil Wars\nPeace Processes\nPeacebuilding\nPeacekeeping\nDevelopment\nHealth & Biosecurity\nPoverty\nResources\nHumanitarian Affairs\nInstitutions\nRegional Organizations\nUN Reform\nUN Sanctions\nUN Security Council\nPrivate Sector\nPrivate Security\nResponsibility to Protect\nState Fragility\nRule of Law\nStatebuilding\nSecurity Sector Reform\nPeace & Justice\nTransnational Threats\nOrganized Crime\nSmall Arms\nTerrorism\nWeapons of Mass Destruction\nClimate Change & Security\nIPI Home › Regions › Africa\nAfrica\nFILTER REGION BY:\nYear19781979198019811982198319841985198619871988198919901991199219931994199519961997199819992000200120022003200420052006200720082009201020112012All Years\nTypeprogrameventspublicationnews\nTopics\nArmed Conflict   Conflict Prevention    Economic Agendas in Civil Wars   Peace Processes   Peacebuilding   PeacekeepingDevelopment    Health & Biosecurity   Poverty   ResourcesHumanitarian Affairs Institutions    Regional Organizations   UN Reform   UN Sanctions    UN Security CouncilPrivate Sector   Private SecurityResponsibility to ProtectState Fragility   Rule of Law   Statebuilding   Security Sector ReformPeace & JusticeTransnational Threats   Organized Crime   Small Arms   Terrorism   Weapons of Mass Destruction   Climate Change & Security\nPage 1  |  2  |  3  |  4  |  5  |  6  |  7  |  8  |  9  |  10\n133 Results\nPolicy Papers - May 16, 2011\nRenewing MONUSCO’S Mandate: What Role Beyond the Elections?\nShould the UN Security Council limit the role of MONUSCO to the protection of civilians in eastern Congo, or should it expand its mandate in an attempt to enforce democratic principles before the elections, at the risk of confronting the incumbent regime?\nPanel Discussions - April 29, 2011\nLessons Learned from the Southern Sudan Referendum Process\nOn April 29th, IPI hosted a lunchtime policy forum on \"Lessons Learned from the Southern Sudan Referendum Process.”\nProfessor Mohamed I. Khalil and Justice Chan Reec Madut, the Chairman and Deputy Chairman of the Southern Sudan Referendum Commission, respectively, made opening remarks on the lessons learned from the year-long process to enable the people of Southern Sudan to exercise their right to self-determination.\nProfessor Khalil has served the Republic of the Sudan as Minister of Justice, Speaker of the Constituent Assembly, and as the first Dean of Law at Khartoum University.\nJustice Chan most recently served as the Deputy President of the Supreme Court of Southern Sudan and as Legal Adviser to the First Vice President of the Republic and President of the Government of Southern Sudan.\nThe event was held under the Chatham House rule of non-attribution. It was moderated by Dr. Edward C. Luck.\nPanel Discussions - April 28, 2011\nThe Way Forward For MONUSCO\nOne year ago, the UN Security Council adopted Resolution 1925, which extended the UN mandate in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and renamed the mission \"the UN Organization Stabilization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (MONUSCO)\" to reflect the trend toward increased peace consolidation and ensuring the long-term protection of civilians.\nComment & Analysis - April 21, 2011\nAfrica: Time to Take Elections Seriously\nThere will be seventeen presidential and legislative elections in Africa in the nine months remaining in 2011, and that fact, plus the recent violent four-month electoral standoff in Côte d'Ivoire, means the moment has come for African leaders and institutions to take elections seriously.\nComment & Analysis - April 15, 2011\nThe Failure of Democracy in Africa\nThe arrest of Laurent Gbagbo in the bunker of the presidential palace in Abidjan on April 11th marks a turning point in the struggle to place Alassane Ouattara, the declared winner of the December 2010 election, in his rightful place as President of the Ivory Coast.\nSpeaker Events - March 30, 2011\nDarfur SRSG Gambari: \"Attack on Humanitarian Community Real\"\nDr. Ibrahim Gambari, the Joint Special Representative of the Secretary-General for the African Union and the United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur (UNAMID), made this comment in an appearance at IPI on March 30th to discuss \"Ending the Conflict in Darfur: Time for a Renewed Effort.\"\nSpeaker Events - March 18, 2011\nLøj: Elections \"Test Case\" for Liberia\nEllen Margrethe Løj, Special Representative of the Secretary-General for the UN Mission in Liberia, said at an IPI event on March 18th that the fall elections in Liberia\n\"would be a test case for the Liberians’ willingness to continue on the road to sustainable peace and development.\"\nPanel Discussions - March 14, 2011\nPanel on the Future of South Sudan\nWhile this is an exciting period for the people of South Sudan, they (and their neighbors in the North) are facing many difficult tasks and challenges.\nPanel Discussions - February 07, 2011\nAmbassador Bamba: Cote d'Ivoire Crisis \"Real Test of Democracy\"\nThe crisis in Côte d'Ivoire is a \"real test of democracy,\" said Ambassador Youssoufou Bamba of Côte d'Ivoire, addressing a standing-room-only audience at IPI.\nSpeaker Events - 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-27-26993", "text": "081511 | College of Architecture, Planning & Design\nResources For:\nProspective Students\nCurrent Students\nAlumni\nHome\n| Events\n| News\n| About\n| Academic Programs\n| Contact\n| Gallery\nSearch:\nCollege Of Architecture, Planning & DesignBoasts Three Top 10 Programs\nAPDesign Newsletter 8.15.11\nWords from Weigel\nThe Weigel Library staff is hopeful the final summer projects in Weigel\nwill be completed prior to the start of school. It is difficult to be\npatient while waiting on entities outside the College to complete\ntasks. Lance and the APDesign guys have been wonderful, catering to\nour every wish, fitting our jobs into their very busy summer of\nrenovation and construction.\nThe summer hours for Weigel Library are: Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to\n5 p.m. and closed weekends.\nFor the academic year beginning Monday, August 22, Weigel Library will be\nopen 77 hours per week: Monday through Thursday 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.,\nFriday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday 1 to 5 p.m. and Sunday 2 to 10 p.m.\nHours of operation are listed on the Weigel Library website:\nhttp://www.lib.k-state.edu/branches/arch/archhours.html\nEight APDesign students have been hired to work in Weigel Library during\nthe fall semester to provide assistance to library patrons: Amanda\nVan Scoy (ARCH), Anne Denney (LA/RCP), Caleb Melchior (LA/RCP), Emily\nKruse (IAPD), Lauren Ewald (LA/RCP), Rachel Lehr (ARCH), Victoria\nBeaulieu (IAPD), and Will Woodard (LA/RCP). We are very fortunate to\nhave these outstanding students on our staff.\nPlease remember to join us for the Weigel Library Open House from 2 to 4\np.m.\nThursday, August 18, in Seaton 323.\nRegnier Visiting Chair Named for 2011-12\nWendell Burnette of Wendell Burnette Architects in Phoenix, Arizona, has been\nnamed the Regnier Visiting Chair for the 2011-12 academic year.\nBurnette is a self-taught architect with an internationally recognized body of\nwork. His architectural practice is engaged in a wide range of\nprivate and public projects. Burnette’s work is concerned with\nspace, light, context, and community. He is a native of Nashville,\nTennessee, who discovered the southwest desert as an apprentice at\nFrank Lloyd Wright’s Taliesin West. His eleven-year association\nwith the studio of Will Bruder culminated in a six-year design\ncollaboration on the Phoenix Central Library. He is an assistant\nprofessor at Arizona State University and lectures widely in the\nUnited States and abroad. Current projects include residences located\nlocally and nationally, the Palo Verde Library/Maryvale Community\nCenter, the Phoenix Children’s Museum, the Scottsdale Teen Center,\nand a hotel/spa resort in southern Utah. His design philosophy is\ngrounded in listening and distilling the essence of a project to\ncreate highly specific architecture that is at once functional and\npoetic. The firm’s website is:\nhttp://www.wendellburnettearchitects.com/.\nBurnette will make his first visit to campus for a lecture at 4:30 p.m.\nMonday, Sept. 12 in the Leadership Studies Town Hall.\nBuilding UpdatesIf you\nare looking for Architecture Professor Magyar, Interior Architecture\n& Product Design Professor Richter-O’Connell, or Landscape\nArchitecture/Regional & Community Planning Professor Beamish, you\nneed not look any further than the new suite of offices in Seaton\n251. The classroom that once was housed in this space has been\nrelocated to Seaton 305. Seaton 251 now is filled with office\nfurniture and faculty from each of our three departments. Please come\nvisit Professor Magyar in his new “home” and welcome newly hired\ntenure-track faculty — Professors Richter-O’Connell and Beamish —\nto APDesign.\nAdditionally, the laser cutter space is being expanded. Seaton Court 106E will\ncontinue to house the two laser cutters. Seaton Court 106D will now\nbe a layout area for pieces produced by the laser cutter.\nThe roof is finally being installed over Seaton Court 107 and the old heliodon\nspace in the Link. We are awaiting the arrival of the CNC router to\ncomplete the project with new windows and siding on the east wall of\nthat space.\nRecruitment Reminders\nThe annual APDesign Ambassador meeting will be at 3:30 p.m. Sunday,\nAugust 21, in the Pierce Commons. The APDesign Ambassadors are\nsecond- through fifth-year APDesign students. They represent APDesign\nin many ways: volunteering to be mentors for first year students,\ngiving tours to prospective students, helping with recruitment\nevents, etc. APDeisgn has more than 200 Ambassadors.\nAll new ENVD studio and planning students have been invited to a meet their\nAPDesign mentors at 5 p.m. Sunday, August 21, in the Pierce Commons.\nThe mentor program began as a grassroots effort. Today, the group is\nstill a grassroots organization, but they receive logistical support\nfrom the Dean’s Office/Student Services. Any APDesign ambassador\nmay volunteer to be a mentor. This program has helped with the\nretention of our students by easing the nervous feelings associated\nwith the first day of classes. Mentors are asked to stay in contact\nwith their mentees throughout the fall semester. APDesign has more\nthan 100 mentors.\nK-State\nFirst’s Guide to Personal Success (GPS) program is seeking K-State\nfaculty/staff/graduate students interested in serving as a guide for\ntwo to four first-year students during the 2011-2012 school year.\nYou will not necessarily be assigned to APDesign students. You can\nlearn more at: www.k-state.edu/gps/\nThe University will be hosting many events for new students during the\nK-State Week of Welcome. APDesign will host a donut breakfast outside\nthe Chang Gallery from 8 to 9:30 a.m. on the first day of classes. To\nlearn more about other Week of Welcome events, please visit:\nhttp://wow.k-state.edu.\nProfessor Seamon Organizes Symposium\nArchitecture Professor David Seamon attended the 30th annual International\nHuman Science Research Conference, held in Oxford, England, July\n27-30, 2011. He organized a symposium, “Lived Relationalities among Place,\nSpace, and Environmental Embodiment.” The three symposium\npresenters were health sociologist Andrew Moore, a research\nassociate with the Arthritis Research UK Primary Care Centre at Keele University in Staffordshire, England; Urban historian Sam\nGriffiths, a lecturer in urban morphology and theory at University College London’s Bartlett School of Architecture; and Seamon, whose\npresentation was titled, “‘Seeing’ Merleau-Ponty’s\nPerception: Possibilities in the Urban Photographs of New York City\nPhotographer Saul Leiter.”\nFrom the Provost: New Faculty Awards Website\nAs the fall 2011 semester is just around the corner, I wanted to take\nthis time to introduce a new initiative of the Office of the Provost.\nOne of the metrics of our vision of K-State 2025 concerns the number\nof faculty members who receive national awards. In the past years,\nK-State has had very few faculty members receive such awards. Part of\nthe problem is that very few faculty members have been nominated or\nhave applied for these awards. We believe we have many outstanding\nscholars at K-State, and such awards are only possible if we nominate\nthem.\nMy office has put together a website\n— http://www.k-state.edu/provost/resources/natlawards.htm —\nthat lists all of these prestigious national awards, providing a\ndescription, eligible areas and faculty ranks, and the award website\nfor more information on their application process. The awards are\nlisted chronologically by their application deadlines.   We\nwanted to make this information available early enough so that\nfaculty, department heads, and deans can have adequate time to\nprepare nominations and applications. We hope that this information\nwill generate the interest necessary so that our top scholars from\nacross the university will be considered for and eventually receive\nthese prestigious awards.\nIt should be noted that the awards are not only for longtime scholars.\nThey vary in terms of content areas (e.g., humanities, sciences, art,\nor biomedicine) as well as nominee rank (full professor, mid-career\nprofessor, early career scholar, or post-doctoral). Therefore, please\npay close attention to the eligibility for the awards.   I\nurge each of you to examine the complete list of awards and\ndeadlines, consider possible nominees in your area, and make every\neffort possible to forward their names in nomination. My office will\nprovide as much support as we can, and will be happy to write letters\nof support as needed.\nThank you for your assistance in this important initiative.\nMonsters of Design Competition\nAre you a monster? It is time to find out! Register now for the\n2011 Monsters of Design (MoD) competition.\nRemember\nMoD is open to ALL design not just architecture and the rules are\nsimple:\nEntrants\ncan be students or professionals under age 40 as of the end of 2011.\nEntrants\nmust reside and work within 250 miles of Kansas City.\nEntrants\nmay submit work done independently in a group, as a student,\nemployee, or educator.\nFor complete details and to register go to:\nhttp://www.aiakc.org/mod/index2011/.\nYou can also follow our blog,\nwhich has past winning projects and will soon have the awards party\ndetails at http://monstersofdesign.com/.\nWe need your help to find all those awesome projects out there done by\nyoung talented designers!  Maybe it is one of your own or that\nbrilliant idea your colleague had that was rejected by the client.\nEither way, we want it! You can help by, first and foremost,\nentering your own brilliant projects but also encourage friends and\nco-workers. Send out a personal encouragement, post a link or\nyour Facebook wall, or slap the call for entries sheet on someone’s\ndesk.  We don’t care how you promote the competition we just\nwant everyone to know how cool they can be walking away with an MoD\ntrophy this fall!\nComputer and Networking Notes\nBentley applications have been installed in the College’s computing lab for\nyour use.\nTo view the full list of products available, visit\nhttp://www.bentley.com/en-US/Products/.\nFaculty\nand students can download Bentley products onto their office, studio,\nand/or lab workstations using the Bentley STUDENTserver located\nat http://www.bentley.com/studentserver.\nThe website may ask for a current school code which can be found at\nthis website: http://capd.ksu.edu/restricted/bentley.html.\nThe website is only accessible when your computer is connected to the\nSeaton network.\nCongratulations to the Department of ArchitectureThe\nDepartment of Architecture’s Master of Architecture program\nrecently was granted a full six-year accreditation by the National Architectural Accrediting Board (NAAB). The next accreditation visit\nis scheduled for 2017.Congratulations Department of\nArchitecture on this achievement!\nEmail Signatures\nMany of the faculty and staff have already updated their email signatures,\nhowever if you have not, or if you have questions, please read on.\nThe email signature guidelines can be found by scrolling down to the last page\nof this PDF: http://www.newapd.com/style-brand-guide.pdf.\nTo avoid the email signature showing up as an attachment, an email signature\ngenerator has been created for your use. If you would like to create\nyour signature with the signature generator, you can find it\nat: http://www.newapd.com/email/email.php.\nUpcoming Events — From Emily Vietti\nThe beginning of the semester is always a busy time, and this year is no\nexception. A few events to be aware of:\n3\np.m. Friday, August 19: Farewell party for Development Director\nBruce Broce in the Pierce Commons\n8\na.m.-9:30 a.m. Monday, August 22: Week of Welcome breakfast\nsponsored by APDesign. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-65-12193", "text": "Via: 1.0 www.facweb.iitkgp.ernet.in\nVary: Accept-Encoding\nConnection: close\nIIT Kharagpur\nDepartment of\nComputer Science and Engineering\nComputational Geometry (Spring 2012) Course numbers PG\nCS60064 (LTP 3-0-0) 3 credits.\nClasses start January 05, 2012 at 4:30 pm.\n------------ Books and References:\nFP Preparata and MI Shamos, Computational\nGeometry: An Introduction, New York, NY, Springer-Verlag, 1985.\nHerbert Edelsbrunner, Algorithms in Combinatorial\nGeometry, Springer-Verlag\nSubir Kumar Ghosh, Visibility algorithms in the plane,\nCambridge University Press, 2007.\nData Structures and Algorithms: Volumes I\nand III by Kurt Mehlhorn, Springer-Verlag.\nKetan Mulmuley, Computational Geometry: An Introduction\nthrough Randomized Algorithms.\nMotwani and Raghavan, Randomized Algorithms.\nK. Mehlhorn and S. Naher, LEDA: A Platform for\nCombinatorial and Geometric Computing, Cambridge, UK, Cambridge University Press, 1999.\nMark de Berg, Otfried Schwarzkopf, Marc van Kreveld and Mark Overmars, Computational Geometry: Algorithms and Applications, Springer.\nJoseph O' Rourke, Computational Geometry in C, Cambridge University Press.\n=============================================================================\nCS60064 COMPUTATIONAL GEOMETRY\tL-T-P: 3-0-0,\nCredits: 3\nConvex hulls: construction in 2d and 3d, lower bounds; Triangulations: polygon triangulations, representations, point-set triangulations, planar graphs; Voronoi diagrams: construction and applications, variants; Delaunay triangulations: divide-and-conquer, flip and incremental algorithms, duality of Voronoi diagrams, min-max angle properties; Geometric searching: point location, fractional cascading, linear programming with prune and search, finger trees, concatenable queues, segment trees, interval trees; Visibility: algorithms for weak and strong visibility, visibility with reflections, art-gallery problems; Arrangements of lines: arrangements of hyperplanes, zone theorems, many-faces complexity and algorithms; Combinatorial geometry: Ham-sandwich cuts, Helly's theorems, k-sets, polytopes and hierarchies, polytopes and linear programming in d-dimensions, complexity of the union of convex sets, simply connected sets and visible regions; Sweep techniques: plane sweep for segment intersections, Fortune's sweep for Voronoi diagrams, topological sweep for line arrangements; Randomization in computational geometry: algorithms, techniques for counting; Robust geometric computing; Applications of computational geometry.\nReferences\n1. Mark de Berg, Otfried Schwarzkopf, Marc van Kreveld and Mark Overmars, Computational Geometry: Algorithms and Applications, Springer.\n2. FP Preparata and Michael I. Shamos, Computational Geometry: An Introduction, Springer.\n3. Joseph O' Rourke, Computational Geometry in C, Cambridge University Press\n", "entities": [{"start": 137, "end": 159, "label": ["176927"]}, {"start": 301, "end": 303, "label": ["53385298"]}, {"start": 318, "end": 320, "label": ["18859"]}, {"start": 370, "end": 378, "label": ["645042"]}, {"start": 380, "end": 382, "label": ["645042"]}, {"start": 384, "end": 399, "label": ["1418949"]}, {"start": 538, "end": 564, "label": ["73199"]}, {"start": 625, "end": 638, "label": ["15692749"]}, {"start": 640, "end": 655, "label": ["1418949"]}, {"start": 789, "end": 800, "label": ["15692749"]}, {"start": 836, "end": 849, "label": ["5170"]}, {"start": 875, "end": 884, "label": ["36995"]}, {"start": 886, "end": 888, "label": ["31717"]}, {"start": 890, "end": 916, "label": ["73199"]}, {"start": 980, "end": 993, "label": ["1177516"]}, {"start": 1048, "end": 1056, "label": ["1418949"]}, {"start": 1076, "end": 1098, "label": ["176927"]}, {"start": 1102, "end": 1103, "label": ["6021"]}, {"start": 1105, "end": 1131, "label": ["73199"]}, {"start": 1267, "end": 1273, "label": ["1817885"]}, {"start": 1479, "end": 1487, "label": ["8864"]}, {"start": 1568, "end": 1575, "label": ["177668"]}, {"start": 1612, "end": 1621, "label": ["18973446"]}, {"start": 2276, "end": 2283, "label": ["172717"]}, {"start": 2296, "end": 2303, "label": ["177668"]}, {"start": 2571, "end": 2584, "label": ["1177516"]}, {"start": 2639, "end": 2647, "label": ["1418949"]}, {"start": 2652, "end": 2654, "label": ["53385298"]}, {"start": 2688, "end": 2710, "label": ["176927"]}, {"start": 2729, "end": 2737, "label": ["1418949"]}, {"start": 2760, "end": 2782, "label": ["176927"]}, {"start": 2786, "end": 2787, "label": ["6021"]}, {"start": 2789, "end": 2815, "label": ["73199"]}]}
{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-76-00560", "text": "Freeminds.org - Discover The Truth About Jehovah's Witnesses and the Watchtower Society - Home | Freeminds.org - Discover The Truth About Jehovah's Witnesses and the Watchtower Society\nThursday, 01 March 2012About Freeminds Inc.Contact FreemindsLanguagesSite MapDisclaimerRegister/Login\nHomeShopNewsWatch Tower NewsNet Soup ArchivesFree Minds JournalArmageddon Okie e-letterPeopleBlogsFrom the Desk of RandyBarbara AndersonDaniel GrissomSherry JansmaNils JansmaGilead Grad's GuideA Freethinker's JournalGary BusselmanFrom Crtl to Ctrl Alt DelKerry Louderback-WoodMatt KonigScott Terry - a Gay ExitFarkel Ain't Right, MaJW's and ChristianityBeyond GileadWatchtower TeachingsTough QuestionsLife StoriesLeadersRank & FileBethelitesPioneers in WT HistoryArchived Guest LogsLGBT ForumArticlesDoctrineBibleChangesChronologyEducationEthicsJehovahJesusMedicinePreachingProphecyPublicationsScienceOtherPsychologyCultsMind ControlShunningOtherSociologyWomenChildrenSexualityMarriageOtherOrganizationPre-RussellRussellRutherfordKnorrFranzPost-FranzGoverning BodyBrooklyn BethelBusinessOtherSupportAJWRB - BloodCounsel/InterventionRestoring FamilyCult SurvivalHumorSatireArmageddon OkiesAnecdotesDownloadsLanguagesEspanolFrancaisItalienPolskiPortuguêsSearchGet InvolvedContribute!Other LinksFreeminds Usage PolicyContact FreemindsHELP!FAQ Quick FindOur Other SitesHelp from OthersMEDIA\nARCHIVES Random thoughts about the organization after 20 yearsAn article about Steven UnthankThe chain of correspondence with the Society regarding pedophiliaHelp Free Minds!\nFree Minds Store\nHelp on Call\nMarjoe Gortner part one\nWritten by Marjoe Gortner\nMarjoe Gortner shows how he was manipulatewd by his parents to be a child evangelist. Is this mind control?12345\nAdd new comment Hits: 10\nLive From the Creation Museum! Dinosaurs on the Ark!\nWritten by Robert F. Smith aka Seeker4\nWednesday, 11 March 2009 11:35The dichotomy of how many Americans view science was brought home to me rather vividly the other day in two television shows on the same evening. A Nova program on PBS called The Four Winged Dinosaur was a fascinating look at how science works. It was a documentary about the investigation of flightless birds, in particular the archaeopteryx. That same evening, on the NRB Network, there was a Creation Ministries International program on Dinosaurs and the Bible. 12345 Read more... Add new comment Hits: 2463\nManipulative Techniques the Watchtower Uses to Control its Members\nWritten by Matt Konig\nThursday, 20 May 2010 12:12 1. IsolationThere is a large amount of intentional and incidental isolation that happens when you are a JW.The advice that bad associations spoil useful gifts is one that is repeated continually.Now, the difficult part is that each and every Jehovah's Witness is brought up in a slightly different way. There is a certain amount of personal interpretation allowed, and there are also cultural differences between different countries.I can only speak for my own experience, and those of the people I knew personally. I grew up in a small town in Australia, and in my early years I doubt I mixed with barely any non-Jehovah’s Witness children, and when I was at school the time I was not at school I primarily spent time with other Jehovah’s Witness children. My Jehovah's Witness friends at the time are some of the most amazing and genuine people I have ever met. 12345 Read more... Comments (4) Hits: 1257\nWhat Is 'Evil'?\nWritten by Lee Marsh\nSunday, 26 February 2012 21:28 Over the past week I have talked to various people about events in my family. The word “evil” keeps getting thrown around to describe my mother. I am always surprised by it. I don’t generally think of people in terms of their actions being evil. So it never occurred to me that maybe my mother’s actions, or inactions, were evil.Generally when I am faced with a question I turn to the books. I do research. So my research this week involved the nature of evil. What it evil? How would I recognize it when and if I saw it? So my first stop is to get the definition of evil. 12345 Read more... Add new comment Hits: 8\nRidiculous Beliefs Jehovah’s Witnesses Take for Granted\nWritten by Matt Konig\nThursday, 08 July 2010 18:31 Many of the things written about the JW religion are to expose the flaws in the organization policy. It doesn’t take much digging to uncover a large amount of lies, hypocrisy, ridiculous former beliefs, sweeping things under the carpet, arrogance, and a North Korea approach to running the religion, and playing some pretty serious hardball with anyone who doesn’t play by the rules.Plus a corporate culture where you are rewarded for being obedient, loyal and not shaking up the status quo. Like a sales organization where you are selling a faulty product, initially members seem to buy into the idea, sell it passionately, but after a while you begin to see the flaws in it, and ultimately realize that you have a dud. 12345 Read more... Comments (6) Hits: 2790\nJehovah's Witnesses \"Watchtower Religion\" Impacted My Family History - Part 1\nWritten by Barbara Anderson\nThursday, 29 January 2009 16:12In 1998, I completely severed my association with Jehovah's Witnesses. However, it wasn't until 2004 that I heard the details from my mother, two years before her death at age 91, of how the Watch Tower organization’s teachings significantly altered her Polish Catholic father's life-course causing him to end up an excommunicated Catholic in Poland although he never became a Watch Tower follower. 12345 Read more... Comments (1) Hits: 2681\nJehovah's Witness Literature: Loaded Language & Logical Fallacies\nWritten by Robert F. Smith aka Seeker4\nSaturday, 31 January 2009 11:01The April 15, 2009 Watchtower, according to sources I trust, contains the following lines with regard to what Jehovah’s Witnesses (JWs) refer to as apostates, that is, any former Witness who now speaks openly questioning the Watchtower Society (WTS), the Bible or the Witnesses:\"Modern day apostates display characteristics similar to those of the Devil. Their mind may be poisoned by a critical attitude towards individuals in the congregations, Christian elders or the Governing Body. Some apostates oppose the use of the divine name, Jehovah. They are not interested in learning about Jehovah, or in serving him. Like their father, Satan, apostates target people of integrity.\" Watchtower, April 15, 2009\n12345 Read more... 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-81-15537", "text": "Content-Length: 20192\nDate: Thu, 01 Mar 2012 19:44:52 GMT\nX-Varnish: 2498016253\nAge: 0\nVia: 1.1 varnish\nConnection: close\nSteve Goddard's History Wire: Book Alert / The Infernal Machine -- A History of Terrorism\nSteve Goddard's History Wire\nWhere the Past Comes Alive\n« H.L. Hunley: The Confederacy's Secret Weapon |\nMain\n| Book Alert / 15 Stars -- Eisenhower, MacArthur, Marshall »\nJune 29, 2007\nBook Alert / The Infernal Machine -- A History of Terrorism\nThe Infernal Machine -- A History of Terrorism from the Assassination of Tsar Alexander II to Al-Qaeda, The New Press '07, $26.95, 410 pages, ISBN #978-1-59558-179-2. Index, selected bibliography, notes, unillustrated.\nConventional wisdom has it that international terrorism is biggest enemy of peace today. But when attempting to define terrorism, forget the stereotype of a masked bomber. In Lebanon, for instance, Hezbollah is a recognized political party whose members have been elected to the Lebanese Parliament in a free and open election, yet such world powers as the United States and Britain label it as a terrorist organization.\nCarr, a British journalist and broadcaster, ranges back in time to the 1880s to profile the history of terrorism. Included in this narrative sweep are the attack by Russian revolutionaries upon Tsar Alexander II in St. Petersburg, the African vengeance of the Mau Maus, the Palestine Liberation Organization, Basque separatists and Ireland's IRA.\nRather than merely hanging labels around the necks of one's political enemies,  Carr believes it's more useful to examine the root causes of terrorism. \"The present eruption of Islamist violence is perhaps a symptom of an imbalance of power,\" he says, \"and the consequence of decades of manipulation, deceit and hypocrisy in Western foreign policy towards the Arab world.\" This is a work unlikely to show up on George W. Bush's reading list.\nPosted by Steve | Permalink\nTrackBack\nTrackBack URL for this entry:http://www.typepad.com/services/trackback/6a00d8341c5e4553ef00e0098992338833\nListed below are links to weblogs that reference Book Alert / The Infernal Machine -- A History of Terrorism:\nContact Us\nHistory Wire welcomes your feedback. Email your tips and suggestions to the editor.\nFebruary 2012\nSun\nMon\nTue\nWed\nThu\nFri\nSat\n1\n2\n3\n4\n5\n6\n7\n8\n9\n10\n11\n12\n13\n14\n15\n16\n17\n18\n19\n20\n21\n22\n23\n24\n25\n26\n27\n28\n29\nGoogle Ads\nMy Books\nStephen B. Goddard: Race to the Sky: The Wright Brothers Versus the United States GovernmentGoddard tells the story of the struggle between the Wright brothers and the Federal Government, and the raw ambition, high ideals, greed, and cloak and dagger tactics of each side.\nStephen B. Goddard: Colonel Albert Pope and His American Dream Machines: The Life and Times of a Bicycle Tycoon Turned Automotive PioneerGoddard's biography of Colonel Albert Pope chronicles the birth of the American automobile industry in Hartford, CT, before the turn of the 20th century, when steam, electricity and gasoline power were competing for ascendancy.\nStephen B. Goddard: Getting There: The Epic Struggle Between Road and Rail in the American CenturyIn this panoramic epic, presented through the eyes of people who lived it, Goddard reveals how the United States\n", "entities": [{"start": 551, "end": 559, "label": ["1921"]}, {"start": 599, "end": 603, "label": ["5701170"]}, {"start": 851, "end": 858, "label": ["17771"]}, {"start": 874, "end": 883, "label": ["13919"]}, {"start": 955, "end": 974, "label": ["1618242"]}, {"start": 1033, "end": 1046, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 1051, "end": 1058, "label": ["31717"]}, {"start": 1105, "end": 1112, "label": ["31717"]}, {"start": 1262, "end": 1269, "label": ["25391"]}, {"start": 1291, "end": 1308, "label": ["41988252"]}, {"start": 1312, "end": 1326, "label": ["24320051"]}, {"start": 1332, "end": 1339, "label": ["5334607"]}, {"start": 1371, "end": 1404, "label": ["24324"]}, {"start": 1406, "end": 1412, "label": ["44249734"]}, {"start": 1429, "end": 1436, "label": ["14560"]}, {"start": 1439, "end": 1442, "label": ["2261091"]}, {"start": 1621, "end": 1629, "label": ["6037917"]}, {"start": 1769, "end": 1776, "label": ["21208200"]}, {"start": 1804, "end": 1808, "label": ["42708884"]}, {"start": 1855, "end": 1869, "label": ["3414021"]}, {"start": 2519, "end": 2525, "label": ["1549222"]}, {"start": 2543, "end": 2561, "label": ["195149"]}, {"start": 2816, "end": 2827, "label": ["841082"]}, {"start": 2856, "end": 2864, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 2888, "end": 2896, "label": ["53678"]}, {"start": 2898, "end": 2900, "label": ["6466"]}, {"start": 3210, "end": 3223, "label": ["3434750"]}]}
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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0502wb-60-32167", "text": "New Report Details Levels of Economic Insecurity and Job Quality in the States | Press Releases\nAbout UsPress CenterPublicationsIssuesEconomistsResearch Tools\nPress Center\nPress ReleasesEventsEconomistsCEPR in the NewsCEPR in the Blogs\nMultimedia\nEn Español\nOther Languages\nCOLUMNS\nMark Weisbrot, Co-Director\nDean Baker, Co-Director\nHome\nPress Center\nPress Releases\nNew Report Details Levels of Economic Insecurity and Job Quality in the States\nNew Report Details Levels of Economic Insecurity and Job Quality in the States\nNew Report Details Levels of Economic Insecurity and Job Quality in the States in the First Half the 2000sNew Approach Improves on Problems with Poverty LineFor Immediate Release: May 20, 2008Contact: Alan Barber, 202-293-5380 x115Washington, dc—The federal poverty line does a poor job of measuring economic insecurity in the United States according to a new report from the Center for Economic and Policy Research (CEPR). In the typical state, 22 percent of people in working families suffer from economic hardship because their earnings and income from other sources, including public work supports and other public benefits, fall below the basic needs budget standard for where they live. By comparison, only 12.6 percent of Americans live below the federal poverty line.The report, “Working Families and Economic Insecurity in the States: The Role of Job Quality and Work Supports,” synthesizes previous CEPR research using a new approach for measuring economic insecurity that addresses the major limitations of the poverty line and analyzes the state of economically insecure families across 45 states and the District of Columbia. To determine how much income a working family needs to \"make ends meet\", the authors of the report use basic family budgets that take into account the actual costs of goods and services needed to have a decent standard of living, as well as the variations in these costs, depending on where one lives.The researchers also examined the role of public work supports- programs such as child care assistance, the Earned Income Tax Credit, food stamps, health insurance provided through Medicaid and the State Children's Health Insurance Program, housing assistance, and income supplements provided through Temporary Assistance- in helping families achieve economic security.“When measuring poverty, the government and most researchers do not take into account most public work supports,” said report co-author Rebecca Ray. “By contrast, when we determine whether a family is able to make ends meet, we take into account the value of all of these benefits.”The report also shows that most economically insecure workers have jobs that pay low wages and provide few or no benefits or “bad Jobs”. Only a minority of jobs nation-wide are “good jobs”, in other words, ones that pay at least $17 an hour and provide health and retirement benefits.“Public work supports play an important and largely unheralded role in promoting economic security and opportunity for working families,” said Shawn Fremstad, co-author of the report and Director of Bridging the Gaps, a CEPR initiative.  “In the typical state, work supports close more than half of the hardship gap—the gap between a working family’s income and the basic family budget for where they live”.The authors of the study point out, however, that substantial numbers of workers in low-paid jobs receive only modest or no help from work support programs.According to the report, which uses data from the 2001-2003 Survey of Income and Program Participation (SIPP)\nand the basic family budgets\ndeveloped by the Economic Policy Institute, the monthly income of the typical economically insecure family varies from $12,775 a year in Arkansas to $25,047 a year in New Hampshire. The findings of the report also point to a correlation between the number of good or bad jobs and economic security on a state-by-state basis.  The full report can be found here (PDF).###The Center for Economic and Policy Research is an independent, nonpartisan think tank that was established to promote democratic debate on the most important economic and social issues that affect people's lives. CEPR's Advisory Board of Economists includes Nobel Laureate economists Robert Solow and Joseph Stiglitz; Richard Freeman, Professor of Economics at Harvard University; and Eileen Appelbaum, Professor and Director of the Center for Women and Work at Rutgers University\n", "entities": [{"start": 755, "end": 769, "label": ["108956"]}, {"start": 851, "end": 864, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 900, "end": 939, "label": ["6541894"]}, {"start": 941, "end": 945, "label": ["6541894"]}, {"start": 1253, "end": 1262, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 1360, "end": 1366, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 1433, "end": 1437, "label": ["6541894"]}, {"start": 1641, "end": 1661, "label": ["108956"]}, {"start": 2072, "end": 2096, "label": ["19283199"]}, {"start": 2145, "end": 2153, "label": ["55794"]}, {"start": 2162, "end": 2203, "label": ["54982902"]}, {"start": 2745, "end": 2749, "label": ["7412236"]}, {"start": 3119, "end": 3123, "label": ["6541894"]}, {"start": 3618, "end": 3643, "label": ["1239911"]}, {"start": 3738, "end": 3746, "label": ["1930"]}, {"start": 3768, "end": 3781, "label": ["21134"]}, {"start": 3962, "end": 3965, "label": ["57131254"]}, {"start": 3974, "end": 4013, "label": ["6541894"]}, {"start": 4183, "end": 4187, "label": ["6541894"]}, {"start": 4190, "end": 4204, "label": ["16755777"]}, {"start": 4208, "end": 4218, "label": ["57349"]}, {"start": 4254, "end": 4266, "label": ["216359"]}, {"start": 4271, "end": 4286, "label": ["63092"]}, {"start": 4288, "end": 4303, "label": ["2350496"]}, {"start": 4331, "end": 4349, "label": ["18426501"]}, {"start": 4432, "end": 4450, "label": ["80135"]}]}
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Covers\nthe health benefits\nassociated with this easy, safe, and inexpensive\nexercise and suggests ways to\nget involved in group walking activities and\ncompetitive events such as\norienteering and race walking. Includes one-year\ntraining programs for the\nbeginner and the advanced walker.\nCalbom,\nCherie. JUICING FOR LIFE: A GUIDE TO THE HEALTH\nBENEFITS OF FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLE JUICING.\nRA784.C23 1992\nWritten by two experienced nutritionists, this\nrelates juices to over 75\nhealth problems. Includes numerous menus and ten\ncomprehensive menu plans.\nCastleman,\nMichael. THE HEALING HERBS: THE ULTIMATE GUIDE TO\nTHE CURATIVE POWER OF NATURE'S MEDICINES.\nRM666.H33 C39 1991\nA thorough, well-organized, and readable herbal.\nLooks at the history, lore,\nand medicinal properties of over 100 well-known\nherbs from alfalfa to yarrow.\nIncludes recipes for various herbal preparations.\nExtensive bibliography.\nChopra,\nDeepak. PERFECT HEALTH: THE COMPLETE MIND/BODY\nGUIDE.\nR605.P47 1990X\nUsing the principles of Ayurveda, a 5000-year-old\nIndian system of mind/body\nmedicine, Dr. Chopra develops individually tailored\ndiet, exercise, and\nstress-reduction programs designed to restore the\nbody to a state of \"perfect\nhealth.\"\nCummings,\nStephen, FNP EVERYBODY'S GUIDE TO HOMEOPATHIC\nMEDICINES.\nRX76.C94 1991\nPresents clear information about the principles of\nhomeopathic treatment.\nAdvice on professional medical care for each\ncondition, an index, a glossary,\nand a listing of homeopathic organizations are\nprovided.\nFoster,\nSteven. A FIELD GUIDE TO MEDICINAL PLANTS: EASTERN\nAND CENTRAL NORTH AMERICA.\nQK99.U6 F68 1990\nPart of the Peterson field guide series. Contains\ndescriptions of nearly 500\nmedicinal plants with detailed line drawings and\n200 color photos. Discusses\nthe historical and present-day use of each plant.\nToxicity warnings are\nincluded where necessary.\nGach,\nMichael Reed. ACUPRESSURE'S POTENT POINTS: A GUIDE\nTO SELF-CARE FOR COMMON AILMENTS.\nRM723.A27 G33 1990\nFor those shy about acupuncture, this similar\nmethod, shown in easy steps,\nuses finger pressure instead of needles on\ndifferent areas of the body to\nrelieve both physical and emotional stress-related\nproblems.\nGoodman,\nSaul. THE BOOK OF SHIATSU: [THE HEALING ART OF\nFINGER PRESSURE].\nRM723.A27 G66 1990X\nShiatsu massage, a natural healing tool, is\ndetailed with valuable photos and\nillustrations. This book can be easily read and put\ninto practice by the\nlayperson.\nHausman,\nPatricia. THE HEALING FOODS: THE ULTIMATE AUTHORITY\nON THE CURATIVE POWER OF NUTRITION.\nRM217.H297 1989\nExplores food as a positive force for the\nmaintenance of health and as a\nweapon against disease. Provides nutritonal\nprofiles of 76 basic foods and\ncontains nutritional strategies for the prevention\nand treatment of 34 common\nhealth problems. Includes recipes and some\nseven-day menu plans.\nTHE\nHEALING FOODS COOKBOOK: 400 DELICIOUS RECIPES WITH\nCURATIVE POWER.\nRM219.H39 1992\nEasy-to-understand low-fat, low-salt, low-calorie\nrecipes plus menus for\nmedical conditions are included. An index of food\nused is available.\nJarvis,\nDeForest Clinton. FOLK MEDICINE: A VERMONT DOCTOR'S\nGUIDE TO GOOD HEALTH.\nR341.J3\nInteresting observation and explanation about his\nhome-state folk medicine by\na doctor who was born and practiced in Vermont.\nUses of honey and apple cider\nare much mentioned.\nLeyel,\nMrs. C.F. HERBAL DELIGHTS: TISANES, SYRUPS,\nCONFECTIONS, ELECTUARIES, ROBS, JULEPS, VINEGARS\nAND CONSERVES.\nTX406.L46 1987X\nA charming presentation of herbs for food and\ndecoration. Poetic and\nfolkloric quotations are sometimes mentioned with\nthe herb. Indexes of\nfamiliar names in English, French, German, and\nItalian are included.\nLu,\nHenry C. LEGENDARY CHINESE HEALING HERBS.\nRM666.H33 L76 1991\nA clear display of ancient Chinese herbal healing\ntechniques. Pictures,\nscientific and familiar names, medical properties,\nand dosages of over 100\nherbs are provided.\nMoyers,\nBill. HEALING AND THE MIND.\nR726.5.M69 1993\nIn this companion book to his public television\nseries, Moyers talks to\nscientists, healthcare professionals, and patients\nabout the connection between\nphysical health and a person's emotions and thought\nprocesses.\nNaeser,\nMargaret A. OUTLINE GUIDE TO CHINESE HERBAL PATENT\nMEDICINES IN PILL FORM: WITH SAMPLE PICTURES OF THE\nBOXES.\nRM666.H33 N34 1990X\nOver 175 Chinese herbal patent medicines in pill\nform are explained with\nhistorical information. Includes an index.\nOlsen,\nKristin Gottschalk. THE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF ALTERNATIVE\nHEALTH CARE.\nR733.O47 1990\nA comprehensive guide to new healing choices from\nacupressure to yoga. Each\nchapter deals with an alternative healing method. A\nlist about related books\nand organizations is provided.\nPeavy,\nWilliam and Warren Peary. SUPER NUTRITION\nGARDENING: HOW TO GROW YOUR OWN POWERCHARGED\nFOOD.\nSB324.3.P42 1993X\nAn excellent book for both gardening and nutrition.\nThe chapter about seeds\nsprouting is particularly interesting. List of\nsuppliers and prices and an\nindex are available.\nPolunin,\nMiriam. THE NATURAL PHARMACY.\nRZ433.P65 1992\nAn illustrated, well explained, and indexed guide\nto 230 medicinal\ningredients from rocks and minerals to herbs and\nshells. Also provided is a\nhistory of natural pharmacy from different\ncountries.\nStein,\nDiane. THE NATRUAL REMEDY BOOK FOR WOMEN.\nRA778.S7968 1992\nHolistic health-care guide which focuses on women's\nhealth issues. Examines\nover 50 common health problems and offers a range\nof solutions derived from 10\nnatural healing systems including herbs,\nacupressure, homeopathy/cell salts,\nand naturopathy.\nTheiss,\nBarbara and Peter Theiss. THE FAMILY HERBAL.\nRM666.H33 T45 1989\nThis book gives practical applications of 40 herbs\nuseful for healing. Color\nplates for plant identification and indexes are\nincluded.\nTierra,\nMichael. PLANETARY HERBOLOGY: AN INTEGRATION OF\nWESTERN HERBS INTO THE TRADITIONAL CHINESE AND\nAYURVEDIC SYSTEMS.\nRM666.H33 T52 1988\nOver 400 medicinal herbs available in the West are\nclassified under their\nmedical application. Useful cross references and\nindexes are available for the\nstudents of Eastern herbal medicine.\nTRAINING\nTHE BODY TO CURE ITSELF: HOW TO EXERCISE TO HEAL.\nEdited by Alice Feinstein.\nRM725.T73 1992\nDo you need to fight the pain of arthritis? Raise\nyour HDL level? Break a\ncreativity block? Exercise! Here is the way to\ncombat over 50 common health\nproblems. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0503wb-32-07315", "text": "Shelley Piasecka | University Of Chester\nUniversity Of Chester\nSearch\nSearch this site:\nJobs\nNews\nEvents\nPortal\nHow To Find Us\nCoursesUndergraduate\nPostgraduate\nFoundation Degrees\nResearch Degrees\nAdult Learners\nProfessional Development\nWork Based Learning\nStudy Abroad\nHow do I apply?\nWish you were hereThinking of Applying?\nAlready Applied?\nStudent LifeChester\nWarrington\nAccommodation\nStudent Finance\nCareers and Employability\nReligion and Faith\nSupport for Students\nHave a Question?\nVisit Us\nResearch\nDepartmentsAcademic Departments\nFaculties\nSupport Departments\nUniversity of Liverpool Academic Dress\nInternationalWhy Choose Chester\nCourses\nYour Country\nHow to Apply\nFees and Funding\nBefore You Arrive\nLife as a Student\nInternational Partners\nBusiness & ResearchBusiness Support Services\nChester Business School\nResearch\nTheology and Religious Studies MainOur Courses\nStaff Research\nNews and Events\nStaff\nStudents\nAboutOutreach\nSocial Responsibility\nAbout the University\nPress Office\nAlumni\nWho to Contact\nFlash Fiction MagazineFlash Adverts\nFlash Bibliography\nFlash Links\nFlash Submissions\nFlash Subscriptions\nBiological SciencesAbout Us\nAcademic Programmes\nCareers\nInstitute of Biomedical Science (IBMS) Presidents Prize\nResearch\nResources\nStaff\nVisiting Lecturers (Biomedical Science)\nIn The News\nHealth and Social CareCommunity and Child Health\nMental Health and Learning Disability\nMidwifery and Reproductive Health\nPre-Registration Nursing\nProfessional Development and Allied Health Care\nSocial Work\nProgrammes\nContinued Professional Development (PQModules)\nHealth, Safety & Well-being Training\nEvents\nHealth and Social Care International\nContact Us\nResearch Office\nSocial Studies and CounsellingOverview of Programmes\nNews and Events\nResearch\nStaff\nStudent Profiles\nIn The News\nContactFaq\nComputer Science, Business Computing and MathematicsAbout\nResources\nResearch\nOur Staff\nOur Students\nThe Harlequin Project\nicCreate\nNew Technology Initiative (NTI)\nComputer Science and Information Systems\nHistory and ArchaeologyWhy Study History at Chester?\nFrequently Asked Questions - 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Prior to this, I was a senior lecturer at Staffordshire University. I am also an experienced performer in contemporary theatre and combine my teaching with professional practice.\nQualifications\nI graduated from MMU (Cheshire) in 2005 with a MA (by Research). I am in the final stages of PhD study, exploring performance pedagogy in the Primary School Curriculum.\nOverview My Teaching expertise lies in the interpretation and direction of devised and scripted play texts, interdisciplinary performance practice, Live Art, Post Modern Performance Theory, Theatre Semiotics and play text analysis. For many years I have taken students on residential visits to New York City and performance festivals in the United Kingdom and Europe. I have a research interest in performance theatre, educational drama and performance ethnography.\nShortcuts\nTeaching Research Published Work\nTeaching\nIn addition to teaching and research supervision I have directed and curated a number of undergraduate productions. Past work includes:\nGhost Sonata, Strindberg, 2004, Staffordshire\nUniversity\nLetter 17, Devised performance, 2004, Staffordshire\nUniversity\nLive Art showcase, 2005, Staffordshire\nUniversity\nLive Art showcase, 2006, Staffordshire\nUniversity\nAntigone, Anouilh, 2007, Staffordshire\nUniversity\nLive Art showcase, 2008, Staffordshire\nUniversity\nThe Last Days of Don Juan, Nick Dear, 2009, Staffordshire University\nThe Leopard – Site Specific Performance, 2009, Staffordshire\nUniversity\nLive Art showcase, 2009, Staffordshire\nUniversity\nThe Navvy Way, Site Specific Promenade Performance, 2010, Staffordshire University\nThe Visit, Dürrenmatt, 2010, Staffordshire University\nLive Art showcase, 2010, Staffordshire University\nSecond to the left and straight on till morning, Site Specific performance, 2011, Staffordshire University\nRoses and Morphine, Liz Tomlin, 2011, University of Chester\nResearch\nProfessional Practice and Practice-as-Research\nTeacher’s TV, 2010, Maverick Television Company, directed by Andrew Fox, series title: School Dilemmas\nRobin and the Pirate Letters, 2009, an early readers’ scheme for primary school children.\nHeroes and Villains, 2008, a performance project to facilitate the development of socially driven skills for under-privileged children in North Staffordshire.\nSounds, 2009, a performance project to support Key Stage 2 science.\nMisguide to Park Road, 2007, – a live art performance with Year 6 children, drawing upon the site-specific work of Wrights and Sites.\nThe Rise of Robert, 2005, BET4 Artists, Arts Council funded UK Tour.\nSecondsands, 2000-2002, BET 4 Performance, UK and European tour. Venues include: The National Review of Live Art, 2001, The Green Room, 2000, Wirksworth Arts Festival, 2000.\nKontakt, La Revolution Francais, I Will You, 2000, 3rd International Festival of Experimental & Performance Art, Manege, St Petersburg Russia. Collaborative project with Simon Piasecki and Glyn Davies Marshall.\nInsideoutsidein, 1998, BET4 Performance. Toured across the UK and Western Europe.  Venues include: The Confluence and Municipal galleries, Paris; Turtle Key Arts Centre, London.\nWomberang, (Audrey), 1998, The Baggage Factory,\nUK Tour.\nShakers Re-Stirred (Carol), 1997,  The Baggage Factory, UK Tour\nCinderella  (Cinderella ), 1997, Tin Box Theatre Company, commissioned for Weston Park, Shropshire.\nAladdin (Aladdin), 1996, Tin Box Theatre Company, commissioned for Weston Park, Shropshire.\nO Teatra, 1999 Co-founder and director of childrens’ theatre workshop, Staffordshire.\nThe Terrace Theatre, 1992-1998, Artistic Director for community theatre workshops in South Staffordshire\nPublished work\nConferences and Publications\n2009 Chair for Postgraduate Student Conference, MMU\n2008 Politics and Pedagogy – conference paper presented at Masks: Law and Theatre Conference, the University of British\nColumbia, Vancouver,\nCanada\n2007 Piasecka, M. “Creativity, Live Art and the Primary School Curriculum” in D. Watt and D.Meyer-Dinkgrafe (Ed) Theatres of Thought, Theatre, Performance and Philosophy, Newcastle: Cambridge Scholars Publishing\n2006 Live Art and the Primary Curriculum – invited speaker. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0500wb-70-20598", "text": "Date: Thu, 01 Mar 2012 15:23:51 GMT\nExpires: Thu, 01 Mar 2012 15:23:57 GMT\nServer: Microsoft-IIS/7.5\nX-AspNet-Version: 4.0.30319\nX-ITF-WebNode: 2\nX-Powered-By: ASP.NET\nX-Umbraco-Version: 4.6\nContent-Length: 108047\nConnection: close\nFed Cup - Articles - Honours even in Fribourg\nLanguage:\nEN\nES\nHome\nNews\nLatest News\nArticles\nAudio\nVideo\nResults\nWorld Group\nWG Play-offs\nWorld Group II\nWG II Play-offs\nGroup I\nGroup II\nGroup III\nFed Cup Structure\nTeams\nWorld Group\nWorld Group II\nAmericas\nAsia / Oceania\nEurope / Africa\nTeams A to Z\nPlayers\nPlayer Search\nRankings\nCurrent Rankings\nRankings Explained\nHistory\nFed Cup History\nChampions\nRecords\nAward of Excellence\nHeart Award\nOrganisation\nFed Cup Format\nRules & Regulations\nJunior Fed Cup\nPublications\nRelated Links\nAbout the ITF\nSponsors\nPhotos\nAudio\nVideo\nLatest News\nArticles\nAudio\nVideo\n04 Feb 2012\nTweet\n[Print this article]\nHonours even in Fribourg\nMATCH REPORT\nBy\nClive White\nPhoto: Siggi BucherStefanie Voegele (SUI)\nFRIBOURG, SWITZERLAND: And to think most observers thought that this tie would be predictable. It was anything but. The scoreline of 1-1 at the end of the first day’s play doesn’t tell half the story.\nThere may be a discrepancy of 1,433 places in the combined rankings of the Australian and Swiss teams, but the Fed Cup, as we all know, is a great leveller and the host nation came back to square the tie in a quite extraordinary second rubber.\nStefanie Voegele, leading Switzerland for the first time following the retirement of Patty Schnyder, and the higher ranked – by some 99 places – Jarmila Gajdosova went toe-to-toe like two old bare knuckle fighters with no quarter given.\nThe outcome was in doubt right until the end of its two hour 28-minute duration when the Australian, after saving seven match points, finally succumbed 60 67(8) 86.\nPurists would have said it was far too hit-and-miss to be a classic and certainly it did seem as if neither player knew the meaning of the word “rally”, but it was incredibly exciting after the one-way traffic of the opening set and it had the Swiss fans hollering and cheering throughout the finale at the Fribourg Forum.\nRoger Federer, Mardy Fish and company have it all to do next week to conjure something half as gripping in their Davis Cup tie here.\nAustralia remain the favourites but Christiane Jolissaint, the Swiss captain, expects the opposition to bring in Jelena Dokic for Gajdosova against Timea Bacsinszky on day two in the second of the reverse singles.\nFive games into the opening rubber of her match against Samantha Stosur, Bacsinszky looked more like the one to be stood down.\nPlaying her first serious tennis since seriously injuring her foot in an off-court incident last April the young Swiss, understandably, looked out of her depth against the world No. 5 Stosur. But both she and her captain will have been encouraged by the way she eventually made a match of it before losing 62 75.\nBacsinszky lost the opening five games as her serve deserted her. Jolissaint could not understand why because she had served so well in practice, although credit to her for holding serve in the sixth game when she served three double faults.\nShe’s clearly a fighter, though, and despite surrendering the first set she then went on a run where she won five out of six games to take a three-love lead in the second set.\nAlthough Stosur’s signature shot, the forehand drive volley, was working sweetly enough, the rest of her game has yet to return to the level of last year when she won the US Open. Nevertheless, she was still too good for Bacsinszky, even if the Swiss player’s ranking of No. 241 is clearly misleading.\nTalking of rankings, David Taylor, the Australian captain, thought Voegele played way above her ranking of No. 138 in defeating Gajdosova. The two had never met before but there was nothing tentative about their approach to the match.\nPartly because the clay court here is much quicker than most and partly because of Gajdosova’s hit-and-miss style the match turned into the tennis equivalent of a slugfest.\nAfter losing the first set 60 there seemed no way back for the Australian but in an amazing about-turn she raced into a 5-1 lead in the second set. Both players ruthlessly punished their opponent’s second serve and even, on occasion, the first.\nThen Voegele won the next four games and it was a brave man who could predict the outcome of this match. Even the second set tiebreak was full of twists and turns, Gajdosova taking a 4-0 lead before pegged back to 6-6. She eventually managed to win it 10-8.\nThe deciding set continued in the same fashion. It was impossible to predict a pattern other than that of an irregular one.\nStefanie Voegle (SUI) - 04/02/2012\nJarmila Gajdosova (AUS) - 04/02/2012\nCaptain Christiane Jolissaint (SUI) - 04/02/2012\nCaptain David Taylor (AUS) - 04/02/2012\nRelated content\nRelated news\nBacsinszky makes return against Stosur\n03 Feb 2012On the comeback from foot surgery, Timea Bacsinszky takes on Samantha Stosur in the opening rubber in Fribourg\nYouth v experience\n03 Feb 2012Christiane Joissaint talks of her decision to pic a young and inexperienced side to face Australia, who boast a Grand Slam winner in their squad\nRelated ties\nSwitzerland\nv\nAustralia\n4-5 Feb 2012\nView details\nRelated teams\nSwitzerland\nAustralia\nRelated players\nStefanie VOEGELE (SUI)\nSamantha STOSUR (AUS)\nAmra SADIKOVIC (SUI)\nJarmila GAJDOSOVA (AUS)\nTimea BACSINSZKY (SUI)\nJelena DOKIC (AUS)\nBelinda BENCIC (SUI)\nCasey DELLACQUA (AUS)\nExternal links\nwww.fedcup.tv\nwww.swisstennis.ch\nwww.tennis.com.au\nRelated PDFs\nScorecard - Stephanie Voegele (SUI) v Jarmila Gajdosova (AUS),\nScorecard - Timea Bacsinszky (SUI) v Samantha Stosur (AUS),\nBookmark with:\nDelicious\nDigg\nFacebook\nreddit\nStumbleUpon\nMore photos\n<<\n>>\nWORLD GROUP II FIRST ROUND\nSwitzerland\n1 : 4\nAustralia\nForum Fribourg, Fribourg, Switzerland\nR1\nBACSINSZKY\nv\nSTOSUR\n2-6 5-7\nR2\nVOEGELE\nv\nGAJDOSOVA\n6-0 6-7(8) 8-6\nR3\nVOEGELE\nv\nSTOSUR\n3-6 2-6\nR4\nSADIKOVIC\nv\nGAJDOSOVA\n3-6 6-3 6-8\nR5\nBENCIC\nSADIKOVIC\nv\nDELLACQUA\nDOKIC\n5-7 4-6\nFull details\nTWITTER\nRT @swiss_tennis: #swiss_tennis fed cup team captain Christiane Jolissaint has stepped down and will be replaced by Heinz Gunthardt. htt ...\n01 Mar\n12:33\nReply\nAsia/Oceania FC Heart Award - choose from Li Na and Galina Voskoboeva - vote on http://t.co/q6sHd0NJ\n01 Mar\n12:32\nReply\nAmericas FC Heart Award is between Catalina Castano + Florencia Molinero - vote on http://t.co/IoXq8TsD\n01 Mar\n12:30\nReply\nFollow us\nFACEBOOK\nLATEST NEWS\nVoting opens for 2012 Fed Cup Heart Awards\nThe ITF today announced a shortlist of ten players to receive the first four Fed Cup\n", "entities": [{"start": 893, "end": 901, "label": ["292842"]}, {"start": 972, "end": 980, "label": ["292842"]}, {"start": 982, "end": 993, "label": ["26748"]}, {"start": 1248, "end": 1258, "label": ["4689264"]}, {"start": 1263, "end": 1268, "label": ["26748"]}, {"start": 1284, "end": 1291, "label": ["65349597"]}, {"start": 1443, "end": 1454, "label": ["26748"]}, {"start": 1502, "end": 1516, "label": ["1547798"]}, {"start": 1743, "end": 1753, "label": ["4689264"]}, {"start": 2063, "end": 2068, "label": ["26748"]}, {"start": 2142, "end": 2155, "label": ["262376"]}, {"start": 2157, "end": 2167, "label": ["914132"]}, {"start": 2255, "end": 2264, "label": ["227983"]}, {"start": 2275, "end": 2284, "label": ["4689264"]}, {"start": 2311, "end": 2332, "label": ["31556263"]}, {"start": 2338, "end": 2343, "label": ["26748"]}, {"start": 2388, "end": 2400, "label": ["346733"]}, {"start": 2423, "end": 2439, "label": ["12935706"]}, {"start": 2545, "end": 2560, "label": ["2441596"]}, {"start": 2562, "end": 2572, "label": ["12935706"]}, {"start": 2729, "end": 2734, "label": ["26748"]}, {"start": 2929, "end": 2939, "label": ["12935706"]}, {"start": 2995, "end": 3005, "label": ["31556263"]}, {"start": 3356, "end": 3362, "label": ["2441596"]}, {"start": 3518, "end": 3525, "label": ["82729"]}, {"start": 3568, "end": 3578, "label": ["12935706"]}, {"start": 3592, "end": 3597, "label": ["26748"]}, {"start": 3688, "end": 3698, "label": ["4689264"]}, {"start": 4120, "end": 4130, "label": ["4689264"]}, {"start": 5610, "end": 5613, "label": ["42267670"]}, {"start": 5636, "end": 5639, "label": ["3002226"]}, {"start": 5654, "end": 5670, "label": ["12935706"]}, {"start": 5672, "end": 5675, "label": ["42267670"]}, {"start": 5679, "end": 5694, "label": ["2441596"]}, {"start": 5696, "end": 5699, "label": ["3002226"]}, {"start": 6553, "end": 6556, "label": ["592311"]}, {"start": 6626, "end": 6633, "label": ["65349597"]}]}
{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-21-13304", "text": "ATAA Hosts Team USA\nAmazon.com has more than 50,000 books related to Turkey. Now you can order these\ntitles through ATAA's association with Amazon.com and HELP ATAA.\nAmazon.com will contribute a portion of the sale\nto ATAA. It's easy to do !\nPress Releases/News\nJanuary 16, 2012\nSign up for our Email Newsletter\nABOUT US\nThe ATAA, representing over 60 local chapters and 500,000 Turkish Americans throughout the United States, serves locally and nationwide to develop an informed and empowered Turkish American community, and to support strong U.S.-Turkish relations. The ATAA is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization formed under the laws of the District of Columbia. To learn more about ATAA, please visit us at www.ataa.org\nBECOME A MEMBER\nBy becoming a member you will be part of a network of Turkish-Americans and friends of Turkey who care about the historic relationship between the two peoples and who are aware of the crucial role each one of us plays in strengthening the relationship and promoting an accurate and fair picture of Turkey and Turks.\n[Join ATAA]\nATAA Hosts Team USA\nATAA hosted a Good Luck Reception for the United States U-16 Team at JFK International Airport in New York, prior to their departure to Turkey on Turkish Airlines for the 2012 Turkish Soccer Federation Aegean Cup.\nThe site of the tournament, Manisa, is a historic city where the Ottoman Sultans were raised.\nATAA Regional VP Ibrahim Kurtulus and Turkish Vice Consul Umit Kilic addressed Team USA.\nTHY, the official carrier for FC Barcelona and Manchester United, served a cake that displayed the seals of US Soccer and THY.\nVP Kurtulus expresed, \"The Assembly of Turkish American Associations is proud to have a cooperation protocol with the Turkish Soccer Federation and to co-host this reception for our team, Team USA!\nThe US U-16 team is America's hope to win the World Cup in the future.\nSoccer is one of the best ways to bridge the good people of America and Turkey.\"\nKurtulus further stated, \"On behalf of ATAA President Ergun Kirlikovali and Past President Gunay Evinch, I\nthank Turkish Airlines and the good offices of the New York Turkish Consul General Levent Bilgen for promoting sports and cultural understanding.\nWe wish you happy travels and great success!\"\nVice Consul Kilic stated, \"Sports is one of the most noble forms of fraternity.\nOn the occasion of the Aegean Cup 2012, you are going to a friendly, beautiful country with a compassionate people.\nYou will be welcomed like family.\nDuring the tournament you will make lasting friendships.\nAnd, the tournament will be all the better for it.\nThe Turkish Foreign Mission in the United States wishes you safe travels and a good time.\nMay you make good memories to last your whole lives.\"\nTurkey and USA are in the same qualification group as the Czech Republic and Denmark.\nThe other qualification group\nincludes France, Ukraine, Belgium and Greece.\nTurkey and the USA\n", "entities": [{"start": 69, "end": 75, "label": ["11125639"]}, {"start": 1131, "end": 1144, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 1158, "end": 1183, "label": ["97218"]}, {"start": 1187, "end": 1195, "label": ["645042"]}, {"start": 1225, "end": 1231, "label": ["11125639"]}, {"start": 1235, "end": 1251, "label": ["167925"]}, {"start": 1265, "end": 1272, "label": ["11125639"]}, {"start": 1331, "end": 1337, "label": ["1328854"]}, {"start": 1435, "end": 1442, "label": ["11125639"]}, {"start": 1476, "end": 1484, "label": ["48606057"]}, {"start": 1486, "end": 1489, "label": ["167925"]}, {"start": 1516, "end": 1528, "label": ["68187"]}, {"start": 1533, "end": 1550, "label": ["19961"]}, {"start": 1594, "end": 1603, "label": ["186853"]}, {"start": 1608, "end": 1611, "label": ["167925"]}, {"start": 1801, "end": 1809, "label": ["48606057"]}, {"start": 1831, "end": 1838, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 1857, "end": 1866, "label": ["11370"]}, {"start": 1942, "end": 1949, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 1954, "end": 1960, "label": ["11125639"]}, {"start": 2076, "end": 2092, "label": ["167925"]}, {"start": 2121, "end": 2129, "label": ["645042"]}, {"start": 2130, "end": 2137, "label": ["11125639"]}, {"start": 2635, "end": 2648, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 2744, "end": 2750, "label": ["11125639"]}, {"start": 2755, "end": 2758, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 2802, "end": 2816, "label": ["5321"]}, {"start": 2821, "end": 2828, "label": ["76972"]}, {"start": 2869, "end": 2875, "label": ["5843419"]}, {"start": 2877, "end": 2884, "label": ["31750"]}, {"start": 2886, "end": 2893, "label": ["3343"]}, {"start": 2898, "end": 2904, "label": ["12108"]}, {"start": 2906, "end": 2912, "label": ["11125639"]}, {"start": 2921, "end": 2924, "label": ["3434750"]}]}
{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-25-11404", "text": "Date: Thu, 01 Mar 2012 17:53:04 GMT\nConnection: close\nMCSA/MCSE Self-Paced Training Kit Microsoft Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure Administration Second Edition Comments and Corrections\nImmediate\nExpert\nService\nHome\nDownload\nHow It Works\nLive Support\nForum\nOther Tools\nCompany\nSearch Knowledge Base:\nArticle ID: 328954 - Last Review: August 8, 2003 - Revision: 5.0MCSA/MCSE Self-Paced Training Kit Microsoft Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure Administration Second Edition Comments and CorrectionsView products that this article applies to.This article was previously published under Q328954On This PageSUMMARY\nThis article contains comments, corrections, and\ninformation about known errors relating to the Microsoft Press book MCSA/MCSE\nSelf-Paced Training Kit Microsoft Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure\nAdministration 2nd Edition, ISBN 0-7356-1772-4. The following topics\nare covered:Multiple Pages: Spell-Out Of MTA Is IncorrectPage 50: 65,524 Should Be 65,534Page 51: 192 Should Be 1Page 52: Class C Should Be Class BPage 53: Correction To TipPage 53: Error In TipPage 57: Incorrect IP Address Page 99: Incorrect Statement About WinipcfgPage 119: Do Should Be Do NotPage 163: Corrections To Steps 5 and 9Page 201: Missing Text In Figure 6.5Pages 212 and 213: Corrections To Steps 9 And 10Page 279:\n\"SVR resource record\" Should Be \"SRV resource record\"Page 290: \"DHCP console\" Should Be \"DNS console\"Page 295: NSDNAME Should Be DNSNAMEPage 304: IFXR Should Be IXFRPage 351: DHCP Should Be WINSPage 370: Incorrect Step ReferencesPage 373: TCP Should Be UDPPage 407: IP Should Be ICMPPage 412: 129-Kbps Should be 128-KbpsPage 444: Correction To Remote Access Policy\nEvaluationPage 468: 207 Should Be 206Page 500: \"Authorized\" Should Be \"Unauthorized\"Page 515: Incorrect Spell-Out Of MMC ConsolePage 518: Incorrect Explanation Of Figure 13.12Page 656: Incorrect Answers To Question\n70-216.04.01.002Page 699: Correction To Question 70-216.05.01.003's\nAnswersMORE INFORMATION\nMultiple Pages: Spell-Out Of MTA Is IncorrectOn multiple pages, the spell out of MTA is\nincorrect.Change all instances of:\"maximum transfer\nunit\"To:\"maximum transmission unit\"Page 50: 65,524 Should Be 65,534 On page 50, in Table 2.2, the Number of Hosts for Class B should\nbe 65,534, not 65,524.Page 51: 192 Should Be 1 On page 51, in the paragraph above \"Private Network\nAddresses\", Change: \"or 192 to 254\" To: \"or 1 to\n254\"Page 52: Class C Should Be Class B On page 52, in the second paragraph, change: \"if you\ntake a standard Class C network address such as 172.16.0.0,\" To:\n\"if you take a standard Class B network address such as 172.16.0.0,\"Page 53: Correction To TipOn page 53, in the the Tip paragraph,Remove:\"However, when taking the MCSE exam, no such calculator is available, so you better know how to do it by hand.\"Page 53: Error In Tip On page 53, in the Tip, the equation near the bottom of the page\nis represented incorrectly.\nChange: \"128 +64 +32 +16 +8 +4 +2\n+1 =240\" To: \"128 +64 +32 +16 +0 +0 +0 +0 =240\"Page 57: Incorrect IP Address On page 57, in the next to the last paragraph, in the final\nsentence,\nChange: \"Once again, you omit 172.21.8.0 and 172.21\n15.255, because these have...\" To: \"Once again, you omit\n172.21.8.0 and 172.21.15.255, because these have...\"Page 99: Incorrect Statement About Winipcfg On page 99, in the last paragraph, remove the following\nphrase: \"(which you must do by finding the file in the \\Windows\ndirectory and executing it, as there is no shortcut on the Start menu)\"Page 119: Do Should Be Do NotOn page 119, in the third paragraph,\nChange:\n\"However, Windows CSNW and GSNW do work with TCP/IP\"\nTo:\n\"However, Windows CSNW and GSNW do not work with TCP/IP\"Page 163: Corrections To Steps 5 and 9On page 163, in step 5,Change:\"step 8\"To:\"step 7\"In step 9,Change:\"003 DNS Servers\"To:\"006 DNS Servers\"Page 201: Missing Text In Figure 6.5 In the three (shaded) boxes on the right side of this figure,\nthere is missing text.\nIn the top box, Change:\n\"IP\ntransmits the datagram to the designated gateway\"\nTo: \"IP\ntransmits the datagram to the designated gateway for the host address\"\nIn the middle box,\nChange:\n\"IP transmits the\ndatagram to the designated gateway for\"\nTo:\n\"IP transmits the\ndatagram to the designated gateway for the network address\"\nChange:\"IP locates a host address entry matching the Destination\nIP\"To:\"IP locates a host address entry matching the Destination\nIP address\"In the bottom box,\nChange:\n\"IP\ntransmits the datagram to the default gateway\"\nTo:\n\"IP\ntransmits the datagram to the default gateway address\"\nChange:\"IP locates a network address entry matching the\nDestination IP\"To:\"IP locates a network address entry matching\nthe Destination IP address\"Pages 212 and 213: Corrections To Steps 9 And 10 On page 213, Change: \"10. Type the telephone\nnumber of the remote access server or router on the re-mote network in the\nPhone Number Or Address box and click Next to proceed to the Protocols And\nSecurity page (see Figure 6.15). If more than one communications\ndevice is available on the computer, a Select A Device page appears, enabling\nyou to choose one.\" To: \"10. Type the telephone number of the\nremote access server or router on the re-mote network in the Phone Number Or\nAddress box and click Next to proceed to the Protocols And Security page (see\nFigure 6.15).\" And on page 212, in step 9, Change: \"9.\nClick the Connect Using A Modem, ISDN Adapter, Or Other Physical Device option\nbutton and click Next to proceed to the Phone Number page (see Figure\n6.14). Click Connect Using Virtual Private Networking to configure a\nvirtual private network (VPN) link to the remote network, using either the\nPoint-to-Point Tunneling Protocol (PPTP) or the Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol\n(L2TP). For information on VPN's, see Chapter 11, 'Using the Remote Access Service'.\" To: \"9. Click the Connect Using A Modem, ISDN\nAdapter, Or Other Physical Device option button and click Next to proceed to\nthe Phone Number page (see Figure 6.14). If more than one\ncommunications device is available on the computer, a Select A Device page\nappears, enabling you to choose one. Click Connect Using Virtual\nPrivate Networking to configure a virtual private network (VPN) link to the\nremote network, using either the Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol (PPTP) or\nthe Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol (L2TP). For information on VPN's, see Chapter 11,\n'Using the Remote Access Service.'Page 279:\n\"SVR resource record\" Should Be \"SRV resource record\"On page 279, in the third bullet,Change:\"SVR resource record\"To:\"SRV resource record\"\nPage 290: \"DHCP console\" Should Be \"DNS console\"On page 290, in step 1,Change:\"DHCP console\"To:\"DNS console\"Page 295: NSDNAME Should Be DNSNAME On page 295, in the section Name Server (NS) in the middle of\nthat page,\nChange: \"The RDATA field for this resource record\nconsists of a single NSDNAME subfield containing the name of a DNS name\nserver.\" To: \"The RDATA field for this resource record consists\nof a single DNSNAME subfield containing the name of a DNS name server.\"Page 304: IFXR Should Be IXFR On page 304, in the first paragraph,Change:\"IFXR\nenables the secondary...\"To:\"IXFR enables the secondary...\"Page 351: DHCP Should Be WINS On the top of page 351, Change: \"5. Restart the\nDHCP Server service by typing net start wins at the command prompt.\"\nTo: \"5. Restart the WINS Server service by typing net start wins at the\ncommand prompt.\"Page 370: Incorrect Step References On page 370, in steps 10 and 11, the wrong steps are\nreferenced. Change: \"10. Repeat steps 8 through 10 to add TCP\nport numbers to the filter. 11. To create a packet filter based on\nUDP port numbers, click the Permit Only option button to activate the UDP Ports\nlist and repeat steps 8 through 11.\"\nTo: \"10. Repeat steps 8\nand 9 to add TCP port numbers to the filter. 11. To create a packet\nfilter based on UDP port numbers, click the Permit Only option button to\nactivate the UDP Ports list and repeat steps 8 and 9.\"Page 373: TCP Should Be UDP On page 373, in the last bullet,Change:\"Select this option to filter TCP traffic...\"To:\"Select this option to filter UDP traffic...\"Page 407: IP Should Be ICMP On page 407, in step 9,Change:\"...click ALL IP\nTraffic\"To:\"...click ALL ICMP Traffic\"Page 412: 129-Kbps Should be 128-Kbps On page 412, in the first paragraph,Change:\"It is\npossible to combine the two B channels into one 129-Kbps data\npipe\"To:\"It is possible to combine the two B channels into one\n128-Kbps data pipe\"Page 444:\nCorrection To Remote Access Policy Evaluation On page 444, in the first paragraph,Remove:\"A\nconnection must be passed by all the listed policies in order to granted access\nto the server\" Page 468: 207 Should Be 206 On page 468, in the second paragraph,Change:\"the NAT server can map all the private IP addresses on the network 192.168.0.0 to the public IP address 207.73.118.54.\"To:\"the NAT server can map all the private IP addresses on the network 192.168.0.0 to the public IP address 206.73.118.54.\"Page 500: \"Authorized\" Should Be \"Unauthorized\" In the last paragraph on page 500,Change:\"stolen\nby an authorized person,\"To:\"stolen by an unauthorized\nperson,\"Page 515: Incorrect Spell-Out Of MMC Console On page 515, in the paragraph right after the bullet points at\nthe top of the page,Change:\"As with most Microsoft Certificate\nServices (MMC) consoles,\"To:\"As with most Microsoft Management Console (MMC) consoles,\"Page 518: Incorrect Explanation Of Figure 13.12 In the first paragraph on page 518,Change:\"where\nyou elected to store the certificate database and the certificate database\nlog.\"To:\"where you elected to store the certificate database and\nthe request log.\"Page 656:\nIncorrect Answers To Question 70-216.04.01.002 On page 656, under question 70-216.04.01.002, the answers should\nbe A and B, not A.Change:\"Correct Answers: A...B.\nIncorrect: The correct option to set is Obtain An IP Address Automatically.\nWhen selected, this causes a DNS server to be assigned along with the other\nrequired TCP/IP values.\"To:\"Correct Answers: A and\nB...B. Correct: When you select the Obtain DNS Server Address\nAutomatically option, the Windows client computers use DNS configuration\ninformation provided by the DHCP server.\" Page 699:\nCorrection To Question 70-216.05.01.003's Answers On page 699, under question 70-216.05.01.003, the correct answer\nis none, instead of A and B.Change:\"Correct Answers: A and\nBA. Correct: Manually add the name and IP addresses of non-WINS computers\nto the WINS database of static maps.B. Correct: As an alternative to\nmanually entering each non-WINS client, you can import the static map values\nfrom an LMHOSTS file. Ultimately, because the non-WINS client cannot register\ntheir information in the WINS database, you need to add this information as a\nstatic map.\"To:\"Correct Answers: NoneA. Incorrect: Adding\nstatic mappings in WINS database enables WINS clients to resolve NetBIOS names\nof the non-WINS clients, but it does not resolve the issue of the non-WINS\nclients not able to communicate with the WINS server.B. Incorrect: Adding\nstatic mappings in the LMHOST file enables WINS clients to resolve NetBIOS\nnames of the non-WINS clients, but it does not resolve the issue of the\nnon-WINS clients not able to communicate with the WINS server.\" Microsoft Press\n", "entities": [{"start": 711, "end": 726, "label": ["4431783"]}, {"start": 840, "end": 844, "label": ["5701170"]}, {"start": 2062, "end": 2065, "label": ["20624"]}, {"start": 2239, "end": 2246, "label": ["172047"]}, {"start": 2510, "end": 2517, "label": ["172047"]}, {"start": 2583, "end": 2590, "label": ["172047"]}, {"start": 3421, "end": 3428, "label": ["18890"]}, {"start": 4908, "end": 4912, "label": ["21694"]}, {"start": 5249, "end": 5253, "label": ["21694"]}, {"start": 5456, "end": 5460, "label": ["21694"]}, {"start": 5603, "end": 5606, "label": ["147130"]}, {"start": 5653, "end": 5686, "label": ["186698"]}, {"start": 5688, "end": 5692, "label": ["186698"]}, {"start": 5701, "end": 5727, "label": ["350705"]}, {"start": 5729, "end": 5733, "label": ["350705"]}, {"start": 5755, "end": 5758, "label": ["147130"]}, {"start": 5789, "end": 5810, "label": ["56469905"]}, {"start": 5918, "end": 5922, "label": ["21694"]}, {"start": 6194, "end": 6197, "label": ["147130"]}, {"start": 6244, "end": 6277, "label": ["186698"]}, {"start": 6279, "end": 6283, "label": ["186698"]}, {"start": 6292, "end": 6318, "label": ["350705"]}, {"start": 6320, "end": 6324, "label": ["350705"]}, {"start": 6346, "end": 6349, "label": ["147130"]}, {"start": 6380, "end": 6401, "label": ["56469905"]}, {"start": 7242, "end": 7253, "label": ["8622"]}, {"start": 7331, "end": 7342, "label": ["548531"]}, {"start": 7546, "end": 7549, "label": ["30538"]}, {"start": 7617, "end": 7620, "label": ["31929"]}, {"start": 7687, "end": 7696, "label": ["4971331"]}, {"start": 7771, "end": 7774, "label": ["30538"]}, {"start": 7842, "end": 7845, "label": ["31929"]}, {"start": 7912, "end": 7921, "label": ["4971331"]}, {"start": 8732, "end": 8735, "label": ["53036"]}, {"start": 8855, "end": 8858, "label": ["53036"]}, {"start": 9311, "end": 9314, "label": ["350708"]}, {"start": 9343, "end": 9371, "label": ["4057273"]}, {"start": 9373, "end": 9376, "label": ["350708"]}, {"start": 9773, "end": 9774, "label": ["172047"]}, {"start": 10105, "end": 10112, "label": ["18890"]}, {"start": 10180, "end": 10184, "label": ["8622"]}, {"start": 10459, "end": 10463, "label": ["548531"]}, {"start": 10606, "end": 10613, "label": ["4972930"]}, {"start": 10701, "end": 10705, "label": ["548531"]}, {"start": 10831, "end": 10835, "label": ["548531"]}, {"start": 10853, "end": 10857, "label": ["548531"]}, {"start": 10877, "end": 10884, "label": ["177746"]}, {"start": 11083, "end": 11087, "label": ["548531"]}, {"start": 11107, "end": 11114, "label": ["177746"]}, {"start": 11251, "end": 11266, "label": ["4431783"]}]}
{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-93-01863", "text": "Freeminds.org - Discover The Truth About Jehovah's Witnesses and the Watchtower Society - Home | Freeminds.org - Discover The Truth About Jehovah's Witnesses and the Watchtower Society\nThursday, 01 March 2012About Freeminds Inc.Contact FreemindsLanguagesSite MapDisclaimerRegister/Login\nHomeShopNewsWatch Tower NewsNet Soup ArchivesFree Minds JournalArmageddon Okie e-letterPeopleBlogsFrom the Desk of RandyBarbara AndersonDaniel GrissomSherry JansmaNils JansmaGilead Grad's GuideA Freethinker's JournalGary BusselmanFrom Crtl to Ctrl Alt DelKerry Louderback-WoodMatt KonigScott Terry - a Gay ExitFarkel Ain't Right, MaJW's and ChristianityBeyond GileadWatchtower TeachingsTough QuestionsLife StoriesLeadersRank & FileBethelitesPioneers in WT HistoryArchived Guest LogsLGBT ForumArticlesDoctrineBibleChangesChronologyEducationEthicsJehovahJesusMedicinePreachingProphecyPublicationsScienceOtherPsychologyCultsMind ControlShunningOtherSociologyWomenChildrenSexualityMarriageOtherOrganizationPre-RussellRussellRutherfordKnorrFranzPost-FranzGoverning BodyBrooklyn BethelBusinessOtherSupportAJWRB - BloodCounsel/InterventionRestoring FamilyCult SurvivalHumorSatireArmageddon OkiesAnecdotesDownloadsLanguagesEspanolFrancaisItalienPolskiPortuguêsSearchGet InvolvedContribute!Other LinksFreeminds Usage PolicyContact FreemindsHELP!FAQ Quick FindOur Other SitesHelp from OthersMEDIA\nARCHIVES Random thoughts about the organization after 20 yearsAn article about Steven UnthankThe chain of correspondence with the Society regarding pedophiliaHelp Free Minds!\nFree Minds Store\nHelp on Call\nMarjoe Gortner part one\nWritten by Marjoe Gortner\nMarjoe Gortner shows how he was manipulatewd by his parents to be a child evangelist. Is this mind control?12345\nAdd new comment Hits: 10\nLive From the Creation Museum! Dinosaurs on the Ark!\nWritten by Robert F. Smith aka Seeker4\nWednesday, 11 March 2009 11:35The dichotomy of how many Americans view science was brought home to me rather vividly the other day in two television shows on the same evening. A Nova program on PBS called The Four Winged Dinosaur was a fascinating look at how science works. It was a documentary about the investigation of flightless birds, in particular the archaeopteryx. That same evening, on the NRB Network, there was a Creation Ministries International program on Dinosaurs and the Bible. 12345 Read more... Add new comment Hits: 2463\nManipulative Techniques the Watchtower Uses to Control its Members\nWritten by Matt Konig\nThursday, 20 May 2010 12:12 1. IsolationThere is a large amount of intentional and incidental isolation that happens when you are a JW.The advice that bad associations spoil useful gifts is one that is repeated continually.Now, the difficult part is that each and every Jehovah's Witness is brought up in a slightly different way. There is a certain amount of personal interpretation allowed, and there are also cultural differences between different countries.I can only speak for my own experience, and those of the people I knew personally. I grew up in a small town in Australia, and in my early years I doubt I mixed with barely any non-Jehovah’s Witness children, and when I was at school the time I was not at school I primarily spent time with other Jehovah’s Witness children. My Jehovah's Witness friends at the time are some of the most amazing and genuine people I have ever met. 12345 Read more... Comments (4) Hits: 1257\nWhat Is 'Evil'?\nWritten by Lee Marsh\nSunday, 26 February 2012 21:28 Over the past week I have talked to various people about events in my family. The word “evil” keeps getting thrown around to describe my mother. I am always surprised by it. I don’t generally think of people in terms of their actions being evil. So it never occurred to me that maybe my mother’s actions, or inactions, were evil.Generally when I am faced with a question I turn to the books. I do research. So my research this week involved the nature of evil. What it evil? How would I recognize it when and if I saw it? So my first stop is to get the definition of evil. 12345 Read more... Add new comment Hits: 8\nRidiculous Beliefs Jehovah’s Witnesses Take for Granted\nWritten by Matt Konig\nThursday, 08 July 2010 18:31 Many of the things written about the JW religion are to expose the flaws in the organization policy. It doesn’t take much digging to uncover a large amount of lies, hypocrisy, ridiculous former beliefs, sweeping things under the carpet, arrogance, and a North Korea approach to running the religion, and playing some pretty serious hardball with anyone who doesn’t play by the rules.Plus a corporate culture where you are rewarded for being obedient, loyal and not shaking up the status quo. Like a sales organization where you are selling a faulty product, initially members seem to buy into the idea, sell it passionately, but after a while you begin to see the flaws in it, and ultimately realize that you have a dud. 12345 Read more... Comments (6) Hits: 2789\nJehovah's Witnesses \"Watchtower Religion\" Impacted My Family History - Part 1\nWritten by Barbara Anderson\nThursday, 29 January 2009 16:12In 1998, I completely severed my association with Jehovah's Witnesses. However, it wasn't until 2004 that I heard the details from my mother, two years before her death at age 91, of how the Watch Tower organization’s teachings significantly altered her Polish Catholic father's life-course causing him to end up an excommunicated Catholic in Poland although he never became a Watch Tower follower. 12345 Read more... Comments (1) Hits: 2681\nJehovah's Witness Literature: Loaded Language & Logical Fallacies\nWritten by Robert F. Smith aka Seeker4\nSaturday, 31 January 2009 11:01The April 15, 2009 Watchtower, according to sources I trust, contains the following lines with regard to what Jehovah’s Witnesses (JWs) refer to as apostates, that is, any former Witness who now speaks openly questioning the Watchtower Society (WTS), the Bible or the Witnesses:\"Modern day apostates display characteristics similar to those of the Devil. Their mind may be poisoned by a critical attitude towards individuals in the congregations, Christian elders or the Governing Body. Some apostates oppose the use of the divine name, Jehovah. They are not interested in learning about Jehovah, or in serving him. Like their father, Satan, apostates target people of integrity.\" Watchtower, April 15, 2009\n12345 Read more... 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When you complete hard mode, Sanctuary will be in your original save file (not hard mode).\nBodyGaurd Advance Put the following chips in the order shown: Dropdown S, Anti-Navi S, ShadowMan S (V1,V2,V3).\nCurse Advance The Curse Advance does quite a lot of damage. You must have CurseShield1, 2, and 3; Code: P, A, or O for all of them. To use any of the CurseShields, you must get hit, then the thing dashes out and bites. The Curse Advance dashes down all three lines, biting.\nBigHeart Advance Select, in order, HolyPanel R (from Brush Man), Recover300 R (from having SS or SSS license in Undernet 7), and Roll R (v1,v2,v3).\nPoisPhar AdvancePut the following chips in the order shown: PoisMask A,Poisface A, Anubis A.\nSubchip plus memoryAfter you defeat Magnet Man, go to Netopia. In first screen (after going out from Arrival Lobby), search a tree in west screen. Talk to the boy and you will get Subchip plus memory.\nZeta Cannon upgrade chipDuring a fight, at any time you get these chips, you will form the Zeta Cannon: Cannon A, Cannon B, Cannon C. Note: You have only five seconds with this cannon -- shoot as many shots as possible. Remember to put them in alphabetical order.\nZ-Canon2 ChipSelect Hi-Cannons C D E, DEF, or E F G in that order. This allows you to shoot Hi-Cannons with unlimited ammunition for five seconds at the speed of the X-Buster. This can only be selected in battle.\nZ-Canon1 ChipSelect Cannons ABC, B C D, or C D E in that order. This allows you to shoot Cannons with unlimited ammunition for five seconds at the speed of the X-Buster. This can only be selected in battle.\n2xHero Chip Advance You must have these chips in this order during a battle for the 2xHero Chip upgrade: Custswrd B, Varswrd B, Protoman B. Note: You must have the same code and have to be in the order shown.\nO-Canon1 ChipSelect Cannons A B C D and E in that order. This allows you to shoot Cannons with unlimited ammunition for ten seconds at the speed of the X-Buster. This can only be selected in battle.\nSecret chips (251 to 260)To get the ten secret chips, you must have two Gameboy Advances, two Mega Man Battle Network 2 games, and a link cable. Both games must have at least three stars next to their name. If you have four stars, the odds will be higher. Link up the games and go into Network. Save the game when prompted, then choose Netbattle (not Practice Battle). Battle the other person and get an S rank on them. This is done easier if one player allows the other to kill them. You will get a secret chip approximately every twenty battles. The secret chip you get will be random.\nDarkness Advance In order to get the strongest attack in the game, you must have these chips in this order: Bass v3 X, AntiNavi X, Fire/Aqua/Elec/Wood Gspl X. Note: It will not work with another Bass because their chip code is F.\nO-Canon2 ChipSelect Hi-Cannons C D E F and G in that order. This allows you shoot Hi-Cannons with unlimited ammunition for ten seconds at the speed of the X-Buster. This can only be selected in battle.\nBest Chip Trader The best Chip Trader is the one in the ACDC Town Metroline.\nGeddon3 chip After you defeat Shadow Man, go to MarinHarbor. From the center building, go down the flight of stairs and look closely at the screen. You should see a blur every few seconds. Walk up and talk to it. A little girl will say, \"You found it! You take it\". You will receive the Geddon3 chip.\nAfter acquiring the Geddon3 chip, put it in your folder with a Repair Chip (preferably a * code chip). Being that it makes all panels, swap panels (which constantly takes your health away). Use the Repair to fix your panels, leaving your opponents to suffer. Note: Have Repair out when you take out Geddon 3.\nAirman Version 3 You can find Airman Version 3 in Den Area 1. He deals around 100 damage for each attack but you can get 500 Zenny if you have a low rankFor about a Busting Lv. 6, you can get another Airman Chip.\nNavi Chip codes The code at the bottom of a Navi chip is its name in Japanese. For example, Bass is named Forte and his code is F. Protoman is named Blues and his symbol is B.\nSSS license Set either an Invis chip with a * code as your default chip, and make sure you have the chip ZeusHamr. In most of the battles, this will kill all the enemies. It can break through Guard; it even works on Hardheads. 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Buy them or get them from Green Mystery Data in WWW area 1); Arrows (Double, Triple, and Quad Needle); and Ultra bomb (Lil, Cros, and Big Bombs).\nSS licenseAfter you get the S license, \"Delete Gospel\", and \"Star ID\", go through the Undernet to where the laser grid with the \"?\" on it was located. Check it and it will open. The portal will then take you directly to the WWW area 1. Go through with your S license in hand, but be careful. Once you are inside the WWW you cannot jack out. Once through, you will see many new enemies and some are very difficult to kill. Just run from or kill them and use Full-Enrgs. Go as far as you can through WWW in area 1. Do not go into area 2, no matter what. You will find a cube requiring an S license to open. There are still more obstacles, Before going through the portal there, you will encounter three Protecto1s. To delete these you will have to do 200 damage to all of them at once. Once they are gone, go through the portal and unlock the \"Mystery Data\". It is army data. Jack out at this point and save the game. Jack back in again and go to the License Examiner. You can now take the test.\nExtra Damage from Airman Chip Go to the front and if an enemy is in the front rank also, use the Airman chip to do double the damage.\nGamecube logoAfter defeating Shadowman, reenter the main mother computer. Go to the back of the computer. Stand in front of the \"mother computer main server\", where Shadowman was standing before you fought him. Slowly go to Megaman's right. Upon a stack of cubes with purple, squiggly lines on them will be the Gamecube logo.\nEasy Zenny From where you are presently, keep walking around and battle a lot of enemies. If you are in Ms. Million's bag, you can get about 400 Zenny in each battle. You can also get 10,000 Zenny from doing the love letter job and from Ms. Millions.\nIn the Undernet 5 are three Green Mystery Datas. Save in front of them, then move the pointer in one direction to receive 100 Zenny, a virus, or 50,000 Zenny in each one of the three Green Mystery Datas.\nMake sure you have Untrap. Go to Undernet 5. There will be three mystery program data. Use the Sub-chip Untrap and walk up to one of the mystery data. Unlock it. It will more than likely say \"You got 100 Zenny!\". Find the other one. It will usually have the same message. Find the last one. It will say \"You got 50,000 Zenny!\". Then, jack out and do it again. You can only do this a total of seven times; save it for when you need it.\nStrongest ComboAt the Battle with etheir the Opponent are Virus or Navi, put a Battle Chip \"Prism\" right in middle of the Opponent`s Field. Then throw a \"Forest Bomb\" to the Prism on the opponent`s field.\nWWW areaSuccessfully complete the game to unlock the WWW area. Go to Ula Internet area 4 and look for a glowing red warp. 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Relevant qualifications in civil or structural engineering are presumed.\nFor more details,\ncall\nJohn Edwards from .... click job title for more details.\nPrinciple Civil / Structural & Architectural Engineer(Click job title for full job details.)\nwarrington lancashire\nnorth west\nBrief job details...\nPlans and conducts independent work within a global business unit requiring judgment in the evaluation selection application and adaptation of engineering techniques, procedures and criteria. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0503wb-34-13315", "text": "Via: 1.1 tmss01-lb (Juniper Networks Application Acceleration Platform - DX 5.3.4 0), 1.1 tmss01-lb (Juniper Networks Application Acceleration Platform - DX 5.3.4 0)\nContent-Length: 76610\nX-Cacheable: YES\nDate: Fri, 02 Mar 2012 00:14:21 GMT\nX-Varnish: 266417974\nAge: 0\nVia: 1.1 varnish\nConnection: close\nX-Served-By: tmgweb3\nX-Cache: MISS\nChronicleLive - Lifestyle - Holiday Hypermarket - Foreign trips fall as durations rise\n14°C - 9 kph wind\nUpdated 10:29am 31 July 2010:\nGet involved\nRSS news for you |\nForums\nSend your stories and pictures\nHomeNewsChronicle NewsBreaking NewsLocal News MapUK & World NewsPolitics NewsEnvironment NewsLive News EventsCondolences & TributesCampaigns & EventsRemember WhenNewcastle UnitedNewcastle United NewsNUFC FixturesNUFC Match ReportsNUFC Live EventsNUFC Videos & PicturesBlog On The TyneNUFC QuizNUFC ForumSir Bobby RobsonSportSunderland AFCFootballRugbyBasketballIce HockeyMotorsportAthleticsCricketBoxingAnglingGrassrootsOther SportsVideos & PicturesNewsNewcastle UnitedSunderland AFCSportEntertainmentLifestyleChronicle Flickr GroupYour Videos & PicsUpload PicturesUpload VideosBuy A PhotoForumsViews & BlogsChronicle LettersChronicle FeedbackChronicle People BlogsChronicle Sport BlogsCondolences & TributesForumsSend Us Your StoriesClassifiedsLocal BusinessesFamily NoticesCelebrationsJobsMotorsHomesYour MoneyeasyAds123Chronicle CashbackCoupon OffersShop OnlineReader TravelEntertainmentMusicRestaurantsTheatreCinemaTV ListingsVideo & PicturesEntertainment BlogTony HorneLifestyleTravelHealth & FitnessEducationWeddingsCompetitions & PromotionsCoupon OffersLocalMoleDatingLove & RomanceHoroscopesBingoShop OnlineYour MoneyPersonalised Front PagesWeatherSitemapRSS Feeds\nHot Topics »\nSir Bobby RobsonRecruitment DirectoryChronicle iPhoneNUFC FixturesAll Topics...\nPowered by Google\nSite\nWeb\nHome\nLifestyle\nHoliday Hypermarket\nForeign trips fall as durations rise\nJul 23 2010\nBy Holiday Hypermarket\nPast summers have seen British holidaymakers frantically searching for foreign beach holiday deals year after year.\nThis overseas holiday trend has been growing at an average rate of 4% per year over the past 25 years, with tourists heading to the UK from overseas growing at an average of 3.2%.\nThe Office for National Statistics (ONS) reported that this trend changed in 2009, with 58.6 million UK holidaymakers heading overseas, a 15% drop on 2008. Overseas residents heading to the UK on holiday also fell from 31.9 million in 2008 to 29.9 million in 2009, a slower drop of 6.3%.\nSurprisingly this drop is not exclusive to holidaymakers cutting back on their beach holiday deals abroad. In fact business visits were the hardest hit, falling by 23% among UK residents travelling abroad on business, compared to 19% of overseas business travellers heading here to the UK.\nHoliday visits to relatives abroad by UK residents fell at a lower rate of 6.5% and to friends abroad at a higher 15%. The number of overseas residents visiting the UK to see friends and family also dropped by 9.7%.\nONS reported that it is not all doom and gloom for some sectors of the UK though, as expenditure of overseas visitors during their UK holidays grew from £16.3 billion in 2008 to £16.6 billion last year in 2009, with UK residents’ expenditure abroad falling by £5.1 billion due to the current economic climate.\nThe number of overseas travellers visiting London during their stay here fell by 3.7% in 2009, with visits to Scotland rising slightly during this time. Edinburgh, Manchester and Birmingham remain popular destinations for overseas visitors to the UK.\nThe most common reason for British residents travelling abroad is still for annual holidays. They also dominate spending with £21.8 billion of the £31.7 billion total expenditure abroad in 2009 being for holiday purposes.\nThroughout 2009 Egypt, Jamaica and Lithuania received an increase in visits from UK residents, continuing the overall trend in recent years. Mexico was exempt from this increase as visitors there dropped substantially by 41%.\nUK residents may be taking fewer beach holidays abroad but there has been a rise in the duration of holidays in recent years. In 2007 the average stay was 9.9 nights rising to 10.2 nights in 2008 and even further to 10.5 nights in 2009.\nThis shows that although holidaymakers are cutting back on the amount of foreign trips they are taking, many are making up for this by increasing the time that they spend away on holiday.\nShare\nRSS\nMore\nShare\nMore\nChronicleLive Classifieds\nFind a new job\nFind a car\neasyAds123\nBook an Ad\nFind local business\nFind a home\nFind your dream date\nRemembrance\nChronicleLive, the Evening Chronicle newspaper online. Latest Newcastle news, North East and national news. Newcastle United, Sunderland AFC updates, videos, pics, forums. For our complaints procedure, click here.\nAbout us\nChronicleLive, the Evening Chronicle newspaper online. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0503wb-61-23674", "text": "The top 8 health stories of 2008\n•\nHarvard\nHealth Publications\n•\nOrder\nthe Book\n•\nContact\nUs\nSign\nup for our free e-mail newsletter, HEALTHbeat.\nEmail\naddress:\nIncontinence\nWeight\nLoss\nProstate\nDisease\nVitamins\nand Minerals\nAching\nHands\nSee All Titles\nCommon\nMedical Conditions\nWellness & Prevention\nEmotional\nWell Being & Mental Health\nWomen’s\nHealth\nMen’s Health\nHeart & Circulatory\nHealth\ncontact\nus\nThe\ntop 8 health stories of 2008\nThe year’s top 10 list is a reminder that so much of health\nand medicine seems to reside stubbornly in the details.\n1. Blood sugar limbo: How low should it go?\nPeople with type 2 diabetes are encouraged to keep their\nblood sugar levels low, and the usual goal is a glycated hemoglobin (HbA1c)\nlevel of 7% or lower. But is 7% ambitious enough? Results from three clinical\ntrials showed that the single-minded pursuit of low blood sugar levels is\nprobably not the best approach to type 2 diabetes, particularly in people ages\n60 and older.\nPeople with diabetes should not give up blood sugar\ncontrol. Data show that it lowers the risk of kidney disorders, eye disorders,\nand other problems related to damage of small blood vessels (microvascular\ndisease).\nBut 2008’s bumper crop of diabetes research has shown that\nit’s unwise to be overzealous about blood sugar lowering — moderation in all\nthings! — and certainly not without also attending to risk factors like high\nblood pressure and cholesterol.\n2. 80 ain’t old\nThe age limit for controlling high blood pressure — usually\nwith medication — has crept up as research results have shown that it prevents\nstrokes, heart attacks, and heart failure in the old and young alike.\nResults from the Hypertension in the Very Elderly Trial\n(HYVET) topped off that trend by showing that for those 80 and older reining in\nhigh blood pressure pays off. After two years, the treated group in the study\nhad lower rates of heart failure, strokes, and overall mortality, which was\nespecially important because previous research suggested a decrease in strokes\nmight be offset by an increase in deaths from other causes.\nHYVET is more evidence that the age for effective medical\nintervention — be it pills, surgery, or devices — is getting older and older.\n3. Gene tests: Progress and Pandora’s box\nIn 2008, personalized medicine (or pharmacogenomics, as it\nis sometimes called if drug choices are involved) inched closer to becoming\npart of everyday medicine. Doctors have started to order gene tests to assess\nhow sensitive people are to warfarin (Coumadin), the anti–blood clotting drug.\nResearchers reported that heart-failure patients with a certain genetic profile\nresponded well to bucindolol, a beta blocker that had fallen out of favor\nbecause it wasn’t very effective in the average patient. And results from a\nsubstudy of a large blood pressure trial traced differences in the response to\ndiuretics back to a particular gene.\nMeanwhile, many direct-to-the-consumer genetic tests hit the\nmarket. Several companies are using the same DNA chips as researchers to sell\ngenome scans, readouts of several hundred thousand genetic variations  that have been associated with diseases and\nother traits.\nThe commercial tests have raised some concerns. Will they be\ndone correctly? And even if they are, at this stage, the predictive powers may\nbe oversold, unduly scaring some while giving false assurances to others.\nMoreover, the take-home message would be the same: lose weight, exercise, eat\nmore fruit and vegetables.\n4. Seeing right through you and its dangers\nA half-dozen imaging technologies allow doctors to see\nwhat’s going on inside the body. The workhorse, though, is computed tomography\n(CT), which uses a computer to assemble multiple cross-sectional x-rays into\nremarkably detailed pictures. A new generation of machines, called\nmultidetector CT scanners, are making the pictures even faster and incredibly\nsharp.\nBy some estimates, doctors in the United States ordered over 60\nmillion CT scans this year, double the number ordered in the late 1990s.\nBut are we going to pay a price for all these pictures? The\nradiation from CT scans is much higher than from traditional imaging tests.\nStarting in 2007 and continuing into 2008, researchers at Columbia University\nhave published several provocative papers about the cancers that these CT scans\nmay cause. According to their projections, our current exposure to CT scans\nmight be responsible for between 1.5% and 2% of all cancers a few decades from\nnow (it takes years for the cancers to develop).\nDoctors need to eliminate unnecessary do-overs. And using\nother imaging tests when possible could reduce radiation exposure.\n5. War wounds that don’t show\nOne of the grim aspects of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan has been the widespread\nuse of small-scale bombs — in military jargon, improvised explosive devices\n(IEDs) — in suicide attacks and roadside booby traps. Many American soldiers\nsurvive these explosions because of protective gear, but by no means do they\nescape unscathed. In addition to terrible leg, arm, and other sorts of obvious\nphysical injury, there are brain injuries that may have long-lasting effects.\nPsychiatrists at the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research\nreported the results of a study that counted the number of mild traumatic brain\ninjuries — or, more simply put, concussions — among returning troops. About 15%\n(384 of 2,525) gave answers that suggested they had suffered a mild traumatic\nbrain injury of some kind. Probing a bit further, the Walter Reed researchers\nfound that almost half (54 of 123) of the soldiers whose concussions had caused\na loss of consciousness met the criteria for post-traumatic stress disorder\n(PTSD), and about a quarter of them were suffering from major depression.\nIt’s difficult to separate the concussions suffered in a war\nfrom the life-threatening stress under which they occur. The Army researchers\nbelieve that there’s a great deal of overlap between PTSD and the ill-defined\nconsequences of wartime concussions. Regardless if the cause is stress,\nconcussion, or some mixture, the veterans of these wars who have memory\nproblems, difficulty concentrating, headaches, and other “invisible” injuries\nmust get the care they need and deserve.\n6. Generic Rx: Shopping for health care in the global village\nOnce the exception, generic drugs are now the norm. In 2008,\nabout two-thirds of the prescriptions written by doctors were for generic\ndrugs.\nGeneric drugs have taken off for many reasons. Brand-name\nblockbusters (Fosamax, Pravachol, Zocor, Zoloft) have lost their patent\nprotection in recent years. Cost shifting by insurers and tiered pricing have\nsteered doctors and their patients to the generic script. Large retailers like\nWal-Mart have used generics as loss leaders simply to get people into their\nstores. And the Medicare Part D prescription plans have loaded up their\nformularies with generics with only a sprinkling of brand-name drugs in between.\nBut a crucial, and largely underappreciated, factor has been\nthe role of low-cost suppliers, many of them in India. All the problems with\ncontaminated Chinese products don’t need to be recounted here. So far, nothing\nas serious has occurred with Indian drugs, although the FDA has promised to\nstep up its overseas inspections.\n7. Awareness test doesn’t make the grade\nBeing awake during surgery after being given general\nanesthesia is one of those bad dreams that does, very occasionally, come true.\nSeveral studies have found “anesthesia awareness” to be a 1-in-1,000\noccurrence, although one study put it more in the hen’s teeth territory of 1 in\n15,000. The bispectral index (BIS) is a formula that uses the values of\nmeasurements of the brain’s electrical activity to come up with a single number\nthat’s supposed to measure “anesthetic depth.” But it’s been controversial,\npartly because the company that sells it has kept the formula a proprietary\nsecret.\nResearchers at Washington University in St. Louis reported the results of a study\nthat tested the BIS monitoring in a 2,000-person randomized trial. Four people\nin the study experienced anesthesia awareness, two in the BIS-monitored group\nand two in the control group, and five others were rated as possibly being\nawake during their operations (false memories can occur), four in the\nBIS-monitored group and one in the control group. The investigators concluded\nthat BIS-guided anesthesia was no better at identifying anesthesia awareness\nthan another kind of monitoring.\nThis is another case when the results of an independent\nclinical trial have called into question the value of a widely adopted medical\npractice.\n8. Health care reform: If not soon, when?\nSome argue that the new political leadership will be hard\npressed to take on something so organizationally and politically complicated as\nhealth care reform during an economic downturn. The counterpoint: health care\nreform is essential for any kind of durable recovery.\nRegardless of how reform efforts play out in the long run,\nhere are a few, quite gloomy  predictions\nabout the short term:\nThe health care building boom will wind down in\n2009.\nThe number of Americans without health insurance\nwill increase as the economy sheds jobs and employers look for ways to cut\ncosts. The ranks of the underinsured — people with bare-bones policies\nwith exclusions and high deductibles — will grow.\nInvestment in projects that might save\nmoney in the long run and make health care more efficient — electronic medical\nrecords, prevention programs, and the like — will be put off during the\nscramble to make ends meet.\nSo let’s hope the\nshort term is just that, and that we are soon able to find the political skill\nand will to contain the costs of health care while also extending coverage to\n47 million uninsured Americans\n", "entities": [{"start": 722, "end": 727, "label": ["1191951"]}, {"start": 2518, "end": 2526, "label": ["238097"]}, {"start": 3671, "end": 3673, "label": ["46844623"]}, {"start": 3933, "end": 3946, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 4230, "end": 4249, "label": ["6310"]}, {"start": 4728, "end": 4732, "label": ["7515928"]}, {"start": 4737, "end": 4748, "label": ["737"]}, {"start": 4908, "end": 4916, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 5181, "end": 5219, "label": ["8168860"]}, {"start": 5512, "end": 5523, "label": ["8168860"]}, {"start": 5693, "end": 5697, "label": ["64602786"]}, {"start": 5888, "end": 5892, "label": ["32087"]}, {"start": 5958, "end": 5962, "label": ["64602786"]}, {"start": 6522, "end": 6529, "label": ["991203"]}, {"start": 6531, "end": 6540, "label": ["636957"]}, {"start": 6542, "end": 6547, "label": ["635659"]}, {"start": 6549, "end": 6555, "label": ["149612"]}, {"start": 6737, "end": 6745, "label": ["33589"]}, {"start": 6829, "end": 6844, "label": ["2870773"]}, {"start": 7075, "end": 7080, "label": ["14533"]}, {"start": 7117, "end": 7124, "label": ["5405"]}, {"start": 7212, "end": 7218, "label": ["14533"]}, {"start": 7239, "end": 7242, "label": ["11632"]}, {"start": 7645, "end": 7648, "label": ["32020972"]}, {"start": 7942, "end": 7976, "label": ["58920"]}, {"start": 8025, "end": 8028, "label": ["32020972"]}, {"start": 8146, "end": 8149, "label": ["32020972"]}, {"start": 8311, "end": 8314, "label": ["32020972"]}, {"start": 8394, "end": 8397, "label": ["32020972"]}, {"start": 9147, "end": 9156, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 9792, "end": 9801, "label": ["3434750"]}]}
{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0503wb-63-29106", "text": "Server: Microsoft-IIS/7.5\nX-AspNet-Version: 2.0.50727\nX-Powered-By: ASP.NET\nDate: Fri, 02 Mar 2012 00:54:26 GMT\nConnection: close\nContent-Length: 8392\nCTheory.net\n1000 Days of Theory: td036Date Published: 4/11/2006www.ctheory.net/articles.aspx?id=510Arthur and Marilouise Kroker, Editors\n1000 DAYS OF THEORY\nLouis Armstrong International Airport\n(a post-Katrina meditation)\nRichard Carlson\nThe sun unfurls its noon fury in the Creole heat of late summer. One walks slowly over bare tarmac with the wavy mirage traces of jet fuel\nevaporating from the baked runway.\nYour eyes must squint to distinguish actual form from hallucination in the gaseous blur.\nThe mugginess is\npalpable and steams up from the bayou to create a state of perpetual humidity, you strain to wipe away the sweat dripping from your brow on the balmy\nLouisiana day.\na city under pressure of heat and moisture,\nSteam condenses on your tongue as you try to speak, but because you are walking quickly you think again and feel better in the short term just to\nshield your nose and hold your breath as the stench of rotting waste reaches you. That which was cast off by mortal flesh, and that once consumed by\nhuman mutely decay, lay in steaming piles and reek in the clammy gulf coast breeze;\nthe waste having not been removed for over two weeks.\na city under pressure of decomposition,\nThe concourse which once facilitated the bustle of life in the hyper-modernist fast lane was used during the last fortnight as a triage for sorting\nout the ill and as a morgue for the dead. Sprawling on strands of cots strung out along the terminal's vast expanse of grimy marble floor and close\ncropped carpet lay the injured and poor black folk of the 9th ward and St Bernard's Parish, making themselves as comfortable as they could in front of\nthe vacant ticket counters, gated newspaper stands, empty coffee joints and miscellaneous jazz paraphernalia.\nTransformed from a place which housed mere travelers into a hall of the wholly dispossessed is Louis Armstrong International Airport; but what else would\none expect? The child of a New Orleans prostitute, Satchmo was already abandoned and then arrested at the age of six.\nWhat else would one expect from history in the deep South, only now being staged within the facade of an international airport?\nThe airport, that\nbastion of globalization which makes planetary culture possible now houses the distraught and dispossessed, the discontented and dying of America's\n3rd\nworld; hermetically sealed within its own environs.\na city under pressure of history,\nBut there are no commercial flights taking off today, just Blackhawk helicopters and C-130s involved in rescue and reconstruction. The flow of\ncommerce has been halted, preempted by 120 mph winds and the flood. The forces of the market which once built this airport reduced to a trickle, this\nport city and hub of world commerce now just the glean in the eye of Haliburton or the Shaw Group contemplating the future potential of capital\nventures and returns at more than twenty percent.\na city at the mercy of military industrial carpetbaggers,\nOne walks on to meet the air traffic control manager whose disheveled tower is now in\ndisarray and overflowing with controllers sleeping on air\nmattresses in front of sophisticated radar arrays and advanced navigation systems. The technology which made this airport possible is temporarily out\nof service and gathering dust.\nThe wide cherry table tops of conference rooms where local procedures for approach control and the divvying up of\nairspace were once decided now served as the platform to place k rations stale coffee and half eaten donuts.\nratiocination and technology at the mercy of a southern tempest,\nAll the technology in the world could not put a bandage on the damage done by the storm and flood to get operations back to normal sooner. The warm\ngulf currents which fed Katrina were only heated further by the carbon waste spewed from oil refineries and industry along the coast. Already no match\nfor a category four hurricane, the dredging of swamps by oil companies allowed salt water to seep back into the once fertile wetlands which now yield\nup more than 100 acres a day to the sea. The levees of the mighty river denied needed silt to restore the earth under this grand old city which\nallowed it to nestle safely between the Mississippi and Pontchartrain.\nratiocination and technology at the mercy of blow-back,\nThose bound in the\ncyclic of history of domination, of the eternal recurrence of the underclass,\nare those most effected, but what else would one\nexpect, here in the deep South? where burnt crosses still smolder in the charcoal heart of Dixie,\nand can suddenly violently alight\nin an inferno;\ninto which we begin our descent from the French Quarter. This is a city which could just as easily burn while being martyred for the sins of a nation,\nbut this is the city in the time of flood.\nHere now reside those forced to the fringes of our society, those who live below sea level, the ones who do not partake of the prosperity of this\nPort economy; of mid-western grain harvest barges, trans-oceanic container ships, and Gulf oil rigs. These folks are too far removed from the\nmainstream to be concerned with the storm's effect on falling world markets sparked by the rising price of gasoline, because they had no vehicles to\nevacuate the area in the first place. They do however, still need food, and the shopkeepers have all left for higher ground.\nAlready the 200 billion dollar reconstruction being planned has passed legislation and funnels funds through the lobbyist and technocrat directly\ninto the coffers of the good ol' boys\nand multi-nationals. Yet, the same legislation eliminated the Davis-Bacon Act and the minimum wage of the\nconstruction laborer. But what else would one expect in a state next to the president's own?\nTo be rebuilt yet again, but now upon the backs of\ndescendent's of slaves of the Americas both North and South. But now a tax cut and a debit card with a two thousand dollar limit will have to serve in\nplace of forty acres and a mule.\ncarpetbaggers conspiring with technology,\nThose who own the technology and resources to begin construction, who are the masters of calculating the market forces, who have the ear of the\nvice president will come out ahead in this disaster. Old low lying neighborhoods will be bulldozed and then gentrified, those shining glass and steel\nstructures will gleam for a new class of entrepreneurs who will profit from the Reconstruction. New infra-structure will replace the rotting old\nwooden front porches of houses built during the Depression. Law and order will be haphazardly restored. The airport will have its waste removed, the\nconcourses cleared of patients, the military will depart its taxiways, it will be retooled and its technology will reanimate the\nbayou economy to\nonce again fuel the oil gluttony of the global village, even as the corps of engineers still struggle to halt the progress of the encroaching\nwetlands.\ntechnology along with equality and justice sinking slowly in the ratiocination of Cajun swamp land\n--------------------\nRichard Carlson is a writer/musician and the president of Pacific Weather Inc, a firm which monitors meteorological information at airports throughout the United States. His interests include all matters related to CTheory, Jazz, Poetry, Integral Yoga, and Global Climate Change. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0502wb-35-07067", "text": "Tokyo Gore Police DVD Review | Digital Retribution\nHOME\n|\nREVIEWS\n|\nFEATURES\n|\nRELEASE DATES\n|\nGIVEAWAYS\n|\nCONTACT\n|\n|\nTokyo Gore Police\n(2008)\nBy: Julian on May 29, 2009\n|\nComments (3)\n|\nEastern Eye (Australia). Region 4, PAL. 1.78:1 (16:9 enhanced). Japanese DD 5.1, Japanese DD 2.0, English DD 5.1, English DD 2.0. English Subtitles. 105 minutes\nThe Movie\nCover Art\nCredits\nDirector:\nYoshihiro Nishimura\nStarring:\nEihi Shiina, Itsuji Itao, \tYukihide Benny, Shun Sugata, Keisuke Horibe\nScreenplay: Kengo Kaji, Sayako Nakoshi, Yoshihiro Nishimura\nCountry: Japan\nExternal Links\nYeah,\nso I confess – the only reason I was\ndrawn to Tokyo Gore\nPolice was because its title was Tokyo Gore Police. But I did know a bit about this flick before diving in blind; namely\nsome delightful accusations that it was the most ball-tearing Eastern\ngore flick since Riki-Oh, and that it starred Audition's\nüber-bitch Eihi Shiina battling it out with a katana against\nmutants. The deal, as they say, was sealed.\nTokyo\nGore Police posits a futuristic Tokyo where the mean streets are\ncommandeered by the \"Engineers\". The Engineers are the hideously\nmutated products of macabre human experiments in which people are\ninfected by a strain of DNA synthesised from that of various serial\nkillers, turning them into homicidal maniacs. The Engineers are also\nable to turn any injury they sustain into a lethal weapon, with some\ngenuinely repulsive results. The only thing that stops the Engineers\nentirely is the severing of the offending strand of DNA, a solid\nkey-shaped growth that may be removed upon autopsy. Little is known\nabout the Engineers and the only obstacle to their objective of\nunrelentingly terrorising the streets of Tokyo is the local police\nforce, a recently privatised behemoth that is absolutely ruthless in\nits approach to the mutants.\nThe\nstellar member of Tokyo's boys and girls in blue is Ruka (Shiina),\na pretty young thing who's pretty handy with a samurai sword. Ruka\nis haunted by the murder of her father, a Tokyo cop who was brutally\ngunned down in the streets, and she is set on finding his assassin in\namongst the various arse-kickery that comes with cleaning the streets\nof mutants that would make the X-Men wince. Her investigations lead\nher to the \"Key Man\", who is deeply involved with both her\nfather's murder and the Engineers.\nThe\ndirector of Tokyo Gore Police is Yoshihiro Nishimura, who\ngained tremendous cult acclaim with his special effects work on the\n2008 film The Machine Girl.\nThe roots of Tokyo Gore Police began with Media Blasters, the company that co-prodcued The\nMachine Girl, when they suggested Nishimura helm his own feature.\nNishimura opted to remake one of his short films, the 1995 flick Anatomia Extinction. Tak Sakaguchi, best known in cult circles\nfor his starring role in Ryuhei Kitamura's Versus, was\nbrought on as fight choreographer and Nishimura assembled a cult star\ncast, including Shiina.\nIf\nyou're expecting anything remotely coherent, Tokyo Gore Police isn't the movie for you; perhaps it's best thought of as the\nhell-spawn of Cronenberg and Miike, with a dollop of Lynch. Nishimura\nhas adopted for a \"low on brains, high on brawn\" approach, and by\nGod is it high on brawn – when the claret is spilled it rivals Braindead for sheer viscera and the comparisons to Riki-Oh are more than valid. Unfortunately, the absolutely threadbare\nplot is frequently lost in the pink mist (or rather deep-red showers;\nit's the House of Blue Leaves in colour, for 105 minutes) and a\nmajor fault is that it's just too long. About twenty minutes could\nhave easily been shorn off the running time to make Tokyo\nGore Police a very lean, mean little exercise in bloodshed.\nNishimura errs on the side of self-indulgence and just before the\nhyper-frenetic conclusion finally kicks in it's beginning to get a\nlittle tiresome.\nSomething\nshould be said here about the social commentary that is so central to Tokyo Gore Police and makes up a lot of its charm. Nishimura\nhas peppered fake advertisements throughout the film, some boasting\nthe sheer sadistic prowess of the police in their Darth Vader\nget-ups, others advertising razors that are easier to self-mutilate\nwith. While the parallels to Starship Troopers are clear,\nNishimura does a really good job with them for the most part –\nthey're incredibly blackly funny and do the whole satirical bit\nquite well. The only input Nishimura had in these segments was\nsupervision and make-up effects. Instead, they were directed by\nNoboru \"The Machine Girl\" Iguchi and Yûdai Yamaguchi,\ndirector of the 2003 cult hit Battlefield Baseball. In one\ninterview, Nishimura said his main reasoning behind including the\nadvertisements was to lighten the tone of the picture and his desire\nto make some sort of social comment drawing upon his legal college\neducation.\nNishimura's\nown special effects mob Nishimura Motion Picture Model Makers Group\nis responsible for the special effects and for the most part they're\ndone really well. Some of these creatures are disgusting, nightmarish\nthings and that's a real testament to Nishimura's company's\ncreativity – particular kudos goes towards the crocodile mermaid\nand, to paraphrase the irate cop from The Doors, \"the guy\nwith the brain\".\nIn\namongst all of the madness, the incoherence, the blood and satire, Tokyo Gore Police is a pretty good film. Even though it\noutstays its welcome at 105 minutes, it's a quirky Japanese riff on\nCronenbergian body horror and the Eastern blood movie that's well\nworth your time.\nVideo\nPicture is presented in 1:85:1, with 16:9 enhancement. Although obviously shot on video, the image is very clear. No complaints here.\nAudio\nA fair smorgasbord of audio tracks are available depending on your technological capabilities or language preference – two Japanese Dolby tracks in 2.0 and 5.1 and two English Dolby tracks in 2.0 and 5.1. I'm dead-set against the inferior dubbed tracks so the Japanese 5.1 was the way to go for me and it sounded terrific.\nEnglish subtitles are also provided.\nExtra Features\nThis disc is light on extras – a theatrical trailer, extended promo trailer and stills gallery have been provided. However, the US Media Blasters disc is lighter still, including only a theatrical trailer. The local release is the way to go at the moment.\nThe Verdict\nA wildly entertaining film, even if it's just for the sheer spectacle of the thing. It gets a bit tired towards the middle and when exploring some very impossible connections between the Key Man and Ruka, but hey – it's grisly, ultra-violent Japanese mayhem at its delirious high point. Oh, did I mention there were mutants?\n3\nReader Comments\nShare:\nFat Boy Pete on 06/27/2009 @ 12:18\nComment # 3 of 3\nCrazy gore. One of the goriest movies ever released in Australia for sure.\nRip on 05/30/2009 @ 16:59\nComment # 2 of 3\nGood review. I preferred MACHINE GIRL in some ways, but perhaps because it was tighter. TOKYO GORE POLICE is great fun, but is way overlong.\nMaxTheSilent on 05/30/2009 @ 13:26\nComment # 1 of 3\nFun, wacky movie. Far better than the tedious MACHINE GIRL.\nName\nE-mail (Optional - Will not appear online)\nComment\nLexx: The Complete Series DVD Review\nThe Fury DVD Review\nThe Grey Cinema Review\nLost Highway BD Review\nBloodlust! 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It’s disappointing and unfortunate that we have to deal with this in the middle of the season. “It is what it is, so right now as a team we have to focus on the things we can control, and we have a very challenging game here against a very talented opponent in Florida. We have to get ready to play the game.”Grant suspended Green, Releford and Steele indefinitely just before Saturday’s loss at LSU for violating team rules, sending them packing for Tuscaloosa before tipoff.That was also the second game of Mitchell’s suspension.The disciplinary actions left the Tide (16-8, 5-5 Southeastern Conference) without players responsible for 69 percent of its scoring, 57 percent of rebounding and 54 percent of assists at a time when the stakes are ratcheted up. Green and Mitchell are the team’s top scorers and rebounders, while Releford leads Alabama in assists and Steele is a key role player.Grant said his decision to hold the players out had much to do with the long-term quality of the program and trying to build “the values and standards that you want your team to represent.” He hasn’t elaborated on the reasons for the suspensions.Grant declined to say if the violations of Mitchell and Green were more serious, but reiterated that their suspension remained indefinite.“I don’t want to get into that, that’s just the way it is right now,” he said.This is the third time Grant has suspended Green, a first-team All-SEC player, during his three seasons, including a three-game string early last season and one game at the end of 2009-10.Grant didn’t rule it out when asked if he had a “three-strike” policy that might keep Green from returning.“I’ll make some decisions on that later,” he said. “Right now my focus is on getting prepared for Florida.”Alabama had risen to No. 12 in the rankings in December and won three straight before the LSU game.The bold decision on the suspensions was no surprise to Gators coach Billy Donovan, who was Grant’s boss for a dozen years at Marshall and Florida.“I know Anthony Grant about as well as anybody, and I think that he has got incredible integrity and character and knows exactly the way he wants his program run and what he’s going to do,” Donovan said.The Tide’s eight remaining players — half of them freshmen — managed to come fairly close before losing 67-58 to LSU, with freshman Rodney Cooper scoring 28 points. Alabama had beaten Auburn by 18 points without Mitchell.Now comes a much bigger challenge, even with Releford and Steele.The Gators (19-6, 7-3) opened last March with a 78-51 rout of a Tide team that still had aspirations of winning an SEC title and making the NCAA field.Florida is also short-handed, but because of injuries. 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It’s disappointing and unfortunate that we have to deal with this in the middle of the season. “It is what it is, so right now as a team we have to focus on the things we can control, and we have a very challenging game here against a very talented opponent in Florida. We have to get ready to play the game.”Grant suspended Green, Releford and Steele indefinitely just before Saturday’s loss at LSU for violating team rules, sending them packing for Tuscaloosa before tipoff.That was also the second game of Mitchell’s suspension.The disciplinary actions left the Tide (16-8, 5-5 Southeastern Conference) without players responsible for 69 percent of its scoring, 57 percent of rebounding and 54 percent of assists at a time when the stakes are ratcheted up. Green and Mitchell are the team’s top scorers and rebounders, while Releford leads Alabama in assists and Steele is a key role player.Grant said his decision to hold the players out had much to do with the long-term quality of the program and trying to build “the values and standards that you want your team to represent.” He hasn’t elaborated on the reasons for the suspensions.Grant declined to say if the violations of Mitchell and Green were more serious, but reiterated that their suspension remained indefinite.“I don’t want to get into that, that’s just the way it is right now,” he said.This is the third time Grant has suspended Green, a first-team All-SEC player, during his three seasons, including a three-game string early last season and one game at the end of 2009-10.Grant didn’t rule it out when asked if he had a “three-strike” policy that might keep Green from returning.“I’ll make some decisions on that later,” he said. “Right now my focus is on getting prepared for Florida.”Alabama had risen to No. 12 in the rankings in December and won three straight before the LSU game.The bold decision on the suspensions was no surprise to Gators coach Billy Donovan, who was Grant’s boss for a dozen years at Marshall and Florida.“I know Anthony Grant about as well as anybody, and I think that he has got incredible integrity and character and knows exactly the way he wants his program run and what he’s going to do,” Donovan said.The Tide’s eight remaining players — half of them freshmen — managed to come fairly close before losing 67-58 to LSU, with freshman Rodney Cooper scoring 28 points. Alabama had beaten Auburn by 18 points without Mitchell.Now comes a much bigger challenge, even with Releford and Steele.The Gators (19-6, 7-3) opened last March with a 78-51 rout of a Tide team that still had aspirations of winning an SEC title and making the NCAA field.Florida is also short-handed, but because of injuries. 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It’s disappointing and unfortunate that we have to deal with this in the middle of the season. “It is what it is, so right now as a team we have to focus on the things we can control, and we have a very challenging game here against a very talented opponent in Florida. We have to get ready to play the game.”Grant suspended Green, Releford and Steele indefinitely just before Saturday’s loss at LSU for violating team rules, sending them packing for Tuscaloosa before tipoff.That was also the second game of Mitchell’s suspension.The disciplinary actions left the Tide (16-8, 5-5 Southeastern Conference) without players responsible for 69 percent of its scoring, 57 percent of rebounding and 54 percent of assists at a time when the stakes are ratcheted up. Green and Mitchell are the team’s top scorers and rebounders, while Releford leads Alabama in assists and Steele is a key role player.Grant said his decision to hold the players out had much to do with the long-term quality of the program and trying to build “the values and standards that you want your team to represent.” He hasn’t elaborated on the reasons for the suspensions.Grant declined to say if the violations of Mitchell and Green were more serious, but reiterated that their suspension remained indefinite.“I don’t want to get into that, that’s just the way it is right now,” he said.This is the third time Grant has suspended Green, a first-team All-SEC player, during his three seasons, including a three-game string early last season and one game at the end of 2009-10.Grant didn’t rule it out when asked if he had a “three-strike” policy that might keep Green from returning.“I’ll make some decisions on that later,” he said. “Right now my focus is on getting prepared for Florida.”Alabama had risen to No. 12 in the rankings in December and won three straight before the LSU game.The bold decision on the suspensions was no surprise to Gators coach Billy Donovan, who was Grant’s boss for a dozen years at Marshall and Florida.“I know Anthony Grant about as well as anybody, and I think that he has got incredible integrity and character and knows exactly the way he wants his program run and what he’s going to do,” Donovan said.The Tide’s eight remaining players — half of them freshmen — managed to come fairly close before losing 67-58 to LSU, with freshman Rodney Cooper scoring 28 points. 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It’s disappointing and unfortunate that we have to deal with this in the middle of the season. “It is what it is, so right now as a team we have to focus on the things we can control, and we have a very challenging game here against a very talented opponent in Florida. We have to get ready to play the game.”Grant suspended Green, Releford and Steele indefinitely just before Saturday’s loss at LSU for violating team rules, sending them packing for Tuscaloosa before tipoff.That was also the second game of Mitchell’s suspension.The disciplinary actions left the Tide (16-8, 5-5 Southeastern Conference) without players responsible for 69 percent of its scoring, 57 percent of rebounding and 54 percent of assists at a time when the stakes are ratcheted up. Green and Mitchell are the team’s top scorers and rebounders, while Releford leads Alabama in assists and Steele is a key role player.Grant said his decision to hold the players out had much to do with the long-term quality of the program and trying to build “the values and standards that you want your team to represent.” He hasn’t elaborated on the reasons for the suspensions.Grant declined to say if the violations of Mitchell and Green were more serious, but reiterated that their suspension remained indefinite.“I don’t want to get into that, that’s just the way it is right now,” he said.This is the third time Grant has suspended Green, a first-team All-SEC player, during his three seasons, including a three-game string early last season and one game at the end of 2009-10.Grant didn’t rule it out when asked if he had a “three-strike” policy that might keep Green from returning.“I’ll make some decisions on that later,” he said. “Right now my focus is on getting prepared for Florida.”Alabama had risen to No. 12 in the rankings in December and won three straight before the LSU game.The bold decision on the suspensions was no surprise to Gators coach Billy Donovan, who was Grant’s boss for a dozen years at Marshall and Florida.“I know Anthony Grant about as well as anybody, and I think that he has got incredible integrity and character and knows exactly the way he wants his program run and what he’s going to do,” Donovan said.The Tide’s eight remaining players — half of them freshmen — managed to come fairly close before losing 67-58 to LSU, with freshman Rodney Cooper scoring 28 points. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0500wb-96-11959", "text": "Set-Cookie: SERVERID=; Expires=Thu, 01-Jan-1970 00:00:01 GMT; path=/\nCache-control: private\n'Celebrity Apprentice' Episode 2 Recap | Essence.com\nmagazine\nnewsletter\ne-rewards\ncommunity\nsign in | sign up\nEssence\nCelebrity\nCelebrity Spotlight\nAll-Access\nCoffee Talk\nRed Carpet\nTV Recap\nObama Watch\nFirst Lady Diary\nGet Lifted\nFashion\nCelebrity Style\nStreet Style\nLust List\nFirst Lady Style\nFashion Week\nBeauty\nGreat Beauty\nBeauty Beat\nBeauty All-Access\nAsk the Experts\nMakeover Magic\nHair\nHot Hair\nHair Street Style\nHair Beat\nHairstyle File\nMakeover Magic\nLove\nBridal Bliss\nEye Candy\nDating\nSex\nGirlfriends\nJust Engaged\nPoint-of-View\nReal Talk\nChic Busy Mom\nModern Day Matchmaker\nPlus Size Model in the City\nWrite or Die Chick\nGirl's Best Friend\nCelebrate!\nVideos\nPhotos\nFestival\nAttend\nArtists\nNews\nVideos\nMerchandise\nSponsors\nContact\nSubscribe\nGet your tickets for EMF today!\nSee who attended Black Women in Hollywood!\nGet ESSENCE on your tablet!\nCommunity\nFacebook\nTwitter\nRSS\nMobile\nNewsletter\nHome\nCelebrity\nTV Recap\nMust-See: Watch Jennifer Hudson & Ne-Yo's...Coffee Talk: Is Tupac Heading to Broadway?Whitney Houston Graces the April Issue of ESSENCEReal Talk: Let 50 Cent Grow Up10 Things You Should Know About Him Before You...Hot Hair: Tress TransformationsReader Q&A: CurlyNikki on How to Add Volume...Street Style Hair: All Things Natural Hair Care\nRobin Thick Was Arrested For WHAT?!Was Whitney Houston Preparing For Death?Are Bobby Brown and Cissy Houston Fighting?Is Chaka Khan Upset With Clive Davis Over Whitney?5 Most Embarrassing Moments For Black People Does Actor Brian White Hate Black Women?\n1.\nViola Davis' Natural Hair Wins Big\n2.\nViola Davis Steps Out in Natural Hair\n3.\nMy Baby, My Choice\n4.\nAre Apologies a Sign of Weakness?\n5.\nHair Icons: Then & Now\nPrevious Article\nNext Article\nSunday, March 13, 2011 | 9:48 PM\n'Celebrity Apprentice' Episode 2 Recap\nBy Derrick Bryson Taylor\nEpisode two of \"Celebrity Apprentice\" was fabulous. However, it was a\ndifficult week for the ladies as Dionne Warwick and Dionne Warwick\ncontinuously butted heads with project manager Lisa Rinna.\nThis week's task was to create a children's book and perform it in\nfront of an audience of kids. The teams were judged on originality,\npresentation and age appropriateness. From start to finish, it was an\nexciting two hours of television. Check out three moments that kept us\nchuckling and glued to the TV...\nLa Toya, the Lion\nFor nearly a half an hour, Team ASAP deliberated and battled over the\ntheme and direction of the children's book they were creating. Lisa Rinna failed to delegate and lead the ladies — which we knew would be\nhard, given their personalities. After battling back and forth about whether or not the\nchildren's book would take on a deaf theme from castmate Marlee Matlin,\nthe team collectively decided Dionne Warwick's idea of a lion developing the courage to be himself was best. La Toya Jackson was voted to be the lion and\nshe made an impressive roar during the performance, complete with a\nblond mane. But it wasn't enough to impress\nguest judge Holly Robinson Peete.\nStar Steals the Show\nDuring the process of putting together the book, Jones recognizes\nRinna's weakness as a leader and seemingly can't help herself from taking control. Star\nsteps up to the plate and writes the children's book with the help of\nNeNe Leakes while the team goes out to finish gathering props for the show.\nWhen the group meets at the end to finalize plans, Jones brings up that\nshe wants her name on the book which causes a dispute amongst the team. Warwick soon jumps into the fight and says she deserves credit\ntoo for coming up with the idea. SMH.\nC'mon ladies, it's a team effort — enough of the diva antics. Everyone\nsurely participated in the project whether or not each idea was used. To see the ladies duke it out and not come to a concensus while\nthe men sailed through the process was agonizing.\nBoardroom Brawl\nWhen it was all said and done, the ladies lost to team Backbone. Rinna dragged both Jones and Warwick to the boardroom for\nelimination. Mr. Trump pointed out that the main reasons the ladies\nfailed at the challenge was because of the book's idea not being\noriginal, thanks to Warwick, and the book not being age-appropriate,\nthanks to Jones. However, the fierce and bold Jones threw Rinna under the bus and let\nit be known that she didn't do a good job as project manager. She\nexplained that Rinna had lots to learn and \"Celebrity Apprentice\"\nwasn't the place to learn those skills. Rinna was eliminated after\nTrump sided with Jones and Warwick.\nOne thing is apparent,after watching last night's episode, the Black\nwomen on this show are tough! They're about their business. The other\nladies should beware and step up their game if they want to last. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-21-25436", "text": "Blue's News MailBag\nMailbag\nMay 2,1999 -- Previous Mailbag\nLetters are edited\nfor spelling errors only, and may contain profanity. Commentary by Jason \"loonyboi\"\nBergman.\nHey id...you suck!\nFrom:\nJames Fitzgerald\nSubject: Suggestion\nSo here's the deal.\nYou rag on Unreal's no\nshow as far as a release goes, and less than 12 hours later, they\nput out a release.\nAny chance you could\nrag on id about Q3Test for the windows platform? :-)\n-JamesF.\nDon't say we didn't\ntry...\nJust\nchill, homies.\nFrom:\nRob Ellner\nSubject: Q3\nQ3 on the Mac first,\neh? Heh.\nI'm a PC owner looking\nforward to Q3 as much as the next obsessive gaming nut. But it is\nkinda funny ain't it. I nearly coughed up a lung when everyone started\ntrying to download the Mac emulator. That is pure comedy. Nothing\nless.\nPeople should chill out about this mac first deal. How can any PC\nowner claim foul when the last game to come out on the Mac first\nwas Marathon. And welcome to it they were.\nDidn't see the PC population\ncrying over that.\nHackMesser\nI laughed my head\noff as well...I own\nARDI, and I found it very hard to believe that software that\nemulates a 25 MHz 68040 could actually run software designed for\na G3. It does, however run Marathon really well. :)\nDeep\nthoughts.\nFrom:\nsikander iqbal\nSubject: Q3A and Bill Gates\nOkay, if Bill Gates had\na son who loved QUAKE as much as I do, would he let him go out and\nbuy a MAC just for playing the Q3Test ??\nThe\nsecret's out!\nFrom:\nMichiel Rutting\nSubject: You sold out to Mac! We have proof now!\nHi,\nDid you notice this in Graeme's .plan too? Hard proof has arrived!\n--- Start Quote\nWhen running in 32-bit color depth, lighting effects (such as from\na weapon firing) cause the affected textures to temporarily turn\nto garbage.\n(System: Blue tower G3)\n--- End Quote\nNo use denying it now, you sold out :) And now your Mac gives you\nerrors! LOL!\nHeh, this one is too good.\nGreetz,\nNucleus\naka Michiel Rutting\nActually, that's somewhat\ninaccurate. The \"Blue\" tower, is actually \"bondi\nblue\".\nOn the\nhappy occasion...\nFrom:\nRandy Taylor\nSubject: Congratulations!\nHi Blue! Congratulations\non your wedding anniversary. I was shocked that you havn't taken\na day off in three years. I just wanted to tell you how much I appreciate\nyour page. I have hit it almost every day for two years now. I have\none word of advice; try to take at least one day off a week. I am\nin the military and take 30 days off a year. I think I would go\ncrazy if I didn't have that time. Thanks for keeping up one of the\nbest gaming sights on the net, and don't forget to take care of\nyourself!\n-Randy Taylor\nB-1B Crew Chief USAF\nCarmack\ndoes what?\nFrom:\nJohn Nevaquaya\nSubject: re: Whose bitch?\nWell, I guess if we had\nto be someone's bitch, it would have to be Carmack's instead of\nRomero's - at least Carmack puts out.\nAndrew\nSmith strikes again...\nFrom:\nMr. Fix It\nSubject: Andrew Smith can suck my boomstick\nAs you may have already\nguessed, this E-mail is a response to the pile of bull shit Andrew\nSmith sent in last week. Andrew Smith is a complete idiot!! Hey\nAndrew, if you have to put \"I have no evidence to prove this,\nbut it's true, and anyone who denies it is wrong.\" after everything\nyou say, then what your saying is most likely false or an opinion.\nKeep your god damned misinformation to your dumbfuck self!\nFor the record:\n1. I play violent computer\ngames, which I know for a _FACT_ have not made me violent.\n2. I watch violent films,\nwhich I know for a _FACT_ have not made me violent.\n3. I have access to information\nabout making bombs, which I know for a _FACT_ has not made me want\nto blow things up. I already wanted to blow things up before I had\naccess to that crap.\n4. I am in high school\nwhere I have not killed any of my classmates because I play violent\nvideo games and watch violent movies. (or for any other reason,\nfor that mater.)\nSome people may think\nthat these _FACTS_ make me biased. Perhaps I am, but that doesn't\nmake that Andrew Smith any smarter. People like him make me want\nto kill someone :-). But seriously, they drive me insane! Those\nirritating right-wing religious crackpots, moronic Republicans,\nand other idiots are always pushing shit like this at us. If you\nare a member of one of the aforementioned groups and you disagree\nwith me, suck my boomstick!!!!\nI'm sick and tired of\nflipping on the ol' boob toob and hearing video games, TV, and movies\ngetting blamed for things like the tradgedy in Littleton. Jesus Christ people!!! I know this has been said before, but it was an\nexcellent point: THE MEDIA IS NOT HERE TO BABYSIT THE YOUTH OF AMERICA!!!!!!!!!\nIf you look at all of these absolutely horrible tradgedies, you\nwill most likely see that the parents of killers either raised there\nkids in a terrible environment or they were hardly ever around.\nHow the hell does a kid make multiple bombs without his parents\nnoticing? His parents not paying any attention to anything he does,\nthat's how!!! Parents are here to police their kids before they\nare able to police themselves. They sure make sure that their son\nor daughter understands that violence hurts and that what happens\nin most movies and video games isn't real. More and more of these\ntragedies will occur until the parents of America start doing their\njob: to raise there children up sane and with a healthy sense of\nreality. Man stuff like this pisses me off. Well, back to my homework\n. . .\n-Mr. Fix It\nPS Feel free to edit\nthe swearing in my letter. I really want my feelings on this heard.\nThanks.\nFrom:\nTroy ><> Fisher\nSubject: Re: Andrew Smith: school shootings\nYour unsubstantiated\ncomments provide a very good point.\nHowever, the substantiation that games do not cause violence comes\nfrom doing some homework on the following:\nHow many copies of first-person shooters have been sold, starting\nwith Wolf3D and going all the way up to Starseige or whatever is\nthe latest.\nNow figure out how many of the owners of these copies went on to\nshoot kids in their school (or elsewhere).\nI think you'll find a large discrepancy if you can even come up\nwith the numbers.\nQED\nMore\non Mac emulation...\nFrom:\nBurt H.\nSubject: Q3Test and Mac Emulation\nRegarding and quoting\nfrom BluesNews...\nAn incorrect rumor on the net listed Executor as running Q3Test,\nthe test-version of Quake 3 that was made available for the Macintosh\nbefore Linux and Windows. Our site has been swamped as people try\nto download our demo to test this. Q3Test requires a PowerPC, and\nExecutor does not currently run any Mac applications that require\na PowerPC.\nI have to say, I'm not better than the next guy on this planet,\nbut there are a few things I see, most of the time, from a more\ndistant perspective. I'm certainly not going to do Carmack and injustice\nand compare him to Mr. Gate$, but have you noticed something amazing?\nBill Gates has people flocking to OS's, Apps, and many other things,\nnormally because it's 'easier', or someone doesn't know they have\na choice. John Carmack on the other hand is so powerful that he\ncan cause half of the internet community (those that that don't\nhave MacOS) to flock to something they typically badmouth, just\nto try out his software.:)\nYou go boy!!\n*grin*\nLugNut\nPS I think he should do donuts on Gate's lawn with that Sports\ncar ;>)\nThey're\nall gonna laugh at you!\nFrom:\ndino bigliazzi\nSubject: Prey? <hee hee>\nIs it just me, or does\nanyone else out there giggle uncontrollably everytime they hear\nPrey mentioned. Let's try it...\n\"Prey\"\n<hee hee>\nComments, abusive email, movie deals, etc. are welcome.\njazz.bone@mailcity.com\nI got\nyer legislation right here...\nFrom:\nJason Rushton\nSubject: Major Minor Legislation\nNon-Gamers just don't\nunderstand games. Especially, I have to say, older people (ie congressmen,\nreporters). So they think by not letting people under 18 buy games\nthey'll solve the worlds problems. But what about demos? What about\nthe ever-present warez copies? What about the store clerks that\ndon't give a damn? Is it going to be like buying cigarettes, or\nalcohol? If you under 26 you have to have an id, can't sell it within\n1000 yards of a school or church? If a parent buys it for thier\nkid...is that contributing to the delinquency of a minor?\nMaybe a better idea would be to not let anyone under 18 watch the\nnews! I've been a game since the DOOM days....and the images that\nshow up on the news everyday still make me sick, shock me, and otherwise\n\"gross me out\".\nPeople just don't understand...I\nthink it was a quote on Blue's, or Loony's, but it said something\nto the effect of most gamers are too afraid to even go outside let\nalone open fire on a crowd of people. And that B.S. about them losing\ntouch with reality.....didn't know they weren't playing a game.\nEvery game out there has a teamplay mode where you aren't supposed\nto kill teammates... aren't all humans essentially teammates at\nthe very least.\nWell, that's enough of\nmy late night ranting....if it sounds weird that's cuz it's 5 in\nthe morning....But I'm sick and tired of people blaming everyone\nelse for everything they do wrong.\nNo one will accept the\nblame anymore. If they really have to blame someone else for what\nkids are doing wrong then blame the parents, blame the education\nsystem, blame the pressures of society....just leave us gamers to\nour vegetating.\nJason \"FoOeY\" Rushton\nYou make a good point...most\nhard-core gamers are serious agoraphobiacs. The concept of sunlight\nscares them more than anything. :)\nStill\nmore on the Colorado incident...\nFrom:\nJames Hendrick\nSubject: The Doomworld editorial\nDear Mailbag,\nI'm not going to spend much in time or length at this, because nobody\never reads the long letters, and besides Frasier comes on in twenty\nminutes. But I've got to say something, to make some opposition,\nbecause the integrity of the gaming community is being defended\nby a prominent editorial that would better have served us had it\nnever been written at all.\nThe editorial, by Dukrous\nof Doomworld.com, was made reference to by an article on CNN, as\nreported on Blue's today (the 28th). Suffice it to say that this\neditorial has not gone unnoticed. I was personally very curious\nto see what Doomworld had to say about the Columbine shootings,\nsince the Doom community is under very close scrutiny right now\nfor reasons that don't need to be reviewed. So I read this editorial\nand was severely disappointed.\nInstead of an intelligent,\nmature, receptive response, the author has published a quasi-intellectual\ntreatise that attempts to guild youthful conviction and self-importance\nin what was probably intended to be an impressive display of philosophical\nrigor and noble uprightness. It fails. Debunking his reasoning is\nbusy work, labor not worth its me. What disappoints me so greatly\nin this editorial are not its oversights, gross generalizations,\nleaps of logic, and innumerable contradictions, but its outright\nignorance: the absence of consideration in the author's commanding\ntone, the sense of smug triumph that he conveys with every ludicrous\nconclusion. He would be at fault for this regardless of the merit\nof his ideas. And he is definitely to be faulted for making the\nhorror at Columbine into a platform on which to parade his intellect\nand character.\n\"Peace cannot be kept by force. It can only be achieved by\nunderstanding.\" What is needed is not increased regulation,\nvigilance, and inquisition. These are short-sighted answers. What\nwe are lacking is understanding.\nSincerely,\nJames Hendrick\nalso an avid gamer, aka Mr. White and Mr. Wizard\nFrom:\nRobert J. Denchy\nSubject: Shootings and \"experts\" with no clue\nBlue / Loonyboi,\nI happened to turn on the TV last night and catch a part of an interview\nlast night. I think it was on 20/20. I only watched about two minutes\nof it before I turned off the TV.\nThey had some military \"expert\" talking about the shooting\nof the kids as they were coming out of a bible study. (Not the most\nrecent shooting.) He was explaining how it was obvious that the\ngames the kid played gave him the skills to kill his classmates.\nThis expert obviously looked for ways to prove his points rather\nthan looking at the situation objectively. Otherwise, he would have\nseen that his points actually prove the game did NOT provide the\n\"skills\" used.\nHis Point: It was amazing that the kid scored 5 out of 8 shots.\nThis shows an incredible aptitude above that of experts that are\ntrained to shoot. For example, in a recent shooting, four trained\npolicemen were in a shoot-out and only 19 of 43 shots were good.\nAlthough there were multiple people in the classroom it was a large\nroom.\nMy Point: Apples and Oranges. It's too bad that most people will\ntake this at face value. Shooting at unarmed people that are not\nhiding under behind cover is a completely different situation than\nwhen someone is shooting back at you. Shooting at one or two people\nis not the same as shooting at 40 people. I don't care how big the\nroom was, the kids were grouped together in a contained area. And\nshooting at one person still meant that others were likely to be\nhit if the shot missed the intended target. The expert may argue\nthis but then he is probably the type of fool that would try to\ntake out an armed terrorist surrounded by 30 hostages. In the real\nworld the good guys won't shoot because the chance of hitting someone\nother than the person they are aiming at is too high.\nHis Point: He shot once at each target which is the way the games\nteach people to shoot. Shoot one target and quickly move on to the\nnext. This goes against what a trained person would do; trained\npeople shoot until the target goes down.\nMy Point: The kid was not trained! He did exactly what makes sense\nfor someone attempting to create as much damage to as many people\nas possible. He didn't care if he killed his target or not. People\nthat are trained are trained to take out their target who is a danger\nto them. These \"targets\" were NOT a threat. Finally, one\nof the most common death match rules is to STAY ON TARGET. Why?\nBecause, your targets are threats to you. If you divide your fire\nbetween multiple targets you are likely to kill none of them. This\nin turn means there is more fire being directed at you. Further\nmore, for all we know, he WAS shooting at the same target. He could\nhave missed with ever shot and only managed to hit the people around\nhis intended target(s).\nHis Point: He shot at the head because the games award head shots.\nMy Point: Gee, which game is that? Some games award more points\nor more damage for head shots but not games like Doom, Quake, Quake II, etc. In fact, it is only the most recent crop of games that\naward points for head shots. In general, the games actually teach\nthe same thing that a defense course would teach, shoot at the point\nwhere you are most likely to hit...center of mass.\nAnyway, the point is that this \"expert\" is nothing of\nthe sort. He has made poor arguments that, when looked at logically,\nactually prove that the games did not train this kid... He has made\nassumption and taken them as facts and then tried to make the circumstances\nmatch those \"facts\".\nThis kid acted contrary to the best tactics for FPS games. This\nkid did what makes sense for someone who is looking to harm as many\npeople as possible.\nAs a side note, the government and people with no clue are once\nagain trying to use these shootings as a way to increase gun control.\nWhy do we need more gun control when the current laws are not being\nenforced. After all, it is illegal for a minor (under 18) to purchase\na weapon. It is illegal for anyone under 21 to purchase a handgun.\nIt is illegal to have guns on school property (Believe the law states\nsomething like guns are not allowed within 500 yards of a school).\n-Palandar.\nrjdenchy@flash.net\nFrom:\nAlex Brown\nSubject: Jocks vs Geeks?\nDear Blue's News,\nI know that a lot of folks\nwho write in to you are termed \"geeks\" and they all seem\nto express a deep resentment of their more \"popular\" peers.\nI want to let everyone know that there are other shades of grey.\nIn high school I was a Jock. However I wasnt the greatest one in\nthe world. Guess what else I did? Surf the Internet, play games\nlike Doom, and yes, I did well in school. So what we have here is\nsomeone - mainly myself, who was a geek and a jock hybrid. I was\nmore popular than people who were just normal kids who didnt belong\nto clubs, yet I was not as popular as some of the more exceptional\nathletes and their click. I am aghast to see that there are so many\npeople who are on the far ends of the spectrum.\nIs that the reality?\nOr is that the only group who is being allowed to have their voices\nheard because of the resentment of the \"popular\" in the\ncomputer community? Is there no middle ground? Are any of these\nopposing sides taking steps to understand each other? I believe\nthat there needs to be more effort between people to understand\neach other. It seems like we have a social \"race war\"\ngoing on, and just like society needed/needs to come to terms with\nethnic and race differences, we need to come to terms with social\nones.\nI agree completely\nwith you, but there's a problem here...you and I are both out of\nhigh school. When I was in high school (shudder) I thought of things\nin those same strange terms...there were \"jocks\" and \"geeks\"\nand well, then there was me. :)\nMy point is this:\nwe can talk rationally about this now because it's behind us. But\nfor kids who are still in high school, it's a different story entirely.\nAnd it's not something easily solved, either.\nNow\nhere's some logic I agree with...\nFrom:\nJim Beasley\nSubject: Whats really behind the Littleton Tragedy...\nI'm sick of hearing that\ncomputer games were somehow responsible for the terrible tragedy\nin Littleton\n", "entities": [{"start": 264, "end": 270, "label": ["5396418"]}, {"start": 584, "end": 586, "label": ["25215"]}, {"start": 733, "end": 736, "label": ["71924475"]}, {"start": 903, "end": 906, "label": ["71924475"]}, {"start": 917, "end": 925, "label": ["49132"]}, {"start": 1205, "end": 1213, "label": ["49132"]}, {"start": 1303, "end": 1313, "label": ["3747"]}, {"start": 1391, "end": 1394, "label": ["71924475"]}, {"start": 1491, "end": 1494, "label": ["71924475"]}, {"start": 1836, "end": 1839, "label": ["71924475"]}, {"start": 2749, "end": 2756, "label": ["43379201"]}, {"start": 2790, "end": 2797, "label": ["43379201"]}, {"start": 4117, "end": 4128, "label": ["32070"]}, {"start": 4431, "end": 4440, "label": ["6520746"]}, {"start": 4442, "end": 4454, "label": ["1095706"]}, {"start": 5226, "end": 5233, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 5405, "end": 5407, "label": ["39565408"]}, {"start": 5806, "end": 5812, "label": ["33430"]}, {"start": 6270, "end": 6277, "label": ["25215"]}, {"start": 6310, "end": 6319, "label": ["71924475"]}, {"start": 6327, "end": 6332, "label": ["6097297"]}, {"start": 6337, "end": 6344, "label": ["18890"]}, {"start": 6452, "end": 6460, "label": ["603624"]}, {"start": 6488, "end": 6491, "label": ["71924475"]}, {"start": 6708, "end": 6715, "label": ["43379201"]}, {"start": 6800, "end": 6810, "label": ["3747"]}, {"start": 6834, "end": 6836, "label": ["22194"]}, {"start": 6945, "end": 6957, "label": ["43379201"]}, {"start": 7068, "end": 7073, "label": ["51956729"]}, {"start": 7181, "end": 7183, "label": ["39565408"]}, {"start": 7215, "end": 7219, "label": ["12821"]}, {"start": 7417, "end": 7421, "label": ["50793334"]}, {"start": 8285, "end": 8289, "label": ["43074550"]}, {"start": 8475, "end": 8480, "label": ["18377"]}, {"start": 9650, "end": 9657, "label": ["11685"]}, {"start": 9981, "end": 9984, "label": ["62028"]}, {"start": 10130, "end": 10139, "label": ["58161365"]}, {"start": 10192, "end": 10196, "label": ["43074550"]}, {"start": 11132, "end": 11141, "label": ["59627"]}, {"start": 13964, "end": 13970, "label": ["18581242"]}, {"start": 14515, "end": 14519, "label": ["43074550"]}, {"start": 14521, "end": 14526, "label": ["7900613"]}, {"start": 14528, "end": 14536, "label": ["25216"]}, {"start": 15120, "end": 15123, "label": ["25395149"]}, {"start": 16022, "end": 16026, "label": ["48247989"]}, {"start": 16133, "end": 16137, "label": ["43074550"]}, {"start": 17691, "end": 17700, "label": ["6520746"]}]}
{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-77-15901", "text": "Last-Modified: Thu, 01 Mar 2012 14:06:03 GMT\nServer: Microsoft-IIS/7.0\nX-AspNet-Version: 2.0.50727\nX-Powered-By: ASP.NET\nMicrosoftSharePointTeamServices: 12.0.0.6219\nCache-Control: private, max-age=0\nExpires: Thu, 01 Mar 2012 19:53:13 GMT\nDate: Thu, 01 Mar 2012 19:53:13 GMT\nConnection: close\nGates Foundation Names Dr. Christopher Elias to Lead Expanded Global Development Program | Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation\nBlog|Community|Infographics|Photos|Videos\nAbout UsAnnual Letter from Bill GatesAnnual ReportsContact UsFact SheetFinancialsLetter from Bill & Melinda GatesLeadershipJobsMedia InquiriesNew CampusSpeechesValuesVisitor CenterPrograms & PartnershipsGlobal Development ProgramGlobal Health ProgramUnited States ProgramGrantee ProfilesWhat We're LearningProgress ReportsResearch & EvaluationsOur Commitment to Grantees: Strengthening PartnershipsTopicsTopicsGlobal HealthDiarrheaDiscoveryFamily PlanningHIV/AIDSMalariaMaternal, Newborn, & Child HealthNeglected Diseases NutritionPneumonia & FluPolioTobaccoTuberculosisVaccinesPoverty & DevelopmentAgricultural DevelopmentFamily Homelessness (U.S.)Financial Services for the PoorUrban DevelopmentWater, Sanitation & HygieneEducation & InformationCollege-Ready Education (U.S.)Early Learning (U.S.)Libraries (Global)Libraries (U.S.)Postsecondary Education (U.S.)ScholarshipsSpecial ProjectsEmergency ResponseEmpowering CommunitiesTopics OverviewRegionsRegionsAfricaAsiaAustralia/OceaniaEuropeNorth AmericaSouth AmericaRegions OverviewGrantsGrantsInformation for Grant SeekersSearch Awarded GrantsFrequently Asked QuestionsGrants Overview\nHome/About the Foundation/Press Releases/Foundation Names Dr. Christopher Elias to Lead Global Development Program\nSHARESHAREDiggDeliciousFacebookNewsvineRedditStumbleUponTwitterEmail\nOctober 31, 2011\nGates Foundation Names Dr. Christopher Elias to Lead Expanded Global Development Program\nBill & Melinda Gates FoundationPhone: +1.206.709.3400Email: media@gatesfoundation.org\nSEATTLE -- The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation today announced that Dr. Christopher Elias has been named president of the foundation’s Global Development Program. Elias is currently president and chief executive officer of PATH, a Seattle-based international nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the health of people around the world.\n“We are very pleased that Chris is joining the foundation to lead our global development work,” said Bill Gates, co-chair of the foundation. “His leadership at PATH and long history in health and development will enhance our ability to deliver innovative solutions to some of the world’s biggest challenges.”\nIn his new position, Elias will help lead the foundation’s efforts to support people in developing countries to overcome hunger, poverty, and disease. He will focus on the innovative and integrated delivery of interventions, while overseeing an expanded portfolio, which will include the foundation’s Family Health and Vaccine Delivery strategies along with Global Development’s existing work in Agricultural Development, Financial Services for the Poor, Water, Sanitation & Hygiene, and Special Initiatives. The foundation’s US and Global Libraries Programs will also be combined in the broader portfolio.  Recently, the foundation named Dr. Trevor Mundel from Novartis Pharma AG as the new president of its Global Health Program.\n“We welcome Chris to the foundation,” said Melinda French Gates, co-chair of the foundation. “As the foundation matures, and our ambitions continue to grow, the complementary experience and leadership he and Trevor bring will ensure that we take an integrated global approach to our work.”\n“Chris brings great experience in managing complex programs on the ground, around the world,” said Jeff Raikes, CEO of the foundation. “He will help us expand the depth of our expertise from research and development through to delivery of the tools needed to give the poorest people the chance to live healthy and productive lives. I’m excited to work with Chris to strengthen our partnerships and maximize our impact.”\n“I am deeply honored to be joining the Gates Foundation,” said Elias. “I look forward to applying my experience in health and development to help advance the foundation’s ambitious mission.”\nDr. Elias has led PATH since 2000, guiding it through unprecedented growth and expanding PATH’s international presence, with projects currently underway in more than 70 countries.  Under his leadership PATH has developed and delivered numerous innovative health solutions that have improved the lives of millions of beneficiaries around the world.\nPrior to his tenure at PATH, Dr. Elias held senior positions with the Population Council, including a stint as country representative in Thailand. He received his MD from Creighton University in 1983, and received an MPH in 1990 from the University of Washington, where he was also a fellow in the Robert Wood Johnson Clinical Scholars Program.\n###Bill & Melinda Gates FoundationGuided by the belief that every life has equal value, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation works to help all people lead healthy, productive lives. In developing countries, it focuses on improving people’s health and giving them the chance to lift themselves out of hunger and extreme poverty. In the United States, it seeks to ensure that all people—especially those with the fewest resources—have access to the opportunities they need to succeed in school and life. Based in Seattle, Washington, the foundation is led by CEO Jeff Raikes and Co-chair William H. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-85-11282", "text": "Sridhar Wins Top Indian Award\nHome\nAbout Us\nBadminton Blog\nClub and Venues\nArticles\nContact Us\nSiteMap\nFree Newsletter\nAdvertising\nHOT NEWS... Just Released - NEW Badminton Training Program, Is it Any Good? Read All About it Here\nSridhar Wins Top Indian Award\nIndia's leading male badminton player Anup Sridhar has been honoured with one of the country's highest sporting accolades.\nSridhar joined some of India's top sporting names in receiving an Arjuna Award at the Rashtrapi Bhawan venue in Delhi.\nHe was one of 11 Indian athletes who received an Arjuna Award, with the main Rajiv Gandhi Khen Ratna Award going to Indian cricket captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni.\nSridhar was delighted to have been among such illustrious company in Indian sports, saying only that \"the best is yet to come\".\nIndia has produced world-class badminton players in the past, most notably former All England men's singles champions Prakash Padukone and Pullela Gopichand.\nThe Bangalore-born 25-year-old is India's Thomas Cup captain and enjoyed one of his best years on the tour of the past year.\nHe ended 2007 as the highest ranked Indian at 25 in the world, rising to a career high of 24 in early 2008.\nIn terms of tournament play, he reached the semi-finals at the German Open as well as the Asian Championships and the quarter-finals of the Thailand Open.\nOne of his best performances came with his quarter-final appearance at the 2007 World Championships.\nThat was when he beat then Olympic champion Taufik Hidayat, of Indonesia, in an epic match that was one of the longest in the tournament. His victory was also rated among the top-10 Indian sporting performances of the year.\nHe launched his 2008 campaign in fine style by winning the prestigious Pramod Mahajan All-India ranking tournament in New Delhi. He continued his excellent form by reaching the last 16 of the Malaysia Super Series where he lost to South Korea's eventual champion Lee Hyun-il.\nSridhar also played at the Beijing Olympics last month. He beat Marco Vasconcelos of Portugal in the first round 21-16, 21-14 but was beaten in the round of 16 by Japan's Shoji Sato 21-13, 21-17.\nSridhar, though, isn't finished yet and there is still plenty of potential for him to show what he can do in the major championships.\nCertainly, he has two excellent models in Padukone and Gopichand\n", "entities": [{"start": 260, "end": 265, "label": ["14533"]}, {"start": 298, "end": 310, "label": ["9834947"]}, {"start": 383, "end": 390, "label": ["9834947"]}, {"start": 406, "end": 411, "label": ["14533"]}, {"start": 449, "end": 461, "label": ["442475"]}, {"start": 495, "end": 500, "label": ["51585"]}, {"start": 519, "end": 525, "label": ["14533"]}, {"start": 551, "end": 563, "label": ["442475"]}, {"start": 618, "end": 624, "label": ["14533"]}, {"start": 641, "end": 661, "label": ["4557053"]}, {"start": 663, "end": 670, "label": ["9834947"]}, {"start": 732, "end": 738, "label": ["14533"]}, {"start": 791, "end": 796, "label": ["14533"]}, {"start": 873, "end": 884, "label": ["3795922"]}, {"start": 909, "end": 925, "label": ["1220321"]}, {"start": 930, "end": 947, "label": ["1500470"]}, {"start": 953, "end": 962, "label": ["44276436"]}, {"start": 983, "end": 988, "label": ["14533"]}, {"start": 991, "end": 1001, "label": ["1630582"]}, {"start": 1110, "end": 1116, "label": ["14533"]}, {"start": 1245, "end": 1256, "label": ["3953139"]}, {"start": 1322, "end": 1335, "label": ["12207976"]}, {"start": 1412, "end": 1436, "label": ["2484388"]}, {"start": 1465, "end": 1472, "label": ["22576"]}, {"start": 1482, "end": 1496, "label": ["906906"]}, {"start": 1501, "end": 1510, "label": ["14579"]}, {"start": 1620, "end": 1626, "label": ["14533"]}, {"start": 1733, "end": 1747, "label": ["4849596"]}, {"start": 1780, "end": 1789, "label": ["51585"]}, {"start": 1854, "end": 1875, "label": ["10145751"]}, {"start": 1893, "end": 1904, "label": ["27019"]}, {"start": 1925, "end": 1936, "label": ["906870"]}, {"start": 1938, "end": 1945, "label": ["9834947"]}, {"start": 1965, "end": 1981, "label": ["77745"]}, {"start": 2002, "end": 2019, "label": ["907266"]}, {"start": 2023, "end": 2031, "label": ["576328"]}, {"start": 2101, "end": 2106, "label": ["15573"]}, {"start": 2134, "end": 2141, "label": ["9834947"]}, {"start": 2323, "end": 2332, "label": ["1500470"]}]}
{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-86-16603", "text": "Science fiction is fantasy\nhome . comics . parlour . books . toys . contact . about .\nFri 19 September 2008 06:59 PM PSTScience fiction is fantasyI originally wrote this a couple of years ago when I was called upon to defend\nan assertion -- that science fiction is best regarded as a special case of fantasy.\nI would like to start with a little essay about how I came to this conclusion\n-- that science fiction is actually a subset of fantasy -- because it defines\nterms and addresses many counterpoints that have been raised.\nFirst, when I say \"fantasy\" I refer to stories that are about things\nthat aren't. This includes both the purely imaginative (probably won't\nhappen) and the speculative (might happen). Fantasy in this sense is not on\na continuum against science fiction, it is on a continuum against realism.\n(Although \"continuum\" implies that it's something resembling a straight line, which I would not be willing to defend.)\nOne possible rule of thumb: it is a fantasy if filming it would require obvious special effects.\nThere is a smaller definition of fantasy, call it fantasy definition 2, which basically means \"vaguely resembling Tolkien.\" I believe this is a marketing distinction rather than a literary one, since it doesn't even include most fantasy. It does have a vigorous fan base, however. That fact leads the term \"fantasy\" to be used as shorthand for \"this particular type of fantasy involving elves and dragons and such.\" So -- those types of stories clearly are fantasy, but they are not the definition of fantasy. They are not the container, they are one of the things contained.\nMost of what we think of as \"genre\" is really just marketing. They put the books in whatever section they expect people to look for them in. So, The Handmaid's Tale is in unclassified \"literature\" because Margaret Atwood isn't marketed as a science fiction writer. It doesn't have any bearing on whether the book is science fiction. And it's not supposed to. It's supposed to help Atwood fans find her stuff.\nSufficiently popular fantastic writers will often get moved to the \"literature\" section -- it doesn't make any difference to the content of the books.\nOne common way people attempt to distinguish science fiction from (other) fantasy is to claim that science fiction is about what is \"possible.\" This definition is problematic because \"possible\" is not intrinsic to the work. Real world possibilities are always shifting -- some things that seemed impossible once are now possible, other things which once seemed possible are now thought to be impossible. Re: any 50s science fiction about faster than light travel, or life on the Moon or Mars.\nThis definition would lead us to the fairly awkward position of deciding that most \"golden age\" SF is no longer science fiction, because it is now known to be fantasy.\nBut, people don't tend to do that -- we still see Podkayne of Mars\nas science fiction. So obviously, we're using a qualifier other than \"what\nis now possible.\"\nYou might at this point be tempted to use \"what the author thought was possible at the time it was written\" as a qualifier, but this is still problematic, because the author's personal beliefs are also not intrinsic to the work. We can't conclude that every SF writer who deals in time travel to the past actually believes such a thing is possible.\nSo, what makes something science fiction, if it isn't the fact that its scientific premise is possible, or that the author believed it was possible when the story was written?\nWell, let's look at Frankenstein, held by many to be the first science\nfiction novel. Mary Shelley writes of a man assembling a new man out of parts\nof dead men, then bringing him to life through unspecified scientific means.\n(Note: movies have implied that this means was electricity. The novel doesn't say, ostensibly because Dr. Frankenstein doesn't want anyone to replicate his methods. But other writings by Mary Shelley at the time show that she was familiar with experiments in galvanism and that her knowledge that a frog's limb could be brought to \"life\" with electricity probably did influence her thinking when writing the novel.)\nThere was no concept of scientifiction (early name for SF) in her day, so in\nher mind she was writing a horrific fantasy, and her twist on it was to involve\nmodern science. Also, we now know that what she describes in Frankenstein\nis impossible -- an intact and very recently deceased body might be brought\nback to life through electricity, but a sewn-together collection of corpses\nnever could.\nAnd yet, the book is retroactively classified as science fiction, and nobody seriously objects. Why is that?\nWell, its premise is scientific -- it can be expressed as \"suppose, using science, we could do X.\" Also, it is concerned with the effect of technology and scientific discoveries on the human psyche and human society, addressing concepts such as unintended consequences and creator responsibility.\nSo, it is science fiction because it wrestles with scientific issues and concepts. \"Being science fiction\" is essentially an attribute of what is otherwise a fantasy novel.\nBut, if you still think SF and fantasy are two distinct and separate genres,\nconsider: Is alternate history science fiction, because it is generally published\nas science fiction? Or is it only science fiction if it involves quantum multiple\nuniverses theory, or if the change catalyst is something specifically scientific?\n(I mean, The Difference Engine, which is alternate history specifically\nbased on technology, as opposed to The Man in the High Castle which\nis alternate history based on a different military outcome to World War II.)\nOr is all alternate history science fiction because Philip K. Dick, an SF writer,\nwrote the first one? Is Zelazny's Amber series SF with fantasy trappings, or\nfantasy with vague pretensions of being science fiction? Is Edgar Rice Burrough's\nMars series science fiction, even though it has no scientific elements other\nthan being set on Mars? How about the works of China Mieville, who writes extremely\nstrange industrial alternate world fantasy which is also science fiction and\nhorror? Or about Lovecraft -- his Dreamlands series is pure fantasy, but most\nof his Cthulhu Mythos stories are more or less science fiction. And what would\nyou make of Terry Pratchett's novel Strata -- SF in which space explorers\nland on a disc-shaped planet and discover an absurd world built by beings so\nadvanced that the result is indistinguishable from magic?\n(He wrote it in 1981, so it predates any of the Discworld books -- however, the flat world is clearly a Discworld prototype.)\nWhile there are certainly loose and generalized distinctions between most SF\n", "entities": [{"start": 1148, "end": 1155, "label": ["15872"]}, {"start": 1755, "end": 1774, "label": ["4265319"]}, {"start": 1815, "end": 1830, "label": ["60280"]}, {"start": 1991, "end": 1997, "label": ["60280"]}, {"start": 2649, "end": 2653, "label": ["19331"]}, {"start": 2657, "end": 2661, "label": ["14640471"]}, {"start": 2759, "end": 2761, "label": ["26787"]}, {"start": 2881, "end": 2889, "label": ["45927"]}, {"start": 2893, "end": 2897, "label": ["14640471"]}, {"start": 3249, "end": 3251, "label": ["26787"]}, {"start": 3536, "end": 3548, "label": ["18580673"]}, {"start": 3602, "end": 3614, "label": ["27885687"]}, {"start": 3848, "end": 3860, "label": ["18580673"]}, {"start": 3929, "end": 3941, "label": ["27885687"]}, {"start": 4182, "end": 4196, "label": ["26787"]}, {"start": 4213, "end": 4215, "label": ["26787"]}, {"start": 4376, "end": 4388, "label": ["18580673"]}, {"start": 5157, "end": 5159, "label": ["26787"]}, {"start": 5465, "end": 5486, "label": ["245885"]}, {"start": 5563, "end": 5589, "label": ["45903"]}, {"start": 5658, "end": 5670, "label": ["32927"]}, {"start": 5725, "end": 5739, "label": ["23005"]}, {"start": 5744, "end": 5746, "label": ["26787"]}, {"start": 5779, "end": 5786, "label": ["37736"]}, {"start": 5802, "end": 5804, "label": ["26787"]}, {"start": 5892, "end": 5911, "label": ["9657"]}, {"start": 6009, "end": 6013, "label": ["14640471"]}, {"start": 6169, "end": 6178, "label": ["13509"]}, {"start": 6186, "end": 6196, "label": ["592879"]}, {"start": 6237, "end": 6251, "label": ["5725"]}, {"start": 6321, "end": 6336, "label": ["30029"]}, {"start": 6345, "end": 6351, "label": ["275376"]}, {"start": 6355, "end": 6357, "label": ["26787"]}, {"start": 6566, "end": 6575, "label": ["25560410"]}, {"start": 6622, "end": 6631, "label": ["25560410"]}, {"start": 6718, "end": 6720, "label": ["26787"]}]}
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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-49-25960", "text": "X-Cache: MISS from cdce-nym011-018.nym011.internap.com\nX-Cache: MISS from cdce-nym011-018.nym011.internap.com\nVia: 1.1 cdce-nym011-018.nym011.internap.com:1080 (squid/2.7.STABLE7), 1.0 cdce-nym011-018.nym011.internap.com:80 (squid/2.7.STABLE7)\nConnection: close\nGetPaidIndia.com » Last minute trades spoil the play as the market touch down again\nGetPaidIndia.comEquitiesMutual FundsMF NAVAbout\nLast minute trades spoil the play as the market touch down again\nJuly 7th, 2008\nThe last few minutes has brought down the markets as the bears have re-entered the scene spoiling what is termed as ’signs of recovery’ trade. The markets though managed to close the day in green.\nThe Nifty closed at 4016 up 0.35% after giving the most of the the gains it made all day. The Nifty Junior closed up 2.28%. CNX IT closed up 2.27% after Dollar weakened and the Indian Rupee began ticking the Rs. 43.2 range. The Bank Nifty too us up 1.7% after Banking stocks began to be attractive in terms of their P/E. CNX Midcap is up 0.82% while Nifty Midcap 50 is up 0.85%\nThe Sensex opened the day at 13,127.10  touched an intraday high of 13,509.74  and intraday low of 13,027.79  and managed to close at 13,454.00  gaining 359.89  points or 2.75%. The BSE Midcap index is up 2.26% while the BSE Smallcap index is up 1.58%\nSectorally, Realty and Capital Goods are the clear winners of the day while Bank, Consumer Durables and IT managed a good show.\nTop gainers from the top lot for the day include Siemens (up over 6%), GAIL, Satyam, Maruti, SBI, ACC, Hindustan Unileaver and M&M (all up over 4%) and ITC and BPCL (up over 3%)\nTop losers from the top lot for the day include Cairn, Reliance Communications, Reliance Industries, Reliance Petrol, Zee Limited, BHEL, Tata Motors, Sterlite, Tata Power and Ambuja Cements\n", "entities": [{"start": 1313, "end": 1319, "label": ["47707505"]}, {"start": 1324, "end": 1337, "label": ["447351"]}, {"start": 1377, "end": 1381, "label": ["19360669"]}, {"start": 1383, "end": 1400, "label": ["1750677"]}, {"start": 1478, "end": 1485, "label": ["168632"]}, {"start": 1500, "end": 1504, "label": ["12305208"]}, {"start": 1506, "end": 1512, "label": ["71475960"]}, {"start": 1514, "end": 1520, "label": ["1059776"]}, {"start": 1522, "end": 1525, "label": ["403019"]}, {"start": 1527, "end": 1530, "label": ["45464008"]}, {"start": 1556, "end": 1559, "label": ["8731440"]}, {"start": 1581, "end": 1584, "label": ["45464126"]}, {"start": 1589, "end": 1593, "label": ["8142332"]}, {"start": 1655, "end": 1660, "label": ["7196"]}, {"start": 1662, "end": 1685, "label": ["609696"]}, {"start": 1687, "end": 1706, "label": ["402982"]}, {"start": 1738, "end": 1742, "label": ["60145897"]}, {"start": 1744, "end": 1755, "label": ["867394"]}, {"start": 1757, "end": 1765, "label": ["57162328"]}, {"start": 1767, "end": 1777, "label": ["2542471"]}, {"start": 1782, "end": 1796, "label": ["35924653"]}]}
{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0502wb-27-22535", "text": "Business blog for small business owners and entrepreneurs\nHome\nClickAndInc.com\nAbout Us\nRecent Posts\nHow to Start a Business While Avoiding Nasty Surprises\nFriday Favorites: Social Media Edition\nSearch the Internet for Your Copyrighted Material\nFriday Favorites: February 13-17\nBusiness Book Giveaway: EcoCommerce 101 by Tim Gieseke\nCategories\nBooks\nDoing Business\nintellectual property\nSocial Media\nStart a Business\nWebsite\nFollow Us On Twitter\nRSS Feed\nSubscribe\nArchives\nFebruary 2012\nJanuary 2012\nDecember 2011\nNovember 2011\nOctober 2011\nSeptember 2011\nAugust 2011\nJuly 2011\nJune 2011\nMay 2011\nApril 2011\nMarch 2011\nFebruary 2011\nJanuary 2011\nHow to Start a Business While Avoiding Nasty Surprises\nPosted By Sarah on Tuesday 28 February 2012\nThere are two extremes to starting a business: carefully considering your situation and best steps forward, or throwing caution to the wind and jumping in with both feet.\nMost businesses start with a combination of both philosophies—it’s important to avoid paralysis by analysis, forever accumulating information and failing to take action, but it’s also important to use common sense and have a basic understanding of your responsibilities and requirements. In this post, we’ll look at how to start a business while avoiding costly pitfalls or embarrassments.\nImage by Valerie Everett; some rights reserved.\nYour Business Name\nIf you’ve wanted to start a business for awhile now, you may have had your business name selected for years—but it’s important that you do a little bit of research before running with the business name of your dreams so that you don’t have any nasty surprises cropping up in the future.\nTrademarks\nWhen you register your business name with your state or local government, it’s likely they’ll do a name search for availability before placing your business on file. However, it’s important to note that state acceptance of your chosen business name is not to be taken as broad permission to use it, nor does it imply that you have exclusive rights to the name.\nYour Secretary of State will search state records to make sure there’s no other business entity of the same type on file with the same name; other business filings, such as county DBA registrations, may or may not be subject to a similar search. But this search is done only to ensure compliance with that state’s name availability guidelines; it does not, for example, check records of neighboring states for business name similarities.\nInstead, it’s your responsibility to check trademark registrations, both with the US Patent and Trademark Office and other state and local agencies. Additionally, look into the various public databases that collect and archive information on unregistered trademarks, as registration is not necessary for all trademark benefits.\nSigns and Logos\nImage by Steve Wilson; some rights reserved.\nConsider a spa and wellness center called Aloha Dreams Hawaiian Destinations. It sounds like a beautiful place to relax—until you drive up and see a big sign that says “ADHD” out front.\nOr what about Peter, who didn’t realize his Military Surplus shop sign would cause 13-year-old boys to snigger about the female reproductive system.\nIt’s important to look at your business name at all angles. If any iteration of it has the potential to shock or induce giggles, it might be worth reconsidering.\nYour Industry Competitors\nYou wouldn’t enter a fight without checking out the competition, would you? The NFL greats watch video of upcoming opponents to scope out any weaknesses and use them to their best advantage. If you want to attract customers, you need to know what their experience is with your competitors so you know how to make their experience with you a better one.\nTry surreptitiously placing an order with one of the giants in your field. If it’s a service, take careful note of their language, how they’re treating you, and what areas you, as a customer, might wish to be improved on. If it’s a product, note the packaging, the presentation, and the product itself.\nNow, think of ways that you could not only measure up, but take the lead. If they include a printed thank-you note, you might make yours handwritten. If they use a great deal of packaging, you might make it a point to use less, and advertise your company’s commitment to reducing your carbon footprint.\nAlways look for ways to make your business better than the competitors. (And remember: if you don’t have any competitors, it’s possible you maybe have taken a wrong turn. All industries have competitors.)\nYour Ongoing Compliance Requirements\nSimply registering your business name isn’t enough. You’ll need to comply with the requirements of local, state, and federal offices and agencies, and many of those requirements—and the relevant agencies themselves—depend on your business structure and industry.\nPublication Requirements\nMany states require DBAs, or unincorporated Doing Business As businesses (such as sole proprietorships), to publish notice of their filing in a newspaper of general circulation in the business’s county; examples include California and Pennsylvania. Many other states require new corporations and LLCs to do the same.\nCheck your filing jurisdiction’s website (typically your Secretary of State or County Clerk) for specific requirements, and make sure you understand all of the details. (Is it enough to simply publish notice, or do you have to file proof of publication with your state government?)\nImage by Jason Dirks; some rights reserved.\nIRS Requirements: EIN\nAny time you earn money throughout the year, you’ll need to report your income to the IRS. Not all business structures require an EIN—sole proprietorships, for example, may use the sole proprietor’s Social Security Number, if they wish—but whatever the case, if you’re making money, the IRS wants to know.\nState Taxes\nYou’ll also need to register your business with your state tax office, especially if you have employees, since you’ll also need to pay state taxes. To do this, you’ll receive a State Tax ID number, typically from your state’s Department of Revenue, Tax Assessor, or other office. Contact your Secretary of State—they’ll be able to point you in the right direction!\nBusiness Licenses and Permits\nDepending on your activities, you may be required to obtain business licenses or permits from any number of city, county, or state government agencies. For example, you may need a city sales permit, in addition to any regulatory licenses for those sales (gun permit, liquor license, and so on).\nOther Requirements\nThis is not to be taken as a comprehensive list of all of your business responsibilities. Rather, it should get you started thinking about what types of government agencies and offices you might need to contact to determine any potential next steps forward after starting your business.\nImage by velkr0; some rights reserved.\nRemember, a corporate lawyer or legal advisor can help you make these determinations and keep you in compliance so you don’t have potentially hefty fines and late fees crop up.\nGood luck!\nShare and Enjoy:\nTAGS: business license, business name, competitor, compliance, dba, doing business as, ein, federal, industry, IRS, irs requirement, logo, logos, publication requirement, signs, start a business, state tax, tax id, trademark, unregistered trademark, us patent and trademark office, uspto\nPosted in\nStart a Business\nComments (0)\nFriday Favorites: Social Media Edition\nPosted By Sarah on Friday 24 February 2012\nThis week’s collection of outstandingly helpful/witty/otherwise awesome blog posts focus on Social Media.\nThere’s a fine line between using Social Media as a useful free tool, and using it as a colossal waste of time. Here’s how to focus your efforts so that you can spend the majority of time doing what you do best: running your business.\n“Twitter: The Modern Day Complaint Department” by Mark Hayes of Shopify\nSure, you’ve got a Contact Us tab on your website (right?), if a disgruntled customer skips that and jumps right for Twitter, you need to know about it. This article shows us (1) how to know when someone’s talking about you—even if they haven’t used your @handle—and (2) what to do about it. (Spoiler alert: it isn’t “ignore it until it goes away.”)\n“5 Ways to Make Pinterest the Newest Asset To Your Company” by Erin Nelson of Small Biz Bee\nPinterest, that virtual pinboard of visual bookmarks, is all the buzz in the marketing world of late; business owners want to know how they can leverage the explosive popularity Pinterest has accumulated to their own advantage. Ms. Nelson explains.\n“Strategies for Entrepreneurs to Avoid the Social Media Time Suck” by G+decoded\nThis is a great little article filled with tips to keep us focused on the task at hand. Remember, your greatest asset is your time—don’t waste it with useless social media brain-drains. It’s a trap! Bonus: at the bottom of the post is a collection of tools that can help your G+ experience be a productive one.\n“These 7 Simple Tweaks Will Get You More Blog Retweets” by Stanford of Pushing Social\nIf your blog isn’t being retweeted, it turns out there’s a simple way to fix that: ask for it. Stanford gives us an overview of how to set up your blog, structure your posts, and follow up with tweets efficiently and effectively.\n“15 Ways to Use Facebook Pages for Business” by Matt Hamilton of Social Media Today\nYou’ve got a profile, and you’ve uploaded your contact information—now what? Mr. Hamilton sheds light on several areas of your business that Facebook might be able to help you with, some that you may not have thought of!\nHave you found any other great resources that illuminate how social media can help your business? Share them here!\nShare and Enjoy:\nTAGS: blog, Business, company, complaint department, entrepreneurs, facebook, pinterest, post, retweet, social media, twitter\nPosted in\nSocial Media\nComments (0)\nSearch the Internet for Your Copyrighted Material\nPosted By Sarah on Thursday 23 February 2012\nCreative professionals today are more at risk of becoming victims of copyright infringement today than ever before—with everything interconnected and easily accessible, the ability to provide someone else’s recording for download or snag and repost a photo is now child’s play.\nImage courtesy of Andy Wright; some rights reserved.\nBut, conversely, it’s now also a simple matter for you to monitor the Internet for improper use. Where years ago uncovering a source of bootlegged editions might take months, if not years, material uploaded to the Internet is discoverable almost immediately. Here’s how you can stay vigil and cast your net for improper use of your material.\nGoogle Images\nYou know that Google Images is a great way to search the Internet for images by keyword, but did you know you can also use it to look for duplicates of a specific image? If you’ve been doing your Google searches in the little corner tab on your browser, but you haven’t been to the homepage lately (since around June of 2011), you may not be aware of this feature—but it’s key to searching the Internet for your material if you’re a painter, photographer, or other visual artist.\nGive it a shot—head over to Google’s homepage and look in the search bar: you’ll see a little camera. Click that, upload the picture you’re looking for, and voilà—you’ll know who’s been hosting your material before you can say Click.\nTinEye\nBefore Google, there was TinEye. This small Canadian company was using image recognition software far before Google implemented it (Google image searches were previously text-based and relied on tags and descriptions), and they have a very small, dedicated team that has been working for years to categorize and make available literally billions of images. Their parent company, Idée Inc, has produced other image recognition software programs that you may find useful on your hunt.\nSearch in Quotes\nAnd then there’s my personal favorite, useful for locating written material: just go to your favorite search engine and type in the first sentence or two in quotes. The results will show you where the written material has been reprinted. (It’s also a serviceable, if inelegant, way of connecting snippets of lyrics to the songs and bands responsible, I’ve found.)\nImage courtesy of Alan Klim; some rights reserved\nAt the end of the day, it’s important to be aware and engaged. And if you do find that your copyrighted material is being hosted somewhere without your permission, it’s always a good idea to send a friendly request that your music is taken down. After all, not everyone is aware that it’s not legal to repost pictures or photographs belonging to someone else; there may be no malice intended, and the person using your work might take it down immediately with apologies. (Or, of course, it’s your right to allow them to keep using the image, provided they attribute it to you and link back to your sight.)\nAnd if you don’t receive a response, there’s one more alternative before jumping into a legal battle: a Cease and Desist form.\n[For more information, check out our April '11 post, \"Cease And Desist Letter: The Affordable Way To Battle Copyright Infringement.\"]\nHappy hunting!\nShare and Enjoy:\nTAGS: cease and desist, copyright, copyright infringement, copyrighted material, google images, idee inc, image recognition, painting, photo, tineye\nPosted in\nintellectual property\nComments (0)\nFriday Favorites: February 13-17\nPosted By Sarah on Friday 17 February 2012\nGood things are happening in the business blogosphere, and we want to share them with you! Below are five standout posts we’ve noticed this week, and we believe they can help you and your small business. Perfect light reading for the weekend!\n“The Power of the One-Page Strategy” by Michele Welsh of Young Entrepreneur\nSomewhere between the formal business plan and the cocktail napkin to-do list is the one-page strategy, an excellent way to make sure your business is headed in the right direction. (Spoiler alert: Without a plan, your business is going in no direction.)\n“Free Online Tax Resources for Small Business Owners & The Self-Employed” by Adam Gottlieb of The Frugal Entrepreneur\nJust like the title indicates, Mr. Gottlieb has brought together an excellent list of helpful links, including IRS-provided assistance, tax-preparation tools, and other resources. Bookmark it, and be happy.\n“How Gordon Ramsay Can Increase Your “Expert” Value by 23,900%” by Amy Harrison, guest blogger on ProBlogger.com\nMs. Harrison breaks down the five stages of blogging into restaurant terms, from generalist/fry cook to expert authority/food critic, explaining how to push your blog to the next level! You’ll be red-faced and screaming at people in no time.\n“How to Get the Sales You Want” by Diane Helbig of Small Business Trends\nIn this article, Ms. Helbig shows us by example how not to run a business, then explains where your business’s focus should be: your customers. Ask not what your customers can do for you; ask what your business can do for them.\n“Pitching In The Big Leagues: Perfecting Your Elevator Pitch” by Matthew Toren of Young Entrepreneur\nYou might not be literally pitching your business to a potential investor in an elevator, but pretend you are—you should be able to explain your business concisely and succinctly in about as long as an elevator ride might take. Baseball fans will appreciate the metaphors; everyone will appreciate the sound business advice.\nHave a great weekend!\nShare and Enjoy:\nTAGS: blog, blogging, Business Owner, entrepreneur, friday favorites, investment, investor, Small Business\nPosted in\nDoing Business\nComments (0)\nBusiness Book Giveaway: EcoCommerce 101 by Tim Gieseke\nPosted By Sarah on Tuesday 14 February 2012\n“Going green” is all the fad—but for many businesses, it’s a fad reminiscent of the food industry’s obsession with “natural” marketing, where the term was bandied about as a marketing chip and any meaningful connection with health was essentially lost.\nSimilarly, a barrage of corporate “green” marketing terminology does not a truly green company make, and it’s easy to become numb to the idea that there really are good businesses out there doing really good things for the environment in ways that transcend marketing and self-promotion altogether.\nBut in business, the ability to assign value is king, and perhaps the problem with ecocommerce is that there’s no standard for really quantifying it. But thanks to Tim Gieseke and EcoCommerce 101, now we can.\nEcoCommerce 101: Adding an ecological dimension to the economy\nAccording to Gieseke, “EcoCommerce . . . provides the framework to build an ecological intelligence system that allows the public arena of commerce to define sustainability.”\nGieseke shows us that economic development and bio-ecological preservation are more inherently connected than you might think, and that the  two goals can be met (and, in fact, are one and the same) with coordinated effort and a renewed dedication to seeing economy and ecology through the same lens.\nGieseke points out that “sustainability” is defined by us, the participants in the economy. EcoCommerce 101 is a roadmap for reshaping the market to support a sustainable future we can all be proud of.\nComment to win!\nWe’ve got three copies of EcoCommerce 101 to give away, and we want you to have one of them! Simply leave a comment explaining how your business has contributed to a greener economy (or plans to in the near future). We’ll select three comments at random one week from now, on Tuesday, February 21st, and we’ll contact you for your shipping details if you win. Or, order your own copy from Amazon now!\n***Congratulations to our winners! We will contact you for your shipping information. The rest of you—don’t miss Click&Inc’s next Business Book Giveaway!\nShare and Enjoy:\nTAGS: eco commerce, ecocommerce, sustainability, tim gieseke\nPosted in\nBooks\nComments (2)\nRegistered Agent Q&A: Help for Small Business Owners\nPosted By Sarah on Wednesday 8 February 2012\nWhen you’re starting a small business, time is of the essence. The sooner you file your Articles of Incorporation, the closer you are to opening your doors and sharing your business with the world—so it’s important to fully understand your incorporation requirements from the beginning to avoid any lengthy delays or rejections.\nIn most states, having a registered agent on file is one of those requirements. This Q&A is designed to better understand your registered agent requirements as well as highlight potential concerns involved in acting as registered agent yourself.\nImage courtesy of Allen Sima; some rights reserved.\nWhat is a registered agent?\nWhen a business is incorporated, it becomes a legal entity—a legal person—just like you and me. (Of course, a corporation has limited rights and powers; a corporation cannot vote or be married, for example.) But for practical reasons, a corporation must have an individual as the point person for the business, someone to whom correspondence may be sent or legal papers may be served. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0502wb-36-04706", "text": "Foyle's War - Series 1 - A Lesson In Murder/ Eagle Day/ The German Woman/ The White Feather\nFind dvd:\nHome page | ' |1 |2 |3 |4 |5 |6 |7 |8 |9 |A |B |C |D |E |F |G |H |I |J |K |L |M |N |O |P |Q |R |S |T |U |V |W |X |Y |Z |\nFoyle's War - Series 1 - A Lesson In Murder/ Eagle Day/ The German Woman/ The White Feather\nFoyle's War - Series 1 - A Lesson In Murder/ Eagle Day/ The German Woman/ The White Feather : short review\nBoxset containing four episodes. May 1940 and World War Two rages over Europe. Michael Kitchen stars as Detective Chief Superintendent Christopher Foyle who feels that his skills would be better used aiding the war effort than fighting domestic crime in Sussex. His boss, Assistant Commissioner Summers, disagrees with him and sends him back to Hastings offering him help in the form of a cheerful driver Samantha Stewart. Includes The German Woman, The White Feather, A Lesson In Murder and Eagle Day.\nSimilar movies\nGame Of The Century - Wales Vs New Zealand 1905\nWales v New Zealand, 1905 - the 'world championship' that sparked a hundred years of rugby rivalry.\nThe All Blacks are at the culmination of their first, all-conquering tour of Europe.\nOnly Wales stands in their way.\nThe match is settled by a brilliant pre-planned move.\nBut it ends in a controversy that's echoed to this day.\nWas there an equalising score?\nFeaturing a full dramatic reconstruction of the game's highlights played in front of a 47,000 crowd, Game of the Century uses eye witness accounts, and modern analysis from Jonathan Davies, to reveal the truth about 'the try that never was'.\nCinderella\nThe timeless classic of the beautiful young girl, Cinderella,\nwho lives with her stepmother and two horrid step sisters. Cinderella is made to do all the housework and sleep on the kitchen floor at night in the cinders by the fire. Her stepmother wishes to marry one of her daughters to the Prince of the Kingdom who is to host a Gala Ball and rumour has it that he is looking for a bride. Cinderella is forbidden to attend the Ball but all changes with the help of her Fairy Godmother.\nAgatha Christie - Miss Marple - Murder At The Vicarage\nGeraldine McEwan takes on the role of world-famous crime writer Agatha Christie's shrewd and inquisitive Miss Jane Marple.\nMiss Marple's sweet old lady exterior hides an excellent perception of human nature and a razor sharp intuition for solving crimes - murderers underestimate her at their peril!\nWhen the vicar in Miss Marple's home village declares in exasperation that anyone who murdered Colonel Prothero would be doing the world a service, he does not realise his words will come back to haunt him.\nThe Colonel's death at the vicarage throws up a long list of potential murderers, as the unpopular local resident made many enemies.\nMiss Marple\n", "entities": [{"start": 283, "end": 289, "label": ["11867"]}, {"start": 301, "end": 314, "label": ["523061"]}, {"start": 468, "end": 481, "label": ["32927"]}, {"start": 493, "end": 499, "label": ["9239"]}, {"start": 501, "end": 516, "label": ["1604915"]}, {"start": 676, "end": 682, "label": ["49699"]}, {"start": 717, "end": 724, "label": ["91006"]}, {"start": 767, "end": 775, "label": ["13830"]}, {"start": 858, "end": 864, "label": ["11867"]}, {"start": 872, "end": 889, "label": ["2125254"]}, {"start": 891, "end": 909, "label": ["45114594"]}, {"start": 914, "end": 923, "label": ["45114594"]}, {"start": 988, "end": 993, "label": ["770930"]}, {"start": 996, "end": 1007, "label": ["4913064"]}, {"start": 1092, "end": 1102, "label": ["154957"]}, {"start": 1165, "end": 1171, "label": ["9239"]}, {"start": 1178, "end": 1183, "label": ["770930"]}, {"start": 1519, "end": 1534, "label": ["43499003"]}, {"start": 1649, "end": 1659, "label": ["73453"]}, {"start": 1720, "end": 1730, "label": ["73453"]}, {"start": 1904, "end": 1911, "label": ["19013"]}, {"start": 1989, "end": 1999, "label": ["73453"]}, {"start": 2141, "end": 2157, "label": ["1244979"]}, {"start": 2205, "end": 2220, "label": ["984"]}, {"start": 2251, "end": 2262, "label": ["1002"]}, {"start": 2269, "end": 2275, "label": ["1002"]}, {"start": 2459, "end": 2470, "label": ["1002"]}, {"start": 2781, "end": 2792, "label": ["1002"]}]}
{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0503wb-59-02552", "text": "Content-Length: 40342\nFirst Baptist Church Windermere - Local Missions\nMediaMember LoginSpecial Needs FamiliesHome Page\nWorshipWorship ArtsLive Worship Sundays 11 a.m. About UsWhat We BelieveOur PurposeThe ONE ProjectDirectionsMediaBaptism Info StaffPastors and DirectorsContact UsDiscover MembershipEmployment OpportunitiesE-GivingFor Our MembersKidsChildren's MinistryPreschoolWeekends for PreschoolersWed. Nights for PreschoolersParent/Child DedicationMothers of Preschoolers-MOPsAWANAElementary (K-4th Graders)K-4th WeekendsK-4th Wednesday NightsLarge Group Worship-FusionTimeWhat We're LearningScoutingSurge (5th-6th Grades)SURGE - 5th-6th GradesSurge Wednesday NightsSurge-Studies and ServingAWANAChildren's ContactsChildren's ContactsVolunteer With Us!Volunteer OpportunitiesAWANASpecial Needs FamiliesSpecial Needs-ACCEPT MinistriesWeekday Children's ProgramsWeekday Children's ProgramsWindermere Comm. 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Groups Downtown Campus Windermere UWednesday Dinner Menu\nSpecial Windermere U EventsWindermere U 2012Support GroupsSupport GroupsGriefShare - LakesideDivorceCare - DowntownCollege MinistryCollege Small GroupsCONNECTCONNECT Homeschool GroupCONNECT EventsCONNECT BrochureCONNECT Mission StatementMen's MinistryMen's MinistryWomen's MinistryWomen's Ministry HomeOn Campus Studies Off Campus Studies Ongoing EventsPrecept TrainingWeddingsHoly Land TourSpecial Events-SeminarsServing/MissionsI ServeLocal MissionsLocal MissionsGlobal MissionsGlobal MissionsBurundi Christian MinistriesBrazil PartnershipDisaster Relief TrainingRecreationSports & RecreationSports for KidsSports/Recreation for Adults\nLOCAL MINISTRIES OF FBCW\nMadison House Senior Living8001 Pin OakOrlando, FL\nWHO THEY ARE: An assisted living for seniors whose philosophy is to incorporate not only resident’s individual interests, but opportunities that allow them to make meaningful contributions to each other and the community on a regular basis. WHAT YOU CAN DO: Assist Al & Sherri Esken and the McCrea small group with worship service, singing, and praying. Help our seniors feel they are not forgotten and share the word of God with them.NEXT DATES: Every Wednesday from 10:00-11:00 a.m.CONTACT: Al Esken at 407.876-2234\nMatthew's Hope    Winter Garden, FL\nWHO THEY ARE:  A Non-Profit Homeless Outreach completely funded and supported by the local community, and volunteers representing over 25 Churches, Civic Organizations, and area Businesses. It all began with a \"Freeze Warning\" Shelter offering the homeless a place to escape the cold when temperatures dropped to dangerous lows. This Outreach now has expanded to offer many services to the Homeless Community of West Orange County every Tuesday from 9:30 AM to closing at 5:30 PM at the conclusion of our evening meal. The Volunteers of Matthew’s Hope help connect our structurally challenged friends with various resources and services such as Medical & Dental Assistance, Food Stamps, Florida ID’s, Social Security, Mental Health Care, Disability and VA Benefits along with offering Showers, Haircuts, Clothing, Shoes, Tents, Bikes, Hygiene Products and much more. Donations can be dropped off at any time, you may leave your donation on the front porch at our facility.   WHAT YOU CAN DO: Laundry, help with registration, serve breakfast, lunch or dinner; sort clothes that have been donated.  Endless opportunities to help in this ministry.  Help out in the new garden that has recently been planted.NEXT DATES:  2nd Tuesday - we serve at 4:30 p.m.CONTACT: Poston's Small Group | Kathy Marlow or Matthew's Hope\nBuddy Break\nWHO THEY ARE: An outreach of FBCW, Buddy Break is a free respite program to give caregivers of individuals with special needs a well deserved break for 3 hours one Friday night or one Saturday morning a month.WHAT YOU CAN DO:  3-4 hours (6:30-9:30 p.m.) once a month. Always in need of Buddies - Students welcome - you can earn Community Service hours for school. NEXT DATES:  Jan 20|6:30-9:30 p.m.; Feb 17|6:30-9:30 p.m.; Mar 17|10:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.; Apr 20|6:30-9:30 p.m.; May 19|10:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.; Jul 13|6:30-9:30 p.m.; Aug 18|10:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.; Sept 17|10:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.; Oct 20|10:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.; Nov 9|6:30-9:30 p.m.; Dec 14|7:00-9:00 p.m. (Family Christmas Party)CONTACT: Email Denise Burch, or 407.579.0489\nUnder The Tree Ministry\nWHO THEY ARE:  We take new and used toys clean and fix them up, then give them along with food to VERY needy children in the local area. We also host a BIG Christmas party for the families at a small church in the Bottoms in Oakland. WHAT YOU CAN DO: You can bring toys to the Lakeside campus and help serve at the Christmas party.NEXT DATES: TBDCONTACT: Email Janet Massey or call her at 321.948.5995\nEdgewater Children's Ranch                                                                                             1451 Edgewood Ranch Rd                                                                                                      Orlando, FL 32835\nWHO THEY ARE: Edgewood Children’s Ranch is a nonprofit Christian childcare organization helping children, teens and their families address behavioral issues. Our live-in facility offers spiritual guidance, academic remediation, and behavioral training to children and teens ages 6-17.WHAT YOU CAN DO: Your group can bring a meal once a month to the facility, serve it and interact with the residents.We are there 2 times each month:NEXT DATES: Friday eveningsCONTACT: Lisa Amat, lisaamat@gmail.com or Don BurnsNEXT DATES: 3rd MondayCONTACT: Peggy Johnson, or phone 407-716-6188\nBethany Christian Services29 W. Smith StreetWinter Garden, FL 34787WHO THEY ARE:  Bethany Christian Services is a global nonprofit organization caring for orphans and vulnerable children on five continents. Bethany was founded in 1944 and is recognized as a prominent leader in social services worldwide. We are the largest adoption agency in the US  Our mission calls to demonstrate the love and compassion of Jesus Christ by protecting and enhancing the lives of children and families around the world. Bethany envisions a world where every child has a loving family. WHAT YOU CAN DO: Ask Don by clicking on his name below to send an email.NEXT DATES: Contact Don by clicking on his name below.CONTACT: Don Schafhauser\nWomen's Shelter\"Religion that God our Father accepts as pure and faultless is this: to look after widows and orphans in their distress.\"  James 1:27\nWHO THEY ARE: A local shelter for women and their children during a time of great crisis. WHAT YOU CAN DO: Your group can bring a meal once a month to the facility, serve it and interact with the residents. NEXT DATES: 3rd Tuesday of every month (Surge Kids) & the 1st Monday of every month; and the 1st Friday of every month (Chuck Carter's Small Group); contact Christal Lung.CONTACT: Contact coordinator Jody Branham if you would like to help by cooking for us, delivery to the shelter from the church, or pick up.  To contact Jody: cell 321.228.6271 and her email is mbranham@cfl.rr.com.\nAccept Pregnancy Center\"You knit me together in my mother's womb...\" Psalm 139.13 Last year, 199 babies were saved through the Accept Pregnancy Center, located on 407 Dillard Street in Winter Garden. You can help women in crisis with unplanned pregnancies.\nWHO THEY ARE: An environment for women in crisis. WHAT YOU CAN DO:  Advisory Board: help with the spiritual and financial well-being of the ministry. Intercessor: Commit to pray 15-30 minutes on a specific day of the week for staff, volunteers, and ministry needs. Counselor: Must have completed the Volunteer Training class. Work one-on-one with clients. You will be trained to listen, educate, and provide a source of hope to clients that seek our services.  Receptionist: Must have completed the Volunteer Training class. Responsible for greeting and checking in clients, make appointments, perform simple office duties, answer incoming calls. Clothes Closet Volunteer: Pull orders for clients; wash, fold, hang, organize, and mend donated maternity and baby clothing. Need individuals with sewing abilities to sew clothing for our clients. Church Liaison: No special training required . . .just a willingness to represent APC to your local church fellowship. Special Events Development: Assist with fundraising events of our ministry. Requires short term commitments. Maintenance Volunteer: general cleaning of our center; mowing the lawn or making various repairs as needed. NEXT DATES: Any time.  Volunteer training is held twice a year at APC.CONTACT: Elvie Griffin & Tom Kennington's Small GroupTheresa Jenkins at 407.654.0820, or go to their website: www.AcceptPregnancy.org\nNext Door MinistryThis multi-family housing ministry is looking for volunteers who can spend one Saturday afternoon a month with us at local apartment communities sharing God's love to children and their families.  We also operate a bus ministry in which our volunteers would serve on a rotational basis.\nWHO THEY ARE: An outreach to a local apartment complex, entertaining children and giving a VBS-like presentation.WHAT YOU CAN DO: Join them on the 2nd Saturday of each month. They meet at 1:45 p.m. at the Mystic Pointe 2 Apts. to pray and set up; start by 2:00 - 3:30 pm.NEXT DATES: Jan 14; Feb 11; Mar 10; Apr 14; May 12; Sept 15; Oct 13; Nov 19; Dec 8.CONTACT: Tony Hollowell\nSew Love the World Ministries Do you like to sew and make crafts? Do you like to help others? Then once a month, join Delinda Kennington to make blankets and other items for local ministries such Accept Pregnancy and foreign missions like Burundi. Just bring sharp scissors.  All materials are provided.\nWHO THEY ARE: A ministry of our church providing handmade items to those in need locally and around the world.WHAT YOU CAN DO: Join the group when they meet to make hats, blankets, bonnets and many other items.NEXT DATES: 2nd Tuesday of the month from 9:30 - 11:30 a.m. at our Downtown Campus, Room 107CONTACT: Email Delinda Kennington or call 407.876.3138\nThe Boy Scouts of America is well known for building character, training young men in the responsibilities of participating citizenship, and developing personal fitness. We are proud to host Cub Scout Pack 225 along with Boy Scout Troop 225.\nFor more Boy Scouts info, please email Jim & Dianna Cotter. For more Cub Scouts info, please email Jeff Watson\nThe Central Florida Compassion Center / Thrift Store\nThe Compassion Center/Thrift Store has had to close down their location on Silver Star & Pine Hills Rds.  They are currently looking for a new location.  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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-09-25340", "text": "Cache-Control: max-age=600\nExpires: Thu, 01 Mar 2012 17:26:47 GMT\nConnection: close\nIntertops Announces NFL Betting Action\n- Issue N41, 2010 © Casino Navigator\nHome | Site Map | Contact Us\nCasino BonusesCasino SoftwarePayment MethodsCasino Games and StrategiesCasino News and Articles\nIssue N41, 2010\nOctober 13, 2010Intertops Announces NFL Betting Action\nIntertops is not only considered one of the leading online casinos in the world – this site also offers super sports betting opportunities for NFL fans who are keeping close tabs on their favorite teams this season. Intertops rolled out some super promotions where players can win top prizes, including betting tokens and even a seat to the Super Bowl at the Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas in February. Each dollar bet on NFL action at Intertops.com will earn bettors one entry into the sweepstake and put them in line to win the Super Bowl seat. 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Shelley took down a field of 581 other players in the event, eventually walking away with £133,857 in cash and a bracelet. Shelley has been working for PKR.com in its customer services group for around four years already, and is therefore familiar with this site’s operations.\n“It's fantastic to welcome another member to Team PKR Pro especially a PKR.com staff member and PKR.com’s first bracelet winner,” said Simon Prodger, the Marketing Director for PKR online poker room. “It was a no-brainer and we are excited to see what will be next for Scott. He is a true inspiration to all our players. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-40-14762", "text": "2011\nJuly | Home Buying and Home Selling Tips - Part 3\nHome\nHome Buying Advices\nHome Selling Advices\nHome Mortgage Guide\nReal Estate Investment\nForeclosure Guide\nCover story: What to do when house lingers unsold\nPosted July 28, 2011\nComments(0)\nThe real estate market in the Washington metro area has been luckier than most in maintaining its stability, but it has by no means been immune to the economic downturn.\nWhile homes in some neighborhoods have managed to hold their value and even experience price increases, in others, homes still languish on the market. Sellers have a few options available if their home stays on the market too long, including lowering the price, making some home improvements or renting their home while waiting for the market to improve.\n“In the DC area, most homes should sell within no more than 60 days if they are properly priced and in good condition,” said Valerie Blake, an associate broker with Prudential Carruthers Realtors in the District. “There are three things that determine whether a home sells and for how much: location, condition and price. You can’t control the location, so you have to look at the condition and price if something is not selling.”\nHeather Elias, a Realtor with Century 21 Redwood Realty in Ashburn, Va., said sometimes the lack of an offer is market-dependent and sometimes it is simply about the house itself.\nFull story is available on The Washington Times\nFiled under: Home Selling Advices\nSelling your home in a down market takes patience, right price\nPosted July 28, 2011\nComments(0)\nThe smell of Italian cooking that emanates throughout Eatontown resident Maria G. Celli’s home, which is up for sale, does more than just tempt the palate.\nIt helps to comfort potential home buyers who stop by to consider the three-bedroom ranch, located on Cedar Street and priced at $299,000.\n“They had a warm feeling when they walked in,” said Gloria V. Siciliano, broker and owner of Re/Max Gateway in Ocean Township. “It felt like a home.”\nIn this market, everything matters, from the price of the house — a critical factor — to its appearance and even its atmosphere when buyers walk through the front door.\nHouse shoppers have a supermarket of choices. According to Otteau Valuation Group, 72,891 homes were for sale in New Jersey in June, a 2 percent increase over June 2010. About 20 percent of the homes are foreclosures or distressed properties, the firm said.\nFull story is available on app.com\nFiled under: Home Selling Advices\nKnowing How to Spot Excellent Real Estate Investment Opportunities\nPosted July 28, 2011\nComments(0)\nTo this day, owning a real estate investment is one of the best ways to attaining a profitable asset that makes sizeable income in a very short time. The Forbes magazine has labelled real estate properties as one of the best income generating resources as well as the best returns in the last five years. Because of this, it has become a widespread feature many individuals covet of gaining ownership. However, how can you find a real estate investment? How do you figure out it is an exceptional asset opportunity?\nHaving a keen eye and knowing where to look are two qualities each individual must have in order to take the first step towards spotting real estate investment breaks.\nThe following are some useful tips that were compiled from successful investors:\n1.) Overcome hurdles.\nHearsay’s are always surrounding us. All with different news that this property will reap you more rewards as compared to the other and vice versa. Or, you may constantly hear that real estate investments will not boom. In spite of these sayings and the unknowing things the future may hold, there are countless of ways to help you identify a good real estate investment opportunity that will be beneficial to you in the long run.\nWhat matters most is your own decision while at the same time, taking into consideration the opinions of professionals behind real estate such as real estate agents and brokers.\n2.) Take your time.\nA real estate investment is a lifetime duty. It is a serious matter that you must learn how to combine threading with caution and taking chances. Do not be pressured and buy the first property you see. Know the facts first, decipher and then decide.\n3.) Think out of the box.  Rather more on profit than loss.\nMost often, individuals lose a great real estate investment opportunity because they dwell too much on the income loss first before foreseeing the returns it will generate them.\nWhile it is true that one must be wary of an investment’s financial disadvantages, focusing more on the positive side will help you come up with more ideas.\nA home that was in a poor state before and has undergone renovation has great market and resale value as opposed to a home that is bought in good condition.\n4.) Choose a rich location.\nBy rich, it not only means that the people around the area must be from the high society class or living in an upstate area. It simply means that, a location wherein migration is abundant. A place wherein it is situated at the heart of the city life or it is convenient to office buildings, commercial establishments, schools, banks, hospitals, has a low crime rate, high rate of employment and the like.\nWhere you want to buy lies on your needs and wants and what is vacant as of now. When choosing a real estate investment, it is best that you first figure out what you want. This way, you narrow down your search into a shorter list. You can also do a one on one survey on each location that is listed. Making inquiries about it becomes a lot manageable.\n5.) Look out for newly opened facilities.\nWhenever a new service is being manufactured and people have been abuzz about it as well as it is well located, the possibility of attaining a real estate investment near this area is very good.\nResearch areas not only within your vicinity but as well as outside it. You never know there is a great opportunity in the country side. Gather up on tools such as the internet or a real estate company to help you determine more excellent openings.\n6.) Make a thorough inspection.\nA property whether it be a residential or commercial real estate must always be examined first hand before divulging into more transactions.\nA property’s overall state, the foundation and structure of the building and electrical wiring’s are only some important aspects to look out for.\nAsk for permits and other documentations that will prove that the real estate is valid.\nA great investor knows how to spot opportunities in hindsight, regardless if it is developed or underdeveloped. Arm yourself with the right skills and always practice being careful. Take chances. Be open. In no time, you will reap off the rewards of your well-thought out decisions.\nFiled under: Real Estate Investment\nHow to Steer Clear From Common Home Buying Mistakes?\nPosted July 28, 2011\nComments(0)\nEvery individual desires to own a home to call their own. Naturally, you want a place to stay that exudes appeal and provides comfort. At the same time, owning a residential real estate is also a great investment to have these days. You can reap profits with its home value or just by simply reselling it. Also, you can obtain financial assistance by using your home’s equity. There are many uses a home can bring. That is why, it is essential to invest smart and avoid falling into the pitfall of home buying mistakes most individuals are susceptible to make.\nOwning a home is supposedly to bring joy and a sense of completion to any individual. However, there are just those pesky home buying mistakes that seemingly arise out of nowhere that causes conflicts in the whole home buying process. In order to avoid making them, it is advised that you gain knowledge about these general errors. Here are some tips.\nStart It By Doing Your Homework\nIt is your assignment to make some research about the whole home ownership process, from the hiring of a professional to locating the best priced property to obtaining a housing loan for back-up. Learn up by scouting on real estate books and understand the issues well. The internet is one of the best ways to instantly gain knowledge about residential buying since it has extensive websites and real estate online libraries that can help you grasp the basics. Online chat forums about real estate are also present. What’s more great about it is that there are numerous real estate agents online that can answer your queries and shed some light to your doubts.\nTry asking your friends, relatives and co-workers who are home owners for some information. Or, go to your state’s real estate firm and seek professional advice.\nFailure to Get Pre-approved Mortgage Loan\nWhen it comes to buying a house, most home buyers are in need of fiscal assistance to support this purchase. Obtaining a home is costly and it can cause a huge burden in your finances. Applying for a mortgage loan will help you completely gain tenure of a property. Plus, a loan like this will serve as your basis as to how much you can afford. This way, your house hunting will be categorized under your budget. This gives sellers an idea that you are totally serious of finding a home.\nEnsure A Valid Contract\nAs a home buyer, your home contract must be entitled of your protection. Meaning, they must the three C’s or contingency sections. First, is the inspection contingency which gives the buyer the right to terminate the contract once you spot countless of damages in the house. Second, is the appraisal contingency which states that the appraisal of the house must meet and not surpass the property’s purchase cost. Lastly, is the mortgage financing contingency which defends the buyer if you are not able to qualify for a mortgage loan.\nThink Long Term\nIt is very likely that you will live in this house for many years, but it is also possible that you will move on to another residence for the coming years. So, it is best to think on a long term. This is an investment that must be done with assurance. Consider possible circumstances like when your family will grow or when you plan to sell it. See to it that the house you will buy has an excellent resale value or its market value increases every year.\nDo A Walk-through\nThis is also one of the most essential steps when house buying. Most people shun this idea away especially when they already saw pictures of the residence. But, what you do not know is that sellers stage their home and hire professional photographers that make their homes very appealing. Do it personally and visit the house. You can even ask help from a home inspection agency or a real estate appraiser to aid you with the property’s real condition and value.\nInspect every area of the house, spot any possible defects that needs minor to major repairs. In this way, sellers know about it and will even possibly give you a discount on the selling price since you still have to shell out money for renovations.\nBy being aware of the potential errors that come with buying a home and knowing how to counteract them, the road to this whole process will be as smooth as possible.\nFiled under: Home Buying Advices\nA Home Buyer’s Guide to Avoiding Contract Closing Dilemmas\nPosted July 28, 2011\nComments(0)\nIn the business of real estate, there are two things that happen – either the seller proposes to the buyer to purchase the house or the buyer sends an offer to the seller to buy the house. After which, the transaction commences and will only be considered as a closed deal once both parties involved have finished the home ownership process as well agreed to practice the whole agreement. However, there are times when closing a contract will be terminated due to unsatisfactory conditions. In order to avoid dealing with this situation, it is best that home buyers get a clear picture first of how the whole process works.\nThere are a few things that must be aired out when it comes to closing a home buyer contract. As the buyer, your main goal is to make sure that you secure tenure of the property especially if the house for sale is your dream house. It is also your responsibility to be well-informed and courteous in terms of transacting with the seller. For a seller, you must also maintain a fair deal. Meaning, what was settled is final and your home for sale must be reserved to the buyer who is almost near the requirements completion. Once these are met, the whole process will be 100% effective.\nWays to Avoid Contract Closing Issues\n1.) Apply for a mortgage loan ahead of time.\nQualifying for a housing loan these days is not easy as it was before. When you wish to obtain a mortgage loan to help you (as a buyer) finance the cost of your soon to be home, apply ahead of time. Take note that most sellers move on fast to another prospective home buyer when you are not able to produce any financing on the stipulated deadline. Having ample time to get your housing assistance will eliminate the chances of your contract termination.\n2.) Know the contract’s starting date.\nUsually, the date indicated in the contract is not really the specified time for the contract to commence. It is vital that you know when the contract’s date is effective; otherwise all you have is a void piece of paper. There are given number of days for requirements to be done such as loan application and approval, home inspection and title holder.\n3.) Have all your documents ready.\nMost often, closing of contract is delayed or ceased because home buyers neglect to tend to their legal papers. So, before you go into the whole home purchasing phase, it is best for you to know if all needed documents are present. Check if they are valid and information’s displayed are up to date.\n4.) Be present during home inspection.\nYes, home inspectors are hired to spot possible defects and needed repairs easier for you. But, do keep in mind that they are entirely different from one another. Some inspectors are overly picky while others do not mind at all. So in order to avoid any arguments between you and the seller, you must be in attendance when home inspection is being held.\n5.) Ask assistance from a real estate agent.\nThis will help you make the job easier since the agent is in charge of it and understands everything that goes into the process.\n6.) Hire a real estate appraiser.\nEmploy an appraiser that is familiar with the community or someone who works within the locality. This way, appraisal of the home’s value is correct. This avoids almost half of the obstacles that may cause contract closing problems.\n7.) Let everyone sign the contract.\nIf the house for sale is owned by a family or a couple, then see to it that you get each individual to sign up the contract in order to avoid faulty contracts or any misleading issues that will cause problems.\n8.) Make a review.\nDays before the closing of contract, see to it that you review all the things indicated on the paper. Also, it will help to let the seller go over the contract once again to eliminate any issues. If there are any adjustments, then both parties still have time to deal with it that will still make the transaction come into a successful close.\nClosing contracts are not that dreadful as most people perceive it to be. As long as you are attentive, thorough and responsible, the whole home buying process will just be a walk in the park.\nFiled under: Home Buying Advices\nUS Housing Market Suffers from Contract Cancellations\nPosted July 28, 2011\nComments(0)\nExisting residential property sales in the United States eased back in June as contract cancellations spiked unexpectedly, although prices were up slightly, according to the latest report from the National Association of Realtors.\nSales gains in the Midwest and South were offset by declines in the Northeast and West. Single family home sales were stable while the condo sector weakened, the report shows.\nTotal existing home sales, which are completed transactions that include single family, town homes, condominiums and co-ops, fell 0.8% to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 4.77 million in June from 4.81 million in May, and remain 8.8% below the 5.23 million unit level in June 2010, which was the scheduled closing deadline for the home buyer tax credit.\n‘Home sales had been trending up without a tax stimulus, but a variety of issues are weighing on the market including an unusual spike in contract cancellations in the past month,’ said Lawrence Yun, NAR economist.\n‘The underlying reason for elevated cancellations is unclear, but with problems including tight credit and low appraisals, 16% of NAR members report a sales contract was cancelled in June, up from 4% in May, which stands out in contrast with the pattern over the past year,’ he explained.\n‘Pending home sales were down in April but up in May, so we may be seeing some of that mix in closed sales for June. However, economic uncertainty and the federal budget debacle may be causing hesitation among some consumers or lenders,’ he added.\nFull story is available on NuWireInvestor\nFiled under: Home Selling Advices\nAhead of the Bell: New home sales\nPosted July 27, 2011\nComments(0)\nMore people likely purchased new homes in June than the previous\nmonth, although sales are expected to remain below healthy levels.\nEconomists forecast that new-home sales rose to a seasonally\nadjusted annual rate of 323,000 in June, according to a survey by\nFactSet. The Commerce Department will release the report at 10 a.m.\nTuesday.\nIn May, sales fell 2.1 percent to an annual rate of 319,000.\nThat’s less than half the 700,000 homes per year that economists say is\ntypical in healthy markets.\nIn a separate report Tuesday, Standard & Poor’s/Case-Shiller\nwill release its home-price index for May. The index measures home\nprices in 20 of the largest US metro areas. It sank in March to its\nlowest levels since 2002. It rebounded slightly in April because of a\ntraditional influx of spring buying.\nFull story is available on Business Week\nFiled under: Home Selling Advices\nHome-Buying Regrets: Two Military Families’ Sagas\nPosted July 27, 2011\nComments(0)\nFirst of a three-part series\nIt’s\nlunchtime, and Sarah Bullard and her four kids gather around the island\nin the kitchen of their Bristol, RI, home. Her husband, a Navy\nofficer, is out of town.\nThis kitchen is what\nsold her on the house on a snowy December day.\n“We\nwalked through, and it was a cluttered mess,” Bullard says. “And we\nsort of looked at each other and walked through into the kitchen, and my\nhusband looked at me and was like, ‘Uh-oh. This is it. It’s a beautiful\nkitchen.’ ”\nNow Bullard wishes she had never\nseen that kitchen. Buying the house turned out to be a huge mistake.\nFull story is available on npr\nFiled under: Home Buying Advices\nHow to blow up your short sale\nPosted July 27, 2011\nComments(0)\nChristine Donovan, a Realtor and attorney who does the weekly “Huntington Beach real estate minute” on listings, homes in escrow and sales, wrote a tongue-in-cheek post in her blog last year about how to wreck a short sale.\nNow she’s followed it up. (By now most if not all of you know that a short sale is a home sold for less than what is owed on the mortgage, if the lender approves the deal.)\nDonovan writes:\n“Keep your uncooperative tenant\n“This one is a biggie. If you really want to torpedo your short sale, make certain that your tenant refuses to allow access to potential buyers or even worse to your agent so that s/he can take pictures of the house. This will make it very hard to complete your short sale successfully.\n“Why?\n“It’s hard for your Realtor to sell your short sale if it can’t be seen. If you do get an offer, it’s likely to be from an investor who will not likely give you fair market value offer without being able to see the property.\nFull story is available on OCRegister\nFiled under: Home Foreclosure,Home Selling Advices\nNew home sales slip while prices and mortgage rates rise, sort of\nPosted July 27, 2011\nComments(0)\nHouse prices rose in May on both the 10- and 20-city composite\nindices and in 16 of the 20 metropolitan areas surveyed. The 10-city\nindex rose 1.1% and the 20-city index rose 1% from April. However, house\nprices remain below their levels of one year ago on both the composite\nindices and in every metropolitan area except Washington, DC.\nNew home sales data released by the Commerce Department\n", "entities": [{"start": 275, "end": 285, "label": ["108956"]}, {"start": 778, "end": 785, "label": ["2914034"]}, {"start": 1260, "end": 1267, "label": ["1696522"]}, {"start": 1572, "end": 1579, "label": ["14532"]}, {"start": 1613, "end": 1622, "label": ["125526"]}, {"start": 1965, "end": 1979, "label": ["125498"]}, {"start": 2173, "end": 2178, "label": ["13590"]}, {"start": 2286, "end": 2296, "label": ["21648"]}, {"start": 2754, "end": 2769, "label": ["294894"]}, {"start": 15525, "end": 15538, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 15679, "end": 15711, "label": ["440267"]}, {"start": 15732, "end": 15739, "label": ["104697"]}, {"start": 15744, "end": 15749, "label": ["179553"]}, {"start": 15781, "end": 15790, "label": ["431669"]}, {"start": 15795, "end": 15799, "label": ["179578"]}, {"start": 16433, "end": 16445, "label": ["18401044"]}, {"start": 16447, "end": 16450, "label": ["440267"]}, {"start": 16592, "end": 16595, "label": ["440267"]}, {"start": 17401, "end": 17408, "label": ["6484777"]}, {"start": 17414, "end": 17433, "label": ["70243"]}, {"start": 17795, "end": 17797, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 18230, "end": 18237, "label": ["36741"]}, {"start": 18239, "end": 18241, "label": ["25410"]}, {"start": 18264, "end": 18268, "label": ["20518076"]}, {"start": 18884, "end": 18900, "label": ["63816"]}, {"start": 19972, "end": 19977, "label": ["13590"]}, {"start": 20294, "end": 20308, "label": ["108956"]}, {"start": 20346, "end": 20365, "label": ["70243"]}]}
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In particular because Digital Book World took place, then O’Reilly Tools of Change, plus the National Book Count data was released and our client Canadian Bookshelf announced today that Amazon.ca will be its lead sponsor for 2012 and they are rebranding as The 49th Shelf. Here’s the big news in books.\nDigital Book World Conference\nDigital Book World keeps a running commentary on their blog of insights into publishing in the 21st century. Following the conference, attendees posted a number of summaries of the sessions and keynotes on various sites. Here are the standout factoids and anecdotes in my mind.\nPublisher optimism about the digital evolution has lessened over the past year. 72% of publishers feel they can be competitive in the new digital market (down 83% from last year).\nEbook sales increased 17% in 2011. For top publishers, 15% of their book sales were from digital in 2011. There is a lot of variation across publisher and dependent on the genre of books published.\nConsumer preference for reading ebooks shows 35% prefer dedicated e-readers (Kindle), 31% tablets (iPad), and 30% reading tablets (Fire, NookColor, Vox).\nAlso of note, Sourcebooks announced their experimentation with an agile publishing model.\nO’Reilly Tools of Change Conference\nO'Reilly Media’s Tools of Change conference returned to New York with a stellar line up of publishing innovators and technologists to talk about the present and future of publishing. This year’s TOC kicked off with keynote presenter LeVar Burton. Burton heads a startup multimedia children’s publishing venture called RRKidz that is based on his work hosting PBS’s Reading Rainbow program. Watch the keynote and other presentations from the conference.\nTim Carmody, Wired Magazine, also presented on the Future of Reading, from Avant-Garde Poetry to Sportscenter.\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CpAXqHmRa0E\nNational Book Count\n25 books will have been sold or circulated in Canada by the time you read this sentence.\nThe above was Mark Medley’s opening for his National Post article on the results of the National Reading Campaign’s National Book Count. Read the full article: “National Book Count suggests Canada Reads”\nIt’s true. The numbers are in. Canada Reads. And based on our experience with client Canadian Bookshelf, there’s a strong audience for Canadian-authored titles.\nCanadian Bookshelf Announces Amazon.ca As Lead Sponsor for 2012 and Rebrands as The 49th Shelf\nAnnounced today:\nCanadian books are getting a well-deserved boost today. Canadian Bookshelf announced Amazon.ca as its lead sponsor for 2012, and that the book community website will now offer expanded features and book listings under the new name The 49th Shelf. http://49thShelf.com\nRead the Full Press Release ...\nAs book fans and supporters of the Canadian publishing industry, I’m looking forward to this next chapter with 49th Shelf.\nCheck out 49thShelf.com. Get the badge here.\nPosted by Monique Trottier.\nFiled under:\n• Work\n• News\n0 Comments\n|\nEmail this | Permalink\nWednesday, December 21, 2011\nGetting to +1: A Social Approach to Winning Support for Search Marketing\nLast night I presented to the SEMPO Vancouver meetup group on the different perspectives of generalists and specialists when it comes to Search Marketing.\nIn summary, marketing generalists are under a ton of pressure to understand and create effective marketing strategies that address the growth of marketing channels and device choices, on top of dealing with the explosion of marketing data and financial constraints. Search marketing specialists can play a key strategic role in answering business questions like “how should I allocate budget among each marketing channel,” “how can I get more leads,” and “what can I do to get more sales?” But specialists need to understand the social approach to winning support from generalists.\nThis presentation offers tips for Search Specialists looking to gain support from clients, managers, executives and other generalists.\nGetting to +1: A Social Approach to Winning Support for Search Marketing\nView more presentations from somisguided\nPosted by Monique Trottier.\nFiled under:\n• Search Marketing (SEO, Paid Search)\n• Work\n• Speaking\n0 Comments\n|\nEmail this | Permalink\nTuesday, April 05, 2011\nBoxcar Marketing At BookNet Canada’s Tech Forum\nThe Vancouver Sun recently published an article by Sean Cranbury that highlights Monique Trottier’s presentation at BNC Technology Forum 2011. Tech Forum is an annual event that showcases experts and visionaries from the international publishing and bookselling scene. This year’s focus was on practical insights on the digital space and Monique presented on measuring the success of your online marketing campaigns.\nOrganized by BookNet’s Samantha Francis, the conference opened with keynote speaker Mitch Joel, President of Twist Image and author of Six Pixels of Separation.\nOther speakers included Patrick Brown from Goodreads, Colin Robinson of Or Books, and Alex Jansen of Pop Sandbox. See the complete list of speakers.\nIn a summary of the day, the Vancouver Sun article mentions Monique’s presentation, titled “Beyond Fans and Followers, Measuring Your Online Marketing Campaigns.”\n[Trottier] proceeded to demonstrate how tools like Google Analytics can be used to measure the success of online marketing campaigns.\nThe twitter hashtag #TechForum11 was tending at this time and many of the tweets that emerged from Monique’s session lauded her generous attention to detail.\nJack Illingworth, Executive Director of Literary Press Group Canada tweeted: “[Monique] has said more in 9 minutes that most do in an hour” while freelance editor Laura Godrey summed up the general mood by tweeting “@somisguided is totally #crushingit at #techforum11. I need to learn to use Google Analytics...”\nIt was the kind of presentation that seeks to be the example that others will follow in terms of commitment, content and practical value for the audience and it was arguably the best session of the day.\nThank you to Sean Cranbury for the very flattering representation of the session!\nRead the full article.\nMonique’s presentation slides are available for download and an audio version is on the way:\nBookNet Tech Forum: Beyond Fans and Followers, Measuring the Success of Online Marketing Campaigns\nView more presentations from somisguided\nUPDATE\nHere’s the audio version:\nPosted by Crissy Campbell.\nFiled under:\n• Work\n• Speaking\n• Publicity\n0 Comments\n|\nEmail this | Permalink\nThursday, January 13, 2011\n10 Tips for Getting Results from Social Media\nRight Course Magazine, Business in Vancouver’s magazine on executive training and professional development, just published an article written by Boxcar Marketing titled “Class (Inter)actions: Top tips for getting results from social media.”\nThe article is great for marketing professionals, business owners and employers who are looking to incorporate social media marketing into their existing marketing mix or improve upon existing online marketing initiatives. Learn how to develop a social media strategy, monitor progress, optimize campaigns, and measure success (return on investment).\nBoxcar Marketing’s 10 top tips for getting results from social media include:\nDefine your goals\nListen to your customers\nDraft a simple social media policy\nStart conversations\nHumanize your company\nEstablish your identity\nKnow your customers\nReward true fans\nAcknowledge screw-ups\nIntegrate online and offline\nFor a closer look at getting results from social media, read the full article in Right Course on page 21.\nDownload Right Course Magazine 2011 [PDF].\nPosted by Crissy Campbell.\nFiled under:\n• Work\n• Publicity\n0 Comments\n|\nEmail this | Permalink\nWednesday, October 13, 2010\nGeorgia Straight: Vancouver book scene reshaped by online communities\nOn Monday the Georgia Straight posted an article on how\nVancouver’s book scene is being reshaped by online communities.\nThe article looks at how the web is changing the publishing industry and readers’ relationship to books. Vancouver, in particular, is playing a role in changing the Canadian publishing landscape with events like the Vancouver Book Club, the W2 Real Vancouver Writers’ & Culture Series and BookCamp Vancouver.\nMonique, who the article states, “has played an instrumental role in the digital growth of Canada’s publishing industry” was interviewed for the article:\nWhen Trottier started at Raincoast, she was one of only a handful of people in publishing who worked online.\n“Even at that stage, it was clear that the hierarchy of conversation about books was collapsing,” Trottier told the Straight at a Kitsilano coffee shop.\nPublishers—and only publishers—used to engage with media and booksellers, and then media and booksellers would communicate with retail buyers and the public. “The web has really collapsed that,” Trottier said. “The conversation happens between readers and between writers, and then directly between readers and writers and publishers.”\nWhile social media allow publishers to listen more closely to their markets, Trottier acknowledges that they’re not the silver bullet that will save the industry. “Publishers are going to save themselves when they figure out what their new business model is,” she said.\nRead the full article.\nPosted by Crissy Campbell.\nFiled under:\n• Work\n• Publicity\n2 Comments\n|\nEmail this | Permalink\nMonday, October 11, 2010\nInteresting Vancouver 2010\nFriday, October 8 was Vancouver’s 3rd Interesting event.\nInteresting was founded in London, UK by Russell Davies and now has chapters around the world. Friend and former Vancouverite Brett Macfarlane founded the Vancouver chapter and kicked off the event this year in a pre-recorded statement from Uraguay. If that wasn’t interesting enough, the evening progressed through a series of 5- and 10-minute presentations on the jazz scene in Vancouver, yarn bombing, the coincidence problem, how to take (and throw) your first punch to the face, biodynamic farming, transgender identity, the sex trade in Vancouver, food sourcing, the beauty in the data of 50K camera-phone photos taken by one guy, third spaces such as the Museum of Vancouver, and the notes of spaces in music.\nInteresting, unexpected, ordinary and extraordinary.\nJer Thorp was one of my favourite speakers from Interesting Vancouver 2009.\nIV 09 - Jer Thorp from Brett Macfarlane on Vimeo.\nI also had the pleasure of speaking at last year’s event. Here’s part of my presentation on natural perfume, the brain and how our sense of scent works.\nIV 09 - Monique Trottier from Brett Macfarlane on Vimeo.\nPosted by Monique Trottier.\nFiled under:\n• Work\n• Speaking\n0 Comments\n|\nEmail this | Permalink\nSaturday, October 02, 2010\nBookCamp Vancouver 2010: Thanks and Praise\nOctober 1, 2010, was the second BookCamp Vancouver and it was a great success! Thank you to Crissy Campbell, our behind-the-scenes project manager extraordinaire, and the members of the organizing committee: John Maxwell, Sean Cranbury and Cynara Geissler. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-76-21404", "text": "Connection: close\nX-Drupal-Cache: MISS\nEtag: \"1330631404-0\"\nContent-Language: en\nX-Generator: Drupal 7 (http://drupal.org)\nLink: ; rel=\"canonical\",; rel=\"shortlink\"\nCache-Control: public, max-age=3600\nExpires: Sun, 19 Nov 1978 05:00:00 GMT\nVary: Cookie,Accept-Encoding\nLast-Modified: Thu, 01 Mar 2012 19:50:04 GMT\nX-AH-Environment: prod\nWhen it Rains, It Pours: Global Warming and the Rising Frequency of Extreme Precipitation in the United States | Environment America\nJump to navigation\nEnvironment America\nSearch form\nSearch\nSign up\nHelp protect the places we love, the values we share\nSpam Control Text:\nPlease leave this field empty\nIn our emails, sent once or twice a week, you'll receive:\n•  alerts on new threats to America's environment\n•  opportunities to join other Americans on urgent actions\n•  updates on the decisions that impact our environment\n•  resources to help you create a cleaner, greener future\nConnect with us\nLike Us\nFollow Us\nContact\nAbout Us\nIssuesProtect America's Waters\nBest of America\nLet's Get Off Oil\nRepower America\nStopping Global Warming\nClean Air, Healthy Families\nNews\nAction\nJobs\nDonate\nReport: Stopping Global Warming\nWhen it Rains, It Pours: Global Warming and the Rising Frequency of Extreme Precipitation in the United States\nReleased by:\nEnvironment America\nRelease date:\nSunday, November 4, 2007\n> Read News Release> Download Report (PDF)\nExecutive Summary\nScientists expect that global warming will cause a variety of changes to precipitation patterns in the United States. Many areas will receive increased amounts of rain and snow over the course of a year; some areas will receive less. But scientists expect that, all across the country, the rainstorms and snowstorms that do occur will be more intense – increasing the risk of flooding and other impacts.\nIn this report, we evaluate trends in the frequency of storms with extreme levels of rainfall or snowfall across the contiguous United States over the last 60 years. We analyze daily precipitation records spanning from 1948 through 2006 at more than 3,000 weather stations in 48 states. We then examine patterns in the timing of heavy precipitation relative to the local climate at each weather station.\nWe find that storms with extreme amounts of rain or snowfall are happening more often across most of America, consistent with the predicted impact of global warming.\nScientists expect global warming to increase the frequency of heavy precipitation.\nAs the earth warms, temperate regions of North America will face a growing risk of storms with extreme levels of rain or snowfall.\nGlobal warming increases the intensity of precipitation in two key ways. First, by increasing the temperature of the land and the oceans, global warming causes water to evaporate faster. Second, by increasing air temperature, global warming enables the atmosphere to hold more water vapor. These factors combine to make clouds richer with moisture, making heavy downpours or snowstorms more likely.\nThe consequences of increasingly intense rainstorms may include flooding, crop damage, pollution of waterways with runoff, erosion, and other environmental and economic damage. During the 20th century, floods caused more property damage and loss of life than any other natural disaster in the United States.\nAn increase in the number of downpours does not necessarily mean more water will be available.\nScientists expect that extreme downpours will punctuate longer periods of relative dryness, increasing the risk of drought. In the Southwest, for example, total annual precipitation is projected to decline – amplifying the impact of periods of little rainfall between heavy storms.\nEven in the rest of the country, where total annual precipitation is expected to increase, more of that precipitation will fall in heavy rainstorms or snowstorms, paradoxically increasing the potential for drought.\nAs temperatures rise, precipitation will become increasingly likely to fall as rain rather than snow, increasing runoff and likely reducing water supplies in areas dependent on snowpack.\nWeather records show that storms with extreme precipitation have become more frequent over the last 60 years.\nConsistent with the predicted impacts of global warming, we found that storms with extreme precipitation have increased in frequency by 24 percent across the continental United States since 1948. (According to a statistical analysis of the data, with 95 percent confidence, the increase has been between 22 and 26 percent.)\nNew England and the Mid-Atlantic experienced the largest increase in extreme precipitation frequency.\nNew England and the Mid-Atlantic saw storms with extreme precipitation levels increase in frequency by 61 percent and 42 percent, respectively. At the state level, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Vermont, New York and Louisiana all saw extreme precipitation events increase in frequency by more than 50 percent.\nIn the contiguous United States, 40 states experienced a statistically significant trend toward increasingly frequent storms with extreme precipitation. Only one state (Oregon) showed a statistically significant decline in frequency of storms with extreme precipitation. (See Figure ES-1.)\nSee the report appendices on page 35 for a full list of results by region, state and metropolitan area.\nThese findings are consistent with previous studies of extreme precipitation patterns, both in the United States and across the globe.\nClimate divisions covering more than half of the land area of the United States show a statistically significant trend toward more frequent storms with extreme precipitation.\nWe also looked at the trend in frequency of storms with extreme precipitation within climate divisions, which are boundaries used by climatologists since the 1950s to aggregate weather observations. Figure ES-2 presents these trends, showing that the largest increases occurred across New England, New York, much of the Great Lakes area, the upper Midwest, plus Louisiana, New Mexico, northern Washington and southern California.\nClimate regions covering more than half of the surface area of the contiguous United States show a statistically significant increase in the frequency of storms with extreme precipitation levels.\nIn contrast, the data show statistically significant decreases in extreme precipitation frequency for climate regions covering only 4 percent of the area of the United States. (Oregon, the northwestern corner of North Dakota, central Arkansas, the southern tip of Lake Michigan, and northern Florida.)\nThese findings are consistent with previous studies of extreme precipitation patterns, both in the United States and across the globe. For example:\nScientists have observed warmer weather, higher atmospheric moisture content, increased formation of storm clouds, and an increase in thunderstorm activity over the contiguous United States in recent decades.\nIn 1999, researchers at the Illinois State Water Survey and the National Climatic Data Center (NCDC) found that storms with extreme precipitation became more frequent by about 3 percent per decade from 1931 to 1996. Our findings are consistent with this result.\nIn 2004, scientists at NCDC concluded that most of the observed increase in storms with heavy and very heavy precipitation levels since the early 1900s had occurred in the last three decades. In other words, they found that the change in extreme precipitation frequency is unusual and relatively recent.\nMoreover, NCDC found that extremely heavy storms are increasing in frequency more rapidly than very heavy storms – which in turn are increasing in frequency more rapidly than heavy storms.\nThe severity of the trend toward more intense downpours in the future depends upon our emissions of the pollution that drives global warming.\nClimate models predict that the trend toward increasingly frequent storms with heavy precipitation will intensify in the future. Some amount of change is inevitable given the global warming emissions humans have already created. However, we still have the ability to prevent the worst-case scenarios.\nBy halting the increase in total US global warming emissions now and reducing emissions by at least 80 percent by mid-century, we can limit the increase in major storm frequency — and thus reduce future risks of flooding and other serious consequences of extreme rainstorms.\nTo address global warming, America should limit emissions of global warming pollution, while improving energy efficiency and increasing the use of renewable energy.\nTo protect future generations, the United States should adopt a mandatory cap on global warming pollution that reduces total US emissions by at least 15 to 20 percent by 2020 and by at least 80 percent by 2050.\nIf policymakers choose a cap-and-trade program to achieve this goal, it should include auctioning 100 percent of emission allowances, rather than giving allowances away to polluters. By auctioning allowances, we can reduce the cost of achieving emission reduction goals, making it more likely that America will succeed.\nThe United States should also adopt complementary policies to improve energy efficiency and increase the use of clean, renewable energy.\nHow We Obtained Our Results\nIn this report, we examine trends in the frequency of extreme precipitation across the contiguous United States from 1948 through 2006. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-88-22871", "text": "Connection: close\nVary: Accept-Encoding\nSource: Nginx\nPaul Calvert Statistics and History\n- Baseball-Reference.com\nS-R:\nMLB |\nNBA ·\nCBB |\nNFL ·\nCFB |\nNHL |\nOly |\nBlog\nTips\nplay index\nplayers\nteams\nseasons\nmanagers\nleaders\nawards\npostseason\nboxscores\nminors\ndraft\nmore [+]\nYour Account:\nAbout Sponsorships  ·\nSoon-to-Expire  ·\nNewly Expired Pages  ·\nAll Available Pages\nAbout:\nData Coverage  ·\nTotal Zone  ·\nWPA  ·\nGlossaries:\nBat,\nPitch,\nField,\nPI,\n&\nLeaders & HOF  ·\nSources & Philosophy\nSharing Tool  ·\nContacts  ·\nFeedback  ·\nSearch Engine Tips  ·\nSim Scores  ·\nFielding Errata\n....\nAll-Star:\nBox Scores: 2011  ·\nRegisters:\nBatting &\nPitching  ·\nLeaders:\nBatting &\nPitching  ·\nStarters:\nA.L. &\nN.L.\nBullpen Wiki: Over 62,000 articles  ·\nContribute  ·\nWhat is it?  ·\nGuidelines  ·\nRandom Page  ·\nRecent Changes\nFrivolities:\nElo Rater  ·\nRandom Page  ·\nMilestones  ·\nTrade Partners  ·\nBirthdays  ·\nDate of Death\nTransactions on a date  ·\nEnglish-to-Spanish Dictionary  ·\nMulti-Franchise Players  ·\nMitchell Report Players\nCups of Coffee  ·\nPitching Hitters  ·\nHandedness Search  ·\nPlace of Birth Search  ·\n20-game Losers\nOther:\nGame Previews  ·\nHome Run Log  ·\nTeam Game Searches  ·\nColleges Played For  ·\nOracle of Baseball  ·\nVideos  ·\nBio\nNon-MLB or Non-playing Personnel  ·\nTravel\n·\nFeedback  ·\nLinker Tool  ·\nYour Blog on our Newsfeeds  ·\nOlympics\nBlog: News and notes about B-R\nMobile Site You Are Here >\nHome >\nEncyclopedia of Players >\nC Listing >\nPaul Calvert Statistics and History\nNews: Sports-Reference.com Widgets - Our Stats, Your Site »post\nPaul Calvert Player Page\n»\nPitching\nBatting\nFielding\nMinors Bullpen Oracle\nPaul Calvert\nPaul Leo Emile Calvert\nPosition: Pitcher\nBats: Right, Throws: Right\nHeight: 6' 0\", Weight: 175 lb.\nBorn: October\n6, 1917 in\nMontreal, Quebec, CAN\nSigned as a Free Agent with the Cleveland Indians in 1940.\n(All Transactions)Debut: September 24, 1942\nTeams (by GP): Indians/Senators/Tigers 1942-1951Final Game: May 6, 1951\nDied: February\n1, 1999 in\nSherbrooke, Quebec, CAN\nBuried: Cimetière Notre-Dame-des-Neiges, Montreal, Quebec, CAN\nAbout biographical information\nView team uniforms at Dressed to the Nines a Baseball Hall of Fame on-line exhibit / Report an error\nLike this page? Sponsor it for $10.\nYour message will replace this ad.\nFan EloRater\nFine Details  ·\nLast Updated Feb 27, 2012, 12:02PM\nAll-Time Rank (among Pitchers): #1. Walter Johnson... #2. Cy Young... #3. Pete Alexander... #4. Christy Mathewson... #5. Randy Johnson... #6. Greg Maddux... #7. Tom Seaver... Vote\nStandard PitchingMore Stats\nMinors Game Logs [+]\n1942\n1945\n1950\n1943\n1949\n1951\n1944\nSplits [+]\nCareer\n1942\n1945\n1950\n1943\n1949\n1951\n1944\nHR Log\nvs. Batter\nFinders [+]\nGame\nStreak\nEvent\nYear\nAge\nTm\nLg\nW\nL\nW-L%\nERA\nG\nGS\nGF\nCG\nSHO\nSV\nIP\nH\nR\nER\nHR\nBB\nIBB\nSO\nHBP\nBK\nWP\nBF\nERA+\nWHIP\nH/9\nHR/9\nBB/9\nSO/9\nSO/BB\nAwards\n1938\n20\nPIT-min\nAA\n1\n1\n.500\n4.15\n3\n13.0\n8\n9\n6\n14\n1.692\n5.5\n9.7\nMTL · IL\n1940\n22\nCLE-min\nB,A\n6\n6\n.500\n3.05\n21\n112.0\n102\n53\n38\n59\n1.438\n8.2\n4.7\nCDR,WKB · IIIL,EL\n1941\n23\nCLE-min\nB\n6\n3\n.667\n2.30\n11\n82.0\n63\n30\n21\n30\n1.134\n6.9\n3.3\nCDR · IIIL\n1942\n24\nCLE-min\nA\n17\n7\n.708\n2.22\n30\n26\n207.0\n168\n71\n51\n107\n1.329\n7.3\n4.7\nWKB · EL\n1942\n24\nCLE\nAL\n0\n0\n0.00\n1\n0\n1\n0\n0\n0\n2.0\n0\n0\n0\n0\n2\n2\n0\n0\n0\n7\n1.000\n0.0\n0.0\n9.0\n9.0\n1.00\n1943\n25\nCLE-min\nAA\n4\n11\n.267\n4.55\n19\n16\n6\n1\n87.0\n104\n60\n44\n40\n38\n1\n0\n3\n1.655\n10.8\n4.1\n3.9\n0.95\nBLT · IL\n1943\n25\nCLE\nAL\n0\n0\n4.32\n5\n0\n2\n0\n0\n0\n8.1\n6\n4\n4\n0\n6\n2\n1\n0\n0\n37\n76\n1.440\n6.5\n0.0\n6.5\n2.2\n0.33\n1944\n26\nCLE\nAL\n1\n3\n.250\n4.56\n35\n4\n15\n0\n0\n0\n77.0\n89\n48\n39\n4\n38\n31\n0\n0\n3\n353\n73\n1.649\n10.4\n0.5\n4.4\n3.6\n0.82\n1945\n27\nCLE-min\nAA\n8\n11\n.421\n4.40\n24\n24\n6\n1\n141.0\n160\n100\n69\n69\n71\n4\n2\n4\n1.624\n10.2\n4.4\n4.5\n1.03\nBLT · IL\n1945\n27\nCLE\nAL\n0\n0\n13.50\n1\n0\n0\n0\n0\n0\n1.1\n3\n2\n2\n0\n1\n1\n0\n0\n0\n8\n32\n3.000\n20.3\n0.0\n6.8\n6.8\n1.00\n1949\n31\nWSH\nAL\n6\n17\n.261\n5.43\n34\n23\n9\n5\n0\n1\n160.2\n175\n111\n97\n11\n86\n52\n2\n0\n8\n735\n78\n1.624\n9.8\n0.6\n4.8\n2.9\n0.60\n1950\n32\nDET\nAL\n2\n2\n.500\n6.31\n32\n0\n19\n0\n0\n4\n51.1\n71\n42\n36\n7\n25\n14\n2\n0\n3\n250\n74\n1.870\n12.4\n1.2\n4.4\n2.5\n0.56\n1951\n33\nSLE\nAAA\n6\n5\n.545\n3.51\n21\n12\n5\n1\n95.0\n90\n39\n37\n28\n32\n0\n0\n1\n1.242\n8.5\n2.7\n3.0\n1.14\nSLE · PCL\n1951\n33\nDET\nAL\n0\n0\n0.00\n1\n0\n1\n0\n0\n0\n1.0\n1\n0\n0\n0\n0\n0\n0\n0\n0\n4\n1.000\n9.0\n0.0\n0.0\n0.0\n1952\n34\nSLE\nOpn\n3\n6\n.333\n4.08\n27\n5\n0\n0\n75.0\n64\n41\n34\n22\n33\n2\n0\n4\n1.147\n7.7\n2.6\n4.0\n1.50\nSLE · PCL\n1956\n38\nNYY-min\nC\n0\n0\n3\nMOD · CALL\n7 Yrs\n9\n22\n.290\n5.31\n109\n27\n47\n5\n0\n5\n301.2\n345\n207\n178\n22\n158\n102\n5\n0\n14\n1394\n77\n1.667\n10.3\n0.7\n4.7\n3.0\n0.65\n162 Game Avg.\n5\n11\n.290\n5.31\n55\n14\n24\n3\n0\n3\n151\n173\n104\n89\n11\n79\n51\n3\n0\n7\n697\n77\n1.667\n10.3\n0.7\n4.7\n3.0\n0.65\nCLE (4 yrs)\n1\n3\n.250\n4.57\n42\n4\n18\n0\n0\n0\n88.2\n98\n54\n45\n4\n47\n36\n1\n0\n3\n405\n73\n1.635\n9.9\n0.4\n4.8\n3.7\n0.77\nDET (2 yrs)\n2\n2\n.500\n6.19\n33\n0\n20\n0\n0\n4\n52.1\n72\n42\n36\n7\n25\n14\n2\n0\n3\n254\n76\n1.854\n12.4\n1.2\n4.3\n2.4\n0.56\nWSH (1 yr)\n6\n17\n.261\n5.43\n34\n23\n9\n5\n0\n1\n160.2\n175\n111\n97\n11\n86\n52\n2\n0\n8\n735\n78\n1.624\n9.8\n0.6\n4.8\n2.9\n0.60\nPlayer Value--Pitchers\nWAR: 8+ MVP, 5+ A-S, 2+ Strtr, 0-2 Sub, < 0 Repl.\nYear\nAge\nTm\nLg\nIP\nGS\nR\nRrep\nRdef\naLI\nRAR\nWAR\nSalary\nAwards\n1942\n24\nCLE\nAL\n2.0\n0\n0\n1\n0\n1.0\n1\n0.1\n$\n1943\n25\nCLE\nAL\n8.1\n0\n4\n4\n0\n1.0\n0\n-0.1\n$\n1944\n26\nCLE\nAL\n77.0\n4\n48\n38\n1\n1.0\n-10\n-1.4\n$\n1945\n27\nCLE\nAL\n1.1\n0\n2\n1\n0\n1.0\n-1\n-0.2\n$\n1949\n31\nWSH\nAL\n160.2\n23\n111\n99\n-4\n1.0\n-12\n-0.7\n$\n1950\n32\nDET\nAL\n51.1\n0\n42\n34\n1\n1.0\n-8\n-0.7\n$\n1951\n33\nDET\nAL\n1.0\n0\n0\n1\n0\n1.0\n1\n0.1\n$\n7 Seasons\n301.2\n27\n207\n178\n-2\n1.0\n-29\n-2.9\n$\nCLE (4 yrs)\n88.2\n4\n54\n44\n1\n1.0\n-10\n-1.6\n$\nDET (2 yrs)\n52.1\n0\n42\n35\n1\n1.0\n-7\n-0.6\n$\nWSH (1 yr)\n160.2\n23\n111\n99\n-4\n1.0\n-12\n-0.7\n$\nStandard BattingMore Stats\nMinors Game Logs [+]\n1942\n1945\n1950\n1943\n1949\n1951\n1944\nSplits [+]\nCareer\n1942\n1945\n1950\n1943\n1949\n1951\n1944\nHR Log\nvs. Pitcher\nFinders [+]\nGame\nStreak\nEvent\nYear\nAge\nTm\nLg\nG\nPA\nAB\nR\nH\n2B\n3B\nHR\nRBI\nSB\nCS\nBB\nSO\nBA\nOBP\nSLG\nOPS\nOPS+\nTB\nGDP\nHBP\nSH\nSF\nIBB\nPos\nAwards\n1938\n20\nPIT-min\nAA\n3\nMTL · IL\n1940\n22\nCLE-min\nB,A\n17\n31\n31\n7\n1\n0\n0\n.226\n.226\n.258\n.484\n8\nCDR,WKB · IIIL,EL\n1941\n23\nCLE-min\nB\n12\n30\n30\n4\n1\n0\n0\n.133\n.133\n.167\n.300\n5\nCDR · IIIL\n1942\n24\nCLE-min\nA\n30\n79\n79\n17\n1\n2\n0\n.215\n.215\n.278\n.494\n22\nWKB · EL\n1942\n24\nCLE\nAL\n1\n0\n0\n0\n0\n0\n0\n0\n0\n0\n0\n0\n0\n0\n0\n0\n0\n/1\n1943\n25\nCLE-min\nAA\n19\n33\n29\n4\n5\n0\n0\n0\n3\n0\n0\n2\n10\n.172\n.226\n.172\n.398\n5\n0\n2\nBLT · IL\n1943\n25\nCLE\nAL\n5\n1\n1\n0\n0\n0\n0\n0\n0\n0\n0\n0\n0\n.000\n.000\n.000\n.000\n-100\n0\n0\n0\n0\n/1\n1944\n26\nCLE\nAL\n35\n16\n15\n0\n4\n0\n1\n0\n1\n0\n0\n0\n3\n.267\n.267\n.400\n.667\n92\n6\n0\n0\n1\n1\n1945\n27\nCLE-min\nAA\n24\n58\n44\n5\n9\n0\n0\n2\n8\n0\n0\n4\n10\n.205\n.286\n.341\n.627\n15\n1\n1\n9\nBLT · IL\n1945\n27\nCLE\nAL\n1\n0\n0\n0\n0\n0\n0\n0\n0\n0\n0\n0\n0\n0\n0\n0\n0\n/1\n1949\n31\nWSH\nAL\n35\n58\n51\n6\n7\n0\n0\n0\n1\n0\n0\n3\n9\n.137\n.185\n.137\n.322\n-13\n7\n1\n0\n4\n1\n1950\n32\nDET\nAL\n32\n9\n7\n2\n0\n0\n0\n0\n1\n0\n0\n1\n0\n.000\n.222\n.000\n.222\n-40\n0\n1\n1\n0\n1\n1951\n33\nSLE\nAAA\n21\n32\n27\n1\n4\n0\n0\n0\n1\n0\n2\n2\n.148\n.207\n.148\n.355\n4\n0\n3\nSLE · PCL\n1951\n33\nDET\nAL\n1\n0\n0\n0\n0\n0\n0\n0\n0\n0\n0\n0\n0\n0\n0\n0\n0\n/1\n1952\n34\nSLE\nOpn\n27\n23\n20\n3\n2\n0\n0\n0\n0\n0\n2\n6\n.100\n.182\n.100\n.282\n2\n0\n1\nSLE · PCL\n1953\n35\nPHI-min\nC\n4\nGNB · PROV\n1956\n38\nNYY-min\nC\n3\n0\n0\n0\nMOD · CALL\n7 Yrs\n110\n84\n74\n8\n11\n0\n1\n0\n3\n0\n0\n4\n12\n.149\n.203\n.176\n.378\n3\n13\n2\n1\n5\n162 Game Avg.\n162\n124\n109\n12\n16\n0\n1\n0\n4\n0\n0\n6\n18\n.149\n.203\n.176\n.378\n3\n19\n3\n1\n7\nCLE (4 yrs)\n42\n17\n16\n0\n4\n0\n1\n0\n1\n0\n0\n0\n3\n.250\n.250\n.375\n.625\n81\n6\n0\n0\n1\nDET (2 yrs)\n33\n9\n7\n2\n0\n0\n0\n0\n1\n0\n0\n1\n0\n.000\n.222\n.000\n.222\n-40\n0\n1\n1\n0\nWSH (1 yr)\n35\n58\n51\n6\n7\n0\n0\n0\n1\n0\n0\n3\n9\n.137\n.185\n.137\n.322\n-13\n7\n1\n0\n4\nPlayer Value--Batters\nWAR: 8+ MVP, 5+ A-S, 2+ Strtr, 0-2 Sub, < 0 Repl.\nYear\nAge\nTm\nLg\nPA\nRbat\nRbaser\nRroe\nRdp\nRfield\nRpos\nRrep\nRAR\nWAR\noRAR\noWAR\ndWAR\nSalary\nPos\nAwards\n1943\n25\nCLE\nAL\n1\n0\n0\n0\n0\n0\n0\n0\n0\n0.0\n0\n0.0\n0.0\n$\n/1\n1944\n26\nCLE\nAL\n16\n0\n0\n0\n0\n0\n1\n0\n1\n0.1\n1\n0.1\n0.0\n$\n1\n1949\n31\nWSH\nAL\n58\n-8\n0\n0\n0\n0\n4\n1\n-3\n-0.3\n-3\n-0.3\n0.0\n$\n1\n1950\n32\nDET\nAL\n9\n-2\n0\n0\n0\n0\n1\n0\n-1\n-0.1\n-1\n-0.1\n0.0\n$\n1\n4 Seasons\n84\n-10\n0\n0\n0\n0\n6\n1\n-3\n-0.3\n-3\n-0.3\n0.0\n$\nCLE (2 yrs)\n17\n0\n0\n0\n0\n0\n1\n0\n1\n0.1\n1\n0.1\n0.0\n$\nWSH (1 yr)\n58\n-8\n0\n0\n0\n0\n4\n1\n-3\n-0.3\n-3\n-0.3\n0.0\n$\nDET (1 yr)\n9\n-2\n0\n0\n0\n0\n1\n0\n-1\n-0.1\n-1\n-0.1\n0.0\n$\nStandard FieldingMore Stats\nYear\nTm\nLg\nAge\nPos\nG\nGS\nCG\nInn\nCh\nPO\nA\nE\nDP\nFld%\nRF/9\nRF/G\nlgFld%\nlgRF9\nlgRFG\nSB\nCS\nCS%\nPO\nAwards\n1942\nCLE\nAL\n24\nP\n1\n0\n0\n2.0\n0\n0\n0\n0\n0\n0.00\n0.00\n2.25\n2.30\n1943\nCLE\nAL\n25\nP\n5\n0\n0\n8.1\n2\n0\n2\n0\n0\n1.000\n2.16\n0.40\n.965\n2.27\n2.30\n1944\nCLE\nAL\n26\nP\n35\n4\n0\n77.0\n33\n9\n21\n3\n2\n.909\n3.51\n0.86\n.960\n2.09\n2.10\n1945\nCLE\nAL\n27\nP\n1\n0\n0\n1.1\n0\n0\n0\n0\n0\n0.00\n0.00\n2.02\n2.20\n1949\nWSH\nAL\n31\nP\n34\n23\n5\n160.2\n55\n15\n40\n0\n2\n1.000\n3.08\n1.62\n.962\n2.12\n2.09\n1950\nDET\nAL\n32\nP\n32\n0\n0\n51.1\n18\n5\n12\n1\n0\n.944\n2.98\n0.53\n.950\n2.03\n1.99\n4\n0\n0%\n0\n1951\nDET\nAL\n33\nP\n1\n0\n0\n1.0\n1\n0\n1\n0\n0\n1.000\n9.00\n1.00\n.950\n1.80\n2.10\n0\n0\n0\n7 Seasons\nP\n109\n27\n5\n301.2\n109\n29\n76\n4\n4\n.963\n3.13\n0.96\n.959\n2.10\n2.08\n4\n0\n0%\n0\n7 Seasons\nTOT\n109\n27\n5\n301.2\n109\n29\n76\n4\n4\n.963\n3.13\n0.96\n.959\n2.10\n2.08\n4\n0\n0%\n0\nNote:\nFielding stats are a combination of official records and RetroSheet records.\nBoth are likely to have substantial errors and will not match perfectly.\nView Complete Notes on Fielding Data\nLeagues historically made no effort to balance team, league, and player fielding stats.\nSince 1990 or so, computers have made this feasible, but prior to that there are hundreds or thousands of discrepancies each year in games played (even whether a player played a position), putouts, assists, double plays and errors.\nPre-1950 SB & CS data for catchers is estimated from catcher assists, games started and opposition stolen bases.\nFrom 1950 on SB, CS, Pickoff, & WP data for catchers and pitchers is taken from play-by-play accounts in the retrosheet files.\nThere are several hundred games without pbp from 1950 to 1973 and for those we may not have any data.\nCG & GS come from the retrosheet data and should be complete and pretty accurate from 1919 on.\nInnings played (like SB and CS) come from the retrosheet play-by-play data and should be considered mostly complete from 1950 to 1973 and complete from then on.\nStats (PO,A,G, etc) for LF-CF-RF positions\n(since 1919) is taken from play-by-play or box score data as available.\nStats (PO,A,G,etc) for C,P,1B,2B,3B,SS,OF positions is taken from the official reported totals and may have been corrected at various times since their publication.\nFor detailed information on which games retrosheet is missing play-by-play from 1950 to 1973, please see their most wanted games list\nFor detailed information on the availability of data on this site by year, see our data coverage page\nAppearances on Leader Boards, Awards, and Honors\nStats are Year-Value-Rank · Glossary\nSaves\ns\nc\na\np\ny\n1950 AL  4 (8th)\nLosses\ns\nc\na\np\ny\n1949 AL  17 (1st)\nWild Pitches\ns\nc\na\np\ny\n1949 AL  8 (7th)\nGames Finished\ns\nc\na\np\ny\n1944 AL  15 (10th)\n1950 AL  19 (7th)\nPutouts as P\ns\nc\na\np\ny\n1949 AL  15 (5th)\nErrors Committed as P\ns\nc\na\np\ny\n1944 AL  3 (4th)\nRange Factor/9Inn as P†\ns\nc\na\np\ny\n1944 AL  3.51 (2nd)\n1950 AL  2.98 (3rd)\nFielding % as P\ns\nc\na\np\ny\n1949 AL  1.000 (1st)\nHall Of Fame StatisticsPlayer rank in (·)\nGray InkPitching - 3 (2106), Average HOFer ≈ 185\nSimilarity ScoresExplanation of Similarity Scores\nSimilar Pitchers\nView Similar Player Links in Pop-up Compare Stats to Similars\nBob Hall (985)\nJim Duckworth (982)\nAl Papai (982)\nBobby Munoz (980)\nDick Starr (979)\nJason Berken (978)\nLou Koupal (978)\nJoe Slusarski (977)\nLowell Palmer (976)\nA.J. Sager (976)\nMost Similar by Ages\nView Similar Player Links in Pop-up Hold mouse over #'s to see names\nFay Thomas (985)  2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 C\nElmer Singleton (977)  2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 C\nBobby Munoz (980)  2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 C\nTransactions\nJanuary 27, 1940: Signed as a Free Agent with the Cleveland Indians.\nAugust 5, 1946: Sent from the Cleveland Indians to Toronto (International) in an unknown transaction.\n(Date given is approximate. Exact date is uncertain.)\nMarch 7, 1949: Signed as a Free Agent with the Washington Senators.\nFebruary 15, 1950: Selected off waivers by the Detroit Tigers from the Washington Senators.\nThe transaction information used here was obtained free of charge\nfrom and is copyrighted by RetroSheet. 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We will then compute the\ntotals for the player between and including those two seasons.\nDefault Setting for this feature:\nTurn On /\nTurn Off\nSummation of season totals only works for the initial case when the table\nis in year order.\nOn a sorted table the results may get a bit\ngoofy.\nHIGHLIGHTING: Adding a range or series of player's career\nseasons or career game numbers (like\n'#1972:batting_standard',\n'#1970-1980-sum:batting_standard', or\n'#1998,1999,2001,2002,sum:pitching_standard')\nonto the end of a player page url causes the seasons to the\nhighlighted and summed. After changing address bar, reload the page to\nsee highlighting.\nThis will work even in links e-mailed to others.\nNote that for tables with multiple pages the first table is the\ndefault.\nIf you want to create a sum for a table other than the first\none, select the rows and after the summation window appears click on\n\"permanent link\" link.\nThe play-by-play information both shown and used to create certain\ndata sets was obtained free of charge from and is copyrighted by RetroSheet.\nCopyright © 2000-2012\nSports Reference LLC.\nAll rights reserved.\nTips\nAutomatic Player Linking / Statistical Sharing Tool / Basic Player Linking / Data Coverage\nSee Front Page for time of last update\nMuch of the play-by-play, game results, and transaction information\nboth shown and used to create certain data sets was obtained free of\ncharge from and is copyrighted by RetroSheet.\nWin\nExpectancy, Run Expectancy, and Leverage Index calculations provided by Tom Tango of InsideTheBook.com, and\nco-author of The\nBook: Playing the Percentages in Baseball.\nTotal Zone Rating and Wins above Replacement calculations\nprovided by Sean Smith of BaseballProjection.com.\nFull-year\nhistorical Major League statistics provided by Pete Palmer and Gary Gillette of 24-7\nBaseball.\nSome\ndefensive statistics Copyright BIS, 2010-2011 .\nPlayer head\nshots courtesy of David Davis.\nMany thanks to him.\nWe have only\nselected seasons (players who debuted before 1960) for which we\nbelieve the image has reverted into the public domain.\nWe will\nquickly remove any images for which that can be shown to not be the\ncase.Please let us know if you are aware of any\nsuch images on this site.\nPlay Index\nLoading Photos from the George Grantham\nBain Collection at the Library of Congress\n", "entities": [{"start": 565, "end": 573, "label": ["65951"]}, {"start": 1632, "end": 1644, "label": ["18705784"]}, {"start": 4857, "end": 4860, "label": ["28825"]}, {"start": 7215, "end": 7218, "label": ["28825"]}, {"start": 8519, "end": 8527, "label": ["65951"]}, {"start": 8576, "end": 8586, "label": ["4898462"]}, {"start": 9035, "end": 9037, "label": ["3811"]}, {"start": 9040, "end": 9042, "label": ["842695"]}, {"start": 9152, "end": 9154, "label": ["3811"]}, {"start": 9156, "end": 9158, "label": ["842695"]}, {"start": 9160, "end": 9167, "label": ["1838769"]}, {"start": 9171, "end": 9173, "label": ["234786"]}, {"start": 9368, "end": 9370, "label": ["300752"]}, {"start": 9373, "end": 9375, "label": ["344836"]}, {"start": 9484, "end": 9486, "label": ["3811"]}, {"start": 9491, "end": 9493, "label": ["842695"]}, {"start": 9636, "end": 9637, "label": ["495652"]}, {"start": 9751, "end": 9752, "label": ["495652"]}, {"start": 9766, "end": 9768, "label": ["581933"]}, {"start": 9769, "end": 9771, "label": ["300740"]}, {"start": 9772, "end": 9774, "label": ["305185"]}, {"start": 9775, "end": 9777, "label": ["173555"]}, {"start": 11281, "end": 11298, "label": ["69307933"]}, {"start": 11330, "end": 11347, "label": ["69307933"]}, {"start": 11351, "end": 11358, "label": ["64646"]}, {"start": 11360, "end": 11373, "label": ["289876"]}, {"start": 11503, "end": 11522, "label": ["20050"]}, {"start": 11571, "end": 11585, "label": ["8579"]}, {"start": 11595, "end": 11614, "label": ["20050"]}, {"start": 11709, "end": 11719, "label": ["4898462"]}, {"start": 13259, "end": 13269, "label": ["4898462"]}, {"start": 13642, "end": 13652, "label": ["4898462"]}, {"start": 13730, "end": 13739, "label": ["4071304"]}, {"start": 13801, "end": 13812, "label": ["64493"]}, {"start": 13816, "end": 13824, "label": ["3850"]}, {"start": 13955, "end": 13967, "label": ["38776"]}, {"start": 13991, "end": 14002, "label": ["2253566"]}, {"start": 14007, "end": 14020, "label": ["20029461"]}, {"start": 14029, "end": 14037, "label": ["3850"]}, {"start": 14511, "end": 14530, "label": ["18944081"]}]}
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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0502wb-65-07212", "text": "Content-Length: 44805\nDate: Thu, 01 Mar 2012 23:09:06 GMT\nX-Varnish: 2518409314\nAge: 0\nVia: 1.1 varnish\nConnection: close\nGrowthology: Is the Recession U shaped?\nGrowthology\nCategories\nBlogging\nBooks\nCapitalism\nCities\nCOIN\nCreativeDestruction\nEconomic Growth\nEconomic Recovery\neducation\nEntitlements\nEntrepreneurs\nFinance\nGlobal\nhealth care\nHuman Capital\nInnovation\nJobs of the Future\nLaw and Entrepreneurship\nmovies\nPolicy\nQuotes\nRecession\nspace\nTechnology\nU.S. economy\nRecent Posts\nThe Nuances of Job Creation\nReading List\nUnintended Consequences of Italian Employment Policy\nCochrane's Euro question cleaves the blogosphere\nNewmark's Door's insights on inflation and education\nEconomics Haiku (Euro edition)\nFT/alphaville in from the cold with fringe-ish ideas\nEconomics Bloggers Survey - Q1 2012\nJob Growth at the \"Best Companies\"\nToday's Readings Relevant to Entrepreneurship\nArchives\nFebruary 2012\nJanuary 2012\nDecember 2011\nNovember 2011\nOctober 2011\nSeptember 2011\nAugust 2011\nJuly 2011\nJune 2011\nMay 2011\nMore...\nSearch\nWWW\nGrowthology\nLegal\nPlease take note of our disclaimers, privacy policy and other legal notifications.\n« Interview with SSRN's Founder |\nMain\n| Paul Krugman Kindles My Faith »\nJune 06, 2008\nIs the Recession U shaped?\nOn a day when the unemployment rate spikes by half a percentage point, we may be past questioning whether a recession in the U.S. is here. A month ago, Noriel Roubini framed the question smartly:In principle, the US recession could end up being shaped like a V, U, W, or L. Which of these four scenarios is most likely? The current consensus is that the recession will be V-shaped – short and shallow – and thus similar to the US recessions in 1990-91 and 2001, which lasted eight months each. Most analysts forecast that GDP will contract in the first half of 2008 and recover in the second half of the year. I expect a longer and deeper U-shaped recession, lasting at least 12 months and possibly as long as 18 months – one of the most severe US recessions in decades – because today’s macroeconomic and financial conditions are far worse. Now on the spectrum of macroeconomic analysis, growth sits on the long-term end of the spectrum, whereas recession-watching is on the short-term end. This is my way of saying, growthology.org really shouldn’t be commenting on the recession stuff ... too small ball. So here’s my justification:\nI’ve published on this topic recently. My little model - the employment recession indicator – says the recession probability is in the 50% range. It will go higher (and I’ll believe the recession has spread from financial markets to the real economy) once initial jobless claims rise above 400,000 consistently and unemployment goes to 6.0%. That may happen soon, and when it does, count me among the bears. But UI claims remain too low for a recession, and they tend to be early warning signals.\nThe specter of the Great Depression haunts any public conversation about economics, which includes this blog. And lest we forget, momentous shifts in popular and professional thinking occurred during the 1930s. In particular, the breakthrough work of our patron saint (Joseph Schumpeter) was notoriously overshadowed by the breakthrough work of JM Keynes.\nI dislike historical parallels such as “This recession has signs of becoming another great depression” because (here’s a Kane mantra) Growth Trumps All Historical Parallels.\nNo, America is not analogous to a new Roman Empire. No, the housing meltdown is not akin to 1929’s great crash. Technological dynamism makes modernity so different from previous eras that no parallel really works. To clarify the larger posturing, ask yourself this: what is more important to contemporary affairs: hegemony, terrorism, or technology? Answer: technology. What’s a bigger deal in the sweep of history: asset bubbles or technology? Answer: technology. Point being, I doubt the upcoming political debate of 2008 - which will focus on short-term economics and the War on Terror - will address the most important issue of technology acceleration and its implications. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0500wb-35-02519", "text": "ECS NEPAL | The Nepali Way\nSUBSCRIBE | CURRENT ISSUE | ARCHIVES | HAPPENINGS\nHOME\nFEATURES\nWHAT'S ON\nLIVING IN NEPAL\nPeople\nPlace\nFood\nCulture\nHeritage\nLifestyle\nArt\nPage Turner\nLocal Listening\nTravel Talk\nHigh Adventure\nHealth\nHelping Hand\nAdventure Sport\nEntertainment\nEXCLUSIVES\nPHOTOS\nPROMOTIONS\nHandiCrafts\nPashmina\nJewellery\nSERVICES\nECS NEPAL\nFEATURES COVER FEATURES\nGreen Hiker, Green Planet Trek\nJune 2011Text by : Anil ChitrakarPhotograph by : Prashant Singh, Arpan Shrestha and Ujjwal Thapa\nFacebook\nEmail\nPrint\nShare\nRed panda, sisnoo soup and a volleyball tournament\nThe famous Nepali poet Laxmi Prasad Devkota described Nepal as “Sundaar, Shanta, Bishal”- beautiful, peaceful and huge or ‘endless’. If you wish to experience the words of the famous poet, pick up your bag, put on your walking shoes and set out towards Langtang National Park. The pristine forest, the clear rivers, waterfalls and lakes, the colourful flowers, wildlife and birds, make every step you take worth while. Add to this the food, the local drinks, the music and cultural dances, the monasteries and the chortens and you will forget the effort you put in to get to these amazing sites. It is also a perfect venue to launch the “academic trek” in which people can get a real exposure to climate change, its impact, adaptation strategies and mitigation measures. Portions of the trail we walked on could be part of the proposed Great Himalayan Trail (GHT) that has been designed not just as a tourism product but will serve to provide connectivity for all settlements at the foothills of the Himalayas. It will form an integral part of Nepal’s adaptation plan against climate change.\nAll renewables- solar and hydro\nAt each of the lodges and tea houses that we had our meals or spent the night, there was either solar power or clean hydro power. The area is fortunate to have three hydro power plants- Devighat, Trishuli and the Chilime with potential for many more. The world is today putting out ninety million tones of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere each day. Under normal conditions, the atmosphere should contain only 350 parts per million of carbon dioxide, but today has reached 387.  Rasuwa district can easily become renewable energy self sufficient and ‘sell’ the surplus to Kathmandu and launch a domestic carbon trade mechanism. As it takes a lot of human effort to move goods up and down the slopes of Rasuwa, electricity powered ropeways can be a real possibility here. Biogas plants are also getting popular in the villages in the south of the district.\nRed, white and blue\nEach day we saw red and white rhododendron flowers along the trail against the clear blue sky. It did rain and it did snow, but it cleared up quickly to give us spectacular views of the flora and landscape of the area. Red, white and blue are the colors that make up the Nepali national flag and it is Nepal Tourism year. We all carried the flag, sticking out of each of our backpacks as we climbed up and walked down the slopes of the Himalayas. Recently there has been some debate as to whether we should change the flag. As you walk through Langtang, the blue becomes the sky and the numerous rivers, the white becomes the purity of the glaciers and the rhododendron, the red is the rhododendron and the blood of the entrepreneurial spirit of the people; and as long as the sun and moon comes up each day over the ridge to the east, this country will be there. The first night of our trek, we were greeted by a full moon.  Red, blue and white also make up the flag of the USA whose 60 years in Nepal we were celebrating.\nClimate change\nThe theme of the trek was to observe the impact of climate change and to see what efforts were underway to help and enable local people to adapt to these changes. We all had mixed feelings at the end of the trek. On the one hand climate change and its effects were real. We heard of changing rainfall patterns to new species of plants that were killing local livestock. We were told about change in habitat for local endangered species of flora and fauna and the unreliability of water supplies from traditional sources. A local woman had even composed a poem about climate change. What was really heart warming was to see how local communities had begun to create a seed bank to protect local gene varieties of crops. We saw how renewable energy sources were being harnessed to reduce pressure on the local forest such as biogas. We were delighted to see so much production of ‘organic’ food and to meet young people who were well educated about the complexity of climate change.\nTrout and strawberry\nRural Nepali villages, are not just about maize and soybeans or millet and buckwheat anymore, but have created good food out of local stingy nettle or “sisnoo.” When prepared and served in style, the local dish can be quite a delight. Further, it is also a pleasant surprise to see so many framers have begun strawberry farming in the area. Others are big into the Himalayan Rainbow Trout farming. The people are so enterprising and will do well against all odds. One does see “ready made noodles” of different brands everywhere along with carbonated drinks. We do not need to do much except give the trekker a choice and educate them about the value creation in the local economy if we eat local food. The milk and the cheese of the local areas are of really good quality. Everywhere we also had yogurt, alcoholic drinks made from locally grown millet which were offered as a welcome gesture in silver decorated cups and served from traditional decanters.\n60 years and 50 years\nThe people of the United States of America have been helping the people of Nepal for sixty years now. The US Agency for International Development USAID has helped so many Nepalis to acquire higher education and various trainings. World Wildlife Fund (WWF) has been helping protect Nepal’s globally unique flora and fauna for fifty years. The green hike, green planet trek was part of these anniversary celebrations. The American people have given so much to Nepal including highways, higher education institutes, ropeways, and so much more.  WWF has helped Nepal become a global leader in conservation of rich flora and fauna. Both deserve our gratitude and commitment to do more for ourselves as Nepalis. We need to take ownership of our challenges and begin to become proactive. Climate change, adaptation and mitigation could very well be an area where Nepal could take the lead. We watched the final game of a local volleyball tournament and gave away the WWF sponsored Red Panda Trophy and medals to the winning team!\nRasuwa Gaddi to Galchi\nThe trade volume between India and China in 2008 had exceeded a value of US $ 50 billion. The question that many ask is, can this go through Nepal? We do need to be organized if Nepal is going to take advantage of this instead of just a handful of “clever people” as in the past. The Rasuwa Gaddhi to Galchi highway is nearing completion with support from the Asian Development Bank (ADB). We drove back along this road and began a conversation centered around how this may serve as a green corridor between Nepal and Tibet, China that will enhance conservation and management of natural resources. Local people in Rasuwa aspire to send fresh “organic” food each day into Tibet. There is talk of a “green special economic zone” in the area as well. We have to make sure that illegal wildlife body parts do not travel on this road. We must also ensure that the “clean” river that currently flows along the highway does not suffer the same fate as others in the past.\nJust do it\nLangtang is waiting for you. There cannot be an excuse not to go enjoy and pamper yourself. It is a good place to mix work and holiday as well. Over the next weeks and months, many pilgrims will be going up to Gosaikunda. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-04-09196", "text": "Keystone Symposia | Scientific Conferences on Biomedical and Life Science Topics\nHome | My Account | Shopping Cart\n0\nAdvanced\nSanta Fe Community Convention Center\nGeneral Info/Weather  |  Travel/Transportation Info\nSanta Fe Community Convention Center Contact Information:\n201 West Marcy Santa Fe, New Mexico 87501-2032\nUSA\nWorld Clock (Find out the time anywhere in the world)\nElevation: 7000' (2134m)  About the altitude...\nMeetings at this Location\nSelect a meeting below for specific information about Santa Fe Community Convention Center:\nDrug Discovery for Protozoan Parasites (J1)    January 15 - 20, 2012  (Meeting has ended)\nFungal Pathogens (J2)    January 15 - 20, 2012  (Meeting has ended)\nObesity (J7)    January 29 - February 3, 2012  (Meeting has ended)\nPathogenesis of Diabetes (J8)    January 29 - February 3, 2012  (Meeting has ended)\nGeneral Information/Weather\nThe Santa Fe Community Convention Center is located within a few blocks of the Santa Fe marketplace, where local Indians exhibit and sell their hand-crafted products. Museums, art galleries and restaurants are easily accessible. Downhill and cross-country skiing is available at the nearby Santa Fe Ski Basin. Keystone Symposia will arrange a complimentary ski shuttle from the hotel to the Santa Fe Ski Basin.\n· Tip #1: The historic downtown of Santa Fe and a rental car agency are within a 1/4 block. · Tip #2: Spouses are able to receive full day discount lift tickets by purchasing lift tickets with the attending participant. · Tip #3: When traveling to the United States be sure to contact your Embassy for current Entry Requirements. To locate an Embassy near you visit http://embassyinformation.com. For USA Visa information visit http://travel.state.gov/visa/visa_1750.html.\nFood/Dining Notes: The food included will be:\nbuffet breakfast (each day of the meeting except departure day) coffee breaks, and social hour with light snacks during poster sessions. However the food offered varies site by site. Menus for daily food offered will be posted as well as menus for the area. Social Hour is provided to give conferees an opportunity to socialize, have a light snack and participate in the poster session. Limited seating is available.\nWEATHER NOTE:\nEven if you are NOT participating in outdoor activities we suggest you bring clothes appropriate for local weather temperatures. The meetings are \"resort casual\" in dress (khakis, jeans, casual shirts, sweaters). Clothes that can be layered for outdoor/indoor environment will work best.\nWeather from the Weather Channel\nAdditional weather resources from USA TODAY\nTravel/Transportation Information\nMap and Directions from Airport Detailed map of area and directions from recommended airport.  Airport Lodging Notes: The Crowne Plaza Albuquerque is offering a discounted corporate rate of $99/night. This discounted rate is available pre and post of the meeting dates. Please call the Crowne Plaza Albuquerque directly at 866.384.4934 (US and Canada) or 505.884.2500 and request the Keystone Symposia corporate rate.  Ground Transportation:\nFor transportation from the Albuquerque Airport to Santa Fe, call Sandia Shuttle Express at 888-775-5696 (In US & Canada), 505-474-5696.\nTo see the full schedule visit www.sandiashuttle.com. Please note the schedule is limited, so please plan accordingly. The cost is $40.00 round trip or $20.00 one way. NO ONLINE BOOKING. Advance reservations by phone, with credit card, are required; use the group code Keystone when booking your reservation in order to receive this rate. Reservations require a\n24-Hour Cancellation Notice. The check-in counter at the Albuquerque Airport is inside the terminal, on the Baggage Claim level across from Southwest baggage carousel #3.\n**Please note Sandia Shuttle\ndoes not provide transfers from the Santa Fe Regional Airport.**\nAnother option for transportation from the Albuquerque Airport to Santa Fe is The New Mexico Rail Runner Express which now runs all the way to Santa Fe and has a day pass rate of $7.00 if purchased online at http://www.nmrailrunner.com/.\nThe Santa Fe Pick-up has begun making rounds of Santa Fe's downtown area, designed to help give train passengers a way to get around once they step off the Rail Runner Express.\nThe service is free to anyone.\nRoutes start and end in front of the New Mexico Film Museum (the former Jean Cocteau Cinema) on Montezuma Avenue and run counterclockwise around downtown with stops at the Capitol/PERA building, the Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi, the Main Library, City Hall, the Santa Fe Community Convention Center/Santa Fe Plaza and Eldorado/Hilton hotels.\nStops are marked \"Pick It Up Here.\" An entire route takes about 18 minutes. The shuttles are scheduled to run from 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, and 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Saturday. There is no Sunday service. There are 10 routes on weekdays and six on Saturday, each synchronized with the arrivals and departures of the trains.\nTo view a schedule please click here.\nDriving Directions: From Albuquerque International Airport to Santa Fe is a 65 mile drive.\nFollow the signs approximately 1 mile (1.6 km) to North Interstate 25, approximately 49 miles (78 km) take Exit 276B, onto SR-599 North, signed \"Taos, Espanola, Los Alamos.\" At the end of SR-599, stay in the right lane, which exits into South 84/285 heading into Santa Fe. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-31-16772", "text": "KnowledgePlex: News\nlogin\nregister\nhelp\nTOOLS\nHome >\nPersonal Finance & Asset Creation >\nUnderserved Financial Markets >\nNews\nCalendar\nExpert Chats\nGroups\nSpecial Reports\nMultimedia\nTop News Stories\nWeek In Review Newsletter\nTOPICS\nAll Topics\nAffordable Housing Development & Finance\nEconomic Revitalization\nFair Housing\nHomelessness\nHomeownership & Mortgage Markets\nLand Use & Housing Planning\nOrganizational Development\nPersonal Finance & Asset Creation\nFinancial Literacy\nFinancial Strategies & Tools\nUnderserved Financial Markets\nPublic Housing\nSocial & Comprehensive Development\nThis page shows News related to Underserved Financial Markets, sorted in order of Relevance.\nThe percentage after each title shows how relevant that\nnews article is to the current topic.\nSort By:\nRelevance to the Topic\nPopularity on KnowledgePlex\nDate Published at the Source\nDate Added to KnowledgePlex\nNext 15\n|\nLast 15\nStories 1 to 15 of 46\nHearing of The House Financial Services Committee; Subject: Priorities For The Next Administration: Use of Tarp Funds Under The Emergency Economic Stabilization Act; Chaired By: Representative Barney Frank (D-MA) Witnesses Panel I: Donald L. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-42-25891", "text": "Connection: close\nVary: Accept-Language,Cookie,Accept-Encoding\nContent-Language: en-us\nContent-Length: 24879\nIndia's Floods: An Overview - Gospel for Asia\nI'm Here To:\nSponsor a Missionary\nSponsor a Child\nSponsor a Woman Missionary\nChurch Relations:\nInvite a Speaker to my Church\nSee our Speaker Schedule\nEmail Subscription:\nReceive Weekly Digest\nReceive Prayer Requests\nEndorsements:\nWhat Others are Saying\nI'd Like To:\nLearn More About GFA\nReach the Most Unreached\nSee our 100% Policy\nRead About our Values\nMeet the Founder\nSee Where We Work\nExplore Creative Giving:\nStocks and Mutual Funds\nReal Estate\nVehicles for Charity\nEstate Gifts: Wills, Trusts, Charitable Gift Annuities\nCost-Free Giving Area\nI Want To Give To:\nJesus Wells\nWidows/Abandoned Children\nBibles/Gospel Literature\nClean Water\nBicycles for Missionaries\nMissionary Film Teams\nTools for Missionaries\nEmpowering the Poor\nMajor Ministries\nLivestock for Needy Families\nCompassion Services:Leprosy, Slum, Medical and Disaster Relief Ministries\nWhere Most Needed\nGet Involved By:\nVolunteering\nJoining Staff\nGiving One-Year to:School of Discipleship (age 18-27)\nDoing a College Internship\nSharing a Powerful Book\nJoining the Prayer Team\nJoin in Prayer Services\nJoin The Conversation:\nFacebook -\nTwitter\nChristmas Gift Catalog\nI Want To Grow Through:\nFree PDF's and MP3's\nA Free Copy of Revolution In World Missions\nK.P.'s new book: No Longer A Slumdog\nDid You Know?\nWe Have a Kids Bicycle Program\nWe Have a Matching Gifts Program\nHave You Seen?\nThe Amazing Testimony of Prisoner Missionary Manja\nIn a hurry? Find it here.\nSign up for Email updates\nContact\nMy Account\nLog In\nSearch\nSearch\nAbout\nNews\nPhotos\nVideos\nPray\nGet Involved\nDonate\nSponsor Missionary\nSponsor Child\nFree Resources\nStore\nNews Home\nPersecution\nPhoto Stories\nNews / Feature Archive\nShare\n|\nIndia's Floods: An Overview\nfirst published: Sept. 14, 2006 – Gospel for Asia\nThe record flooding that hit India this year, causing widespread destruction and loss of life and affecting the missionary work of Gospel for Asia and other organizations, is a result of an annual meteorological event—the Southwest Monsoon.\nThis seasonal incident and its accompanying rains are both a blessing and a bane to the Indian Subcontinent, whose largely agricultural workforce depends on the monsoon for approximately 90 percent of its water supply.\n“Too much rain, or too little,” says BBC meteorologist Bill Giles, “means the difference between flood and famine.”\nOne Gospel for Asia correspondent reported on what “too much” looked like to a GFA survey team in one devastated region of Central India:\n“Thousands of people dead, families rendered homeless as their houses were swept away, cattle drowned, crops totally rooted out, villages submerged under the flood waters-and electricity, drinking water and communications systems totally failed.”\nThe floods have affected an especially large region of the country this year, stretching from Gujurat in the east to Nagaland in the west, and from Jammu & Kashmir in the north to southern Karnataka.\nRajasthan\nIndia’s western state of Rajasthan is known for its deserts, but over the last two weeks, vast areas of this region have been flooded. In a three-day period, Barmar district near Pakistan received 22.7 inches (57.7 cm) of rain—more than double its annual average. Over 800,000 in this region alone have been affected by the floods.\nAssam\nThis northeast Indian state forms a large part of the drainage system for the massive Brahmaputra River and its tributaries, which in flood stage often cut villages off from transportation, electricity and phone communication for weeks.\n“Normal life in these areas has been greatly affected,” said a GFA field correspondent, who reported that hundreds of pastors and church members suffered heavy damage and property loss. “We are struggling to recover.”\nGujarat\nWater covered up to half of Surat, Gujarat’s “Diamond City,” and affected an estimated 3.2 million people as a result of the heavy rains that fell in August. Much of the state is still under the threat of flooding, with several rivers at or above flood stage.\nMaharashtra\nFlash floods in this state swept away sections of railway line, submerged bridges and closed major highways. Low-lying areas in cities such as Nagpur and Mumbai were also affected, especially bringing suffering to the slum-dwellers and others with already inadequate shelter. Some homes, saturated with water, have collapsed, killing the residents inside.\nAndhra Pradesh\nThe consequences of the heavy rainfall severely impacted residents in thousands of villages in this state. With water levels in reservoirs rising dangerously, officials were forced to release millions of gallons of water into the already flooded rivers. Then, a tropical depression that formed in the Bay of Bengal caused more heavy rainfall for four straight days.\nTwo Koya tribal villages were completely wiped out when the Sabari and Seeleru Rivers rose 12 feet above their banks and swept through the communities. Villagers ran for a nearby hill as the rivers washed away their belongings and completely destroyed all 260 mud-and-bamboo homes. They waited for two days, without food or water, before aid arrived.\nMadhya Pradesh\nSome villagers were stranded after floods cut them off from roads and nearby towns. The city of Bhopal experienced rainfall of 35.4 inches (90 cm) in just one night, breaking a record of 30.31 inches (77 cm) set in 1973. A girl was killed and six people injured when a tree fell on the group due to the heavy rains.\nChhattisgarh\nWidespread rainfall has pounded the state and flood waters have overflowed at least one dam, causing further flooding downstream. In one district, 60 houses were completely isolated by the waters.\nOrissa\nThe threat of more rain came from the same tropical depression affecting Andhra Pradesh, and fishermen were cautioned to remain at home due to dangerously rough seas. Several rivers overflowed their banks and inundated large areas, and one city recorded rainfall of 6.7 inches (17 cm) in a 24-hour period.\nJammu & Kashmir\nA mountainous state, Jammu & Kashmir has not only experienced its share of floods, but landslides as well. As a result, residents faced transportation problems with stretches of highway either being under water, blocked or caved in. Twenty deaths were reported in the state, primarily from houses collapsing, and thousands of other homes were damaged.\nMonsoon Predictable? To a Point\nThe word “monsoon” comes from an Arabic word meaning “season,” and was first used in the 16th century by Portuguese and Dutch traders sailing the spice route to India. It refers to the seasonal wind pattern change that occurs over the Subcontinent: First, the land heats up during the first months of the year; then, as the hot air rises, moist air from the Indian Ocean blows in from the southwest to take its place, bringing heavy rainfall.\nRains from the yearly Southwest Monsoon generally begin in southern India around June 1 and spread northwest through June and July. The rains start to abate from the northwest in September and retreat to the southeast, leaving the Subcontinent around the middle of October. 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good value and surprisingly powerful\nPC Photography package.\nPhotoshop is so dominant that it has almost come to define its field\n- but it's certainly not the right photo editor for every user. To begin\nwith it's expensive and its high-end power is overkill for the average\nhome user. More importantly, for this largest market of all, Photoshop\nfails to provide any functionality in the most important area of all -\ndedicated handling of digital camera images. While Paint Shop Pro (see\npage ) tries to match Photoshop's functionality across the board at a\nbudget price, MGI PhotoSuite has instead chosen to try and fill the gap\nby targeting the more focused needs of the home photographer.\nIt's not just PhotoSuite's intended use that is so different. While Paint Shop Pro slavishly tries to copy the traditional Photoshop-style interface,\nPhotoSuite breaks new ground. Running down the left-hand side of the screen\nis the Activity panel which provides guided assistance to all commands\nand tools, while across the top of the screen is the navigation bar with\nbuttons for accessing the program's seven main modules - Get, Prepare,\nCompose, Organize, Share, Print and Browse. In many ways using the program\nis like visiting a well-structured and well thought-through Web site.\nThis shouldn't be too surprising as PhotoSuite is actually built on an\nembedded version of Internet Explorer 5.\nThe first of the PhotoSuite modules is Get which is used to access your\nimages from your computer or scanner or digital camera. The number of\ncameras PhotoSuite 4 supports directly - Agfa, Epson, Kodak and Olympus\n- has been increased, but you should be able to access most models through\nthe generic TWAIN interface. One limitation, especially compared to Paint Shop Pro's excellent image browser, is that the standard Open dialog can\nonly show one image preview at a time. MGI has thrown in a simple standalone\nViewer utility to help you quickly identify files but again this is restricted\nto showing single images.\nThis is disappointing, but PhotoSuite makes up for it with its Organize\nmodule. This lets you store multiple image thumbnails in named albums-\nideal for handling all your holiday or product shots for example. It takes\na little work to set up compared to Paint Shop Pro's instant browsing,\nbut it offers more power. To begin with you can add keywords for searching\nand sorting. More importantly, albums can be used as the basis for slideshows,\nprinting and Web display.\nPhotoSuite specializes in dealing with sets of images\n- ideal for PC Photography.\nAlbums also come into their own in the Prepare module as their images\ncan be displayed in the Library panel down the right hand side of the\nscreen and dragged and dropped onto the central image window for editing.\nThe Prepare module is itself split into separate modules, such as Rotate\nand Crop, TouchUp and Paint and Draw, to cover all editing tasks. The\nlevel of power on offer isn't quite up to Paint Shop Pro levels, but more\nusers will feel comfortable with PhotoSuite's simple Brightness/Contrast,\nGamma, Fix Colour and Image Enhance commands than with Paint Shop Pro's\nhistogram adjustments and technical filters.\nIn terms of new power the Prepare module sees four main enhancements.\nThe first is the introduction of the Photo Sprayer tool. This is a pretty\ntypical image hose used for spraying bitmap objects, such as flowers and\nbutterflies, onto your image. Again the control on offer is surprisingly\nadvanced with customisable size, spread and opacity and you can also create\nyour own nozzles. The second is a reworking of the existing PhotoTapestry\neffect. This takes an image and recreates it as a series of tiles based\non the collection of 30,000 supplied thumbnails. Now you can add your\nown image to the tile set or create a new set from scratch - though this\nis only practical if you have plenty of images and plenty of disk space!\nMuch the most impressive new feature is the complete overhaul of PhotoSuite's\nStitching capabilities based on PhotoVista technology MGI acquired from\nLivePicture. Now you can create seamless panoramas simply by dragging\nup to 48 images onto the main image window, roughly positioning them and\nthen selecting your camera lens type. You can even choose to create 360-degree\nimmersive panoramas. Generally the process is simple and the results are\nimpressive and you could easily expect to pay more for less powerful dedicated\nstitching software.\nThe Stitching feature is excellent for building up\npanoramas.\nThe fourth new editing advance is the improvement in what PhotoSuite\ncalls its \"cut-out\" handling. Essentially a cut-out is any selection of\nthe image that you make using the various marquee, magic wand and edge\nfinder tools and then float above the underlying image. Now cut-outs can\nbe stored by quickly sending them to the Library or by saving them to\nfile. You can also now change the edge fading and the overall opacity\nof the cut-out to make it seem a more integral part of the underlying\nimage.\nThis is undoubtedly a step forward but PhotoSuite definitely\nisn't the right program for producing advanced layer-based compositions.\nInstead its cut-outs are better seen as object-based props and indeed\nPhotoSuite provides a selection of props, such as hats and hair, for producing\nphoto-based projects in its Compose module. The obvious use is for producing\nhumorous cards and generally having a bit of fun but, amongst its selection\nof over 1200 templates, PhotoSuite also includes some high-resolution\nbusiness options for producing calendars, posters, business cards and\nso on.\nThe Compose module offers thousands of photo-based\nprojects.\nOnce you've finished preparing your photo or your project, the next step\nis to let others see it. The traditional approach to this is catered for\nwith PhotoSuite's Print module. This offers a print preview in which you\ncan size and position your image either automatically or interactively.\nAlternatively using the enhanced Print Multiple command you can print\nmultiple copies of the same image on the same page - important when photo-quality\npaper is so expensive. As well as generic layouts PhotoSuite now provides\nlayouts designed for Kodak and Avery stock, but there's still no option\nto create your own layout or to print different images on the same page.\nAlternatively you can cut out the need for paper completely\nwith the Share module. This lets you turn albums into slideshows complete\nwith full control over timings and transitions. You can also add sound\nand PhotoSuite 4 now supports MP3. If the person you want to show your\nphotos to isn't actually present you can use PhotoSuite's e-mail capability.\nThis lets you send individual or multiple files and lets you automatically\nconvert images to JPEG with the option of specifying a desired size. You\ncan even choose to send slideshows complete with an embedded player. Alternatively\nfor the widest possible access you can post your images to GatherRound.com.\nThe Share module lets you create advanced slideshows\nwhich can be sent as email.\nWeb access of this sort is increasingly important and PhotoSuite's Share\nmodule offers two new dedicated Web commands. The first is the Animated GIF command that lets you create and edit simple bitmap-based animations\nfor inclusion on your Web page. Like the slideshow feature this is based\non a storyline under the main image window where you can drag frames and\nset up transitions. This is effective for slideshow-style effects but\nuseless for others such as motion-based animation. Here you have to edit\nindividual frames and trying to swap between Share and Prepare modules\nsoon becomes a major headache.\nThe second new command lets you output image albums or selected images\nas Web pages. This support is based on the use of pre-designed templates\nthat you can customise to add your own titles, captions and dates. You\ncan also add or delete any object on the page, which is just as well as\nthe default designs are pretty awful with horrendous backgrounds and distracting\nanimated GIFs. Once you've customised a template, however, the end results\nare generally impressive though I would have preferred some simpler templates\nbased on a thumbnail index and full-size image pages rather than the combined\nslideshow pages.\nWeb templates can be customised - which is just as\nwell.\nAll told PhotoSuite's Web capabilities are a mixed bag with advanced\nfeatures in some areas and surprising weaknesses in others. In particular\nthe omission of any serious JPEG and GIF optimisation control is bizarre\n- why would you want to produce animated GIFs but not ordinary optimised\nGIFs? Hopefully PhotoSuite 5 will include a dedicated Save for Web dialog\nwith in-built preview and advanced JPEG and GIF control. In the meantime\nbudget users for whom Web imaging is important might well want to hold\noff to see what the imminent release of the Web-oriented PhotoImpact 6\noffers.\nPhotoSuite's mixed Web-imaging capabilities are particularly strange\nas otherwise the program has completely embraced the Net. In particular\nPhotoSuite's final module, Browse, takes advantage of its underlying browser-based\narchitecture to let you surf the Net from within the application! This\nlets you drag and drop images directly from the Web onto your library\n- copyright permitting. Via the dedicated PhotoSuite web site you can\nalso access extra content, new project templates, additional filters,\nonline tutorials and so on - all of which become a seamless part of the\nexisting program.\nThis is impressive stuff and MGI is leading the way when it comes to\nmerging computer and Web, application and content. There is a downside\nto PhotoSuite's browser-based approach, however, in that the program can\nsometimes seem unresponsive and really requires a speedy system to feel\ncomfortable. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-66-24342", "text": "Content-Length: 41585\nAbout Jose-Filipe Lima | GolfLink.com\nGolfLink\nTrack. Learn. Improve.\nFollow Us:\nHome\nGolf Courses\nCourse Finder\nYardage Maps\nCourse Flyovers\nGolfLink Top 100\nDriving Ranges\nMini Golf\nTournaments\nTee Times\nGolf Travel\nTop Golf Destinations\nResorts\nTravel Tips\nGolf Vacations\nInternational Golf\nGolf Real Estate\nTips & Lessons\nInstruction & Techniques\nBeginners\nGolf Tips\nInstructors\nGolf Fitness\nGolf Terms\nGolf Rules\nGreat Shots\nMy Game\nMy Profile\nMobile\nMy Yardage Maps\nMy Handicap\nMy Rounds\nMy Stats\nMy Videos\nMy Courses\nBlog\nPhotos\nMessages\nFriends\nGolf Gear & Reviews\nGolfers\nSign In\nRegister\nGolf Link\nGolf Tips & Lessons\nGolf Players & Coaches\nAbout Jose-Filipe Lima\nAbout Jose-Filipe Lima\nBy Matthew Fortuna\nJose Filipe Lima is a professional golfer who has played prominently on the European Tour and the Challenge Tour. Known for his early successes, charisma and good looks, Lima became a professional in 2002, though he has never reached any considerable level of success in the United States or the PGA. With four professional wins, Lima has won as an individual and has been recruited for various teams and championships over his career.\nGolf Tee Times\nGolf Travel Packages\nGolf Resorts\nCar Rentals\nGolf Vacations\nGolf Retail Stores\nFlight Deals\nDiscount Golf Clubs\nGolf Swing Improvement\nSponsored Links\nEarly Years\nLima was born on Nov. 26, 1981, in Versailles, France. His parents introduced him to golf at early age, and he hit his first golf balls as a 2-year-old growing up on the course at the Saint-Nom-la-Breteche Golf Club, the home course of the Trophee Lancome golf tournament. His first golf club was made by his father, who had a large influence on teaching him the game in his early years.\nBeginning in Golf\nThough both parents are Portuguese, Lima and his family spent his early years in France. He entered formal golf training when he attended the golf school at Saint-Nom-la-Breteche as a 7-year-old. It was at this point that his interest in golf escalated to a true passion, and he and his parents began to focus much of his time on the sport.\nEarly Career\nBy the end of 2001, the 20-year-old Lima had escalated his game to the top spot on the French amateur scene. He turned professional early the following year for the beginning of the season. He golfed for France for the first three years of his career, using the name Jose Filipe. His first professional post was on the Alps Tour in central Europe, where he moved up to the No. 4\nranking by the next year.\nSuccess\nHis high ranking in the Alps Tour earned him a spot on the more-coveted Challenger Tour for the beginning of the 2004 season. Though he had success on the Alps Tour, he gained his first tournament win at the Segura Viudas Challenge of Spain. Soon after he began to represent Portugal, instead of France, on the tour and re-adopted his birth name. He went on to win the AA St. Amer Open in 2004.\nRise in the World Rankings\nAfter his 2004 success, Lima rose to be the 73rd-ranked player in the European Tour classification and became the highest-ranked Portuguese player ever in 2005. His play in two years on the European Tour earned him his tour card for 2007, and his other wins over this time included the 2004 and 2005 Masters on the Alps Tour. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-73-35834", "text": "Cache-Control: max-age=0\nDate: Thu, 01 Mar 2012 19:36:13 GMT\nConnection: close\nLETTER: Says city protest response deplorable - Commentary - bellinghamherald.com\neEdition\nMobile Edition\nSubscribe Now\nPay Bill\nCustomer Service\nContact Us\nAdvertise\nSearch Newspaper Ads\nSubmit News\nSign Out\nSIGN IN BECOME A MEMBER\nSubscriber Services\nLocal News\nBlogs\nContests\nCalendar\nAnnouncements\nWeb cam\nTwitter\nPhoto galleries\nNews\nLocal\nCommunity News\nNorthwest\nNation\nWorld\nOn Patrol\nTraffic Cams\nPhotos\nSports\nSki to Sea\nHigh schools\nColleges\nNFL\nMLB\nNHL\nNBA\nMotorsports\nOutdoors\nPhotos\nBusiness\nBiz Blog\nWhatcom County Stocks\nTechnology\nOpinion\nCommentary\nEntertainment\nCalendar\nMovies\nDining\nHoroscopes\nSudoku\nContests\nPets\nObituaries\nPlace an obituary\nRead national obituaries\nShop\ndealsaver\nSearch Newspaper Ads\nLocal Coupons\nClassifieds\nLegal Notices\nPlace an Ad\nReal Estate\nView Open Houses\nRelocation Guide\nSearch apartments\nJobs\nAutos\nWeb Search powered by\nYAHOO!\nSEARCH\nBellinghamHerald.com\nArchives\nWeb Search\nfor\n0 comments\nPOSTED: Friday, Jan. 13, 2012\nUPDATED: Thursday, Jan. 12, 2012\nLETTER: Says city protest response deplorable\nLETTERS - COURTESY TO THE BELLINGHAM HERALD\nLETTERS\nE-Mail\nPrint\nReprint\nText Size:\ntool name\nclose\ntool goes here\nIs this really Bellingham?\nDid we just see our local \"storm troopers\" in full riot gear evicting peaceful protesters from the park?\nThe protesters who are brave enough to put themselves on the line in the struggle for a more equitable democracy, live in tents in the rain and cold, educate us to the facts of corporate thievery, be arrested?\nThe Occupy movement includes all voices for justice. They are our hope for our future. Rather than protecting the grass in the park, we should protect non-violent civil disobedience. The city's response was deplorable.Belle ShalomBellingham\nCopyright 2012 . All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.\nSimilar stories:\nLETTER: Calls for protesters to repair park\nLETTER: Calls for protesters to repair park\nOccupy Bellingham protesters have made their statements and we have heard their complaints about our world. They have discussed how to solve the world's economic and environmental problems. Now they can do the right thing and remain to clean up the mess they have made. The city can levy fines on those responsible for the destruction of public property and for encouraging others to do so. It is common practice for the city to demand restitution in such cases.\nThose who supported Bellingham protesters can also donate to the city to offset the cost to the taxpayers to clean up the human and material waste dumped in our park. Those who do not have the means to donate money can donate their time and volunteer to clean other areas of Bellingham littered with trash. Free speech is a right of every American; dumping your garbage in public is not.\nThe protesters can now claim a merit badge for civil disobedience. Play time is over; the Occupy Protesters should also demonstrate some respect to the citizens\nLETTER: Concerned about New York protesters\nLETTER: Concerned about New York protesters\nI am sure that I am not the only resident of Bellingham concerned by the recent displays of what I believe to be police brutality that occurred during the \"Occupy Wall Street\" protest in New York on Saturday, Sept. 24.\nDemonstrators protesting bank bailouts and the mortgage crisis were subjected to what I see as unwarranted aggression from members of the New York Police Department.\nLuckily, protesters were able to capture many incidences of this violence on video. But will these videos lead to an investigation into the conduct of New York's policeman? Currently, no investigation has been launched.\nProtesters block downtown Bellingham streets in 'Occupy Wall Street' rally\nProtesters block downtown Bellingham streets in 'Occupy Wall Street' rally\nBELLINGHAM - Parts of Cornwall Avenue were blocked as hundreds of protesters gathered downtown Friday afternoon, Oct. 7, to rally against economic inequality and corporations with too much power.\nThe rally was the first major local showing inspired by the Occupy Wall Street protests that have been going since September in New York.\nProtesters gathered on all four corners of Cornwall Avenue and East Magnolia Street at 4 p.m. and marched to the Bank of America on Holly Street, chanting \"Banks got bailed out, we got sold out.\"\nLETTER:Says police avoided protest violence\nLETTER:Says police avoided protest violence\nIn Bellingham, the natural decency of the citizens and our well-trained police kept the recent \"Wall Street\" protest from erupting into violence.\nA counter-protester in a big truck with a God Bless America sign stopped for the red light at the Federal Building corner just as a large group of protesters arrived. When the light turned green, he revved the engine and zipped down toward Railroad Avenue, leaving a streak of black smoke drifting through the crowd.\nHe circled the block to halt again at the red light as the crowds passed on the sidewalks. A policeman took a position between the truck and the crowd but one young woman sat down directly in front of the truck. As the light turned green, the trucker attempted to turn away from the woman and pass her but it was too close and other protesters began to fill up the pavement.\nLETTER: Unhappy with 'Occupy' protests\nLETTER: Unhappy with 'Occupy' protests\nI believe the supporters of the Occupy Wall Street protests include the Democratic Party, Communist Party USA, American Nazi Party, SEIU, United Federation of Teachers, Transport Workers Union Local, Islamic groups, MoveOn.org, Michael Moore and all the left wing, government-knows-best crowd.\nSome are calling for all-out revolution.\nIn soviet Russia, Stalin used this type of mob mentality in gaining power and referred to them as \"useful idiots.\"\nOur constitution and free-enterprise system affords citizens, including these protesters, more freedom and opportunity than available anywhere else in the world.\nRecent Stories in this Section:\nLETTER: Shares surprising geography question\nLETTER: Decries lack of independent thought\nLETTER: Excited by advances in education technology\nLETTER: Disputes pollution of carbon dioxide\nWHATCOM VIEW: Community Bill of Rights seeks to shift balance of power\nLinks no longer allowed in story comments - Click here for troubleshooting commenting or how to report violations\nComments with web links or photos are not accepted to avoid linking to inappropriate sites. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-76-28210", "text": "Cache-control: private\nProducts in Doctors - Allergy, Products in Doctors - Allergy in Faridabad.\nBusiness Directory, Online Business Sources, Business\nyellow pages\nHome | About\nUs | Contact Us\nIndia Page Online, Online\ntrade portal, India yellow page, B2B market place of india\nAbout\nFaridabad:\nFaridabad pronunciation\nis a major industrial city and population\ncenter in Haryana state, northern India. It\nis located in Faridabad District. the city\nwas founded in 1607 by Shaikh Farid, treasurer\nof Jahangir, with the object of protecting\nthe highway which passed through the town.\nShaikh Farid built a fort, a tank and a mosque\nwhich are in ruins. Later, it becomes the\nheadquarters of a pargana which was held in\njagir by the Ballabgarh ruler. Faridabad became\n12th district of Haryana State on 15th August,\n1979.\nFaridabad\nis about 25 Kilometres south of Delhi at\n28deg 25' 16\" North Latitude and 77deg\n18' 28\" East Longitude. It is bounded\nby the National Capital Territory of Delhi\non its north, Gurgaon District on the west,\nand of Uttar Pradesh State on its east and\nsouth. Delhi-Mathura National Highway No.2\npasses through the centre of the district.\nIt has an Indian Railway station on the\nDelhi-Mathura double track broad-gauge line\nof the Central Railway.\nFaridabad is famous for Henna Production\non agriculture sector while tractors, motorcycles,\nswitch gears, refrigerators, shoes and tires\nare other famous industrial products of\nthe city. Badkhal Lake tourist complex,\nSuraj Kund Tourist Complex, Aravalli Golf\nClub, Raja Nahar Singh Palace and Dabchick\nare the famous tourist spots. For the ease\nof civil administration, Faridabad District\nis divided into five sub divisions, Faridabad,\nBallabgarh, Palwal, Hodal and Hathin. Each\nsubdivision is headed by a sub-divisional\nofficer. Recently Faridabad has been suffering\ndue to the departure of many manufacturing\ncompanies. Faridabad has seen Gurgaon and\nNoida speed ahead in development with lot\nof multinational companies setting up there.\nGeography:\nFaridabad City itself is a plain bordered by the\nRiver Yamuna to the east and Aravalli Hills towards\nthe west and south West. Being in close proximity\nto the Yamuna the land east of the National Highway\nis better in quality than the western side. Today\nvirtually all of the land has been filled up with\nresidential housing as the population of the city\nswelled during the mid 90s.\nMuch like the rest of India the people of Faridabad\nrely on ground water for their basic needs which\nis the gift of good monsoon season. In Faridabad\nmost of the population is Sikhs and Hindus and\nhaving lot of Gurudwaras & Temples. Among\nmain Gurudwaras includes Santo Ka Gurudwara, Singh Sabha, Pothi Mala and amongst temples Hanuman\nMandir, Shiv Mandir and Ghusain Ka Mandir.\nTransportation:\nIt includes everything\nstarting from an auto-rickshaw to the rich cars\nlike Maybach. Auto-rickshaws run mainly on national\nhighway connecting Delhi border and Ballabgarh.\nLikewise other means of transport are taxis, buses\netc. Personal cars and two-wheelers have gradually\nbeen increasing since recent years making the city\ncause of jams and traffic blocks. Trains stop at\nthree railway stations in Faridabad connecting Ballabgarh\nto New Delhi. 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Sign in to vote on this topic and rank your ballot!\n333\n6232 p\nFirefox\n#1\nhttp://www.getfirefox.com/\n3 Comments\n303\n5533 p\nWikipedia\n#2\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia\nWikipedia is an international Web-based cooperative free-content encyclopedia. It exists as a wiki, a website that allows visitors to edit its content; the word Wikipedia itself is a portmanteau of wiki and encyclopedia and is often abbreviated to WP by its users. Wikipedia is written collaboratively by volunteers, allowing articles to be changed by anyone with access to the website.\nAdd a comment\n178\n3099 p\nLinux (GNU/Linux)\n#3\nLinux (also known as GNU/Linux) is a Unix-like computer operating system. It is one of the most prominent examples of open source development and free software; its underlying source code is available for anyone to use, modify, and redistribute freely.\n2 Comments\n154\n2566 p\nApache Server\n#4\nEven if you think you've never used Apache, you have. Apache serves 70% of all websites on the internet. http://www.apache.org/\n2 Comments\n134\n2259 p\nUbuntu Linux\n#5\nhttp://www.ubuntu.com/\nLinux for human beings! The Ubuntu community is built on the ideas enshrined in the Ubuntu Philosophy: that software should be available free of charge, that software tools should be usable by people in their local language and despite any disabilities, and that people should have the freedom to customise and alter their software in whatever way they see fit.\nThese freedoms make Ubuntu fundamentally different from traditional proprietary software: not only are the tools you need available free of charge, you have the right to modify your software until it works the way you want it to.\nAdd a comment\n118\n1776 p\nOpenOffice\n#6\nA free, open source\nreplacement for MS office, and it mostly works well with MS documents. Download at http://www.openoffice.org/\n1 Comment\n110\n1663 p\nPHP\n#7\nhttp://www.php.net PHP: Widely-used general-purpose scripting language that is especially suited for Web development and can be embedded into HTML.\n1 Comment\n111\n1647 p\nVLC\n#8\nhttp://www.videolan.org/vlc/\n1 Comment\n98\n1349 p\nMySQL\n#9\nMySQL is the fast, simple-to-use database engine driving the vast majority of open source-powered websites, for which its\nexcellent read performance is ideal. It is easily \"the world's most popular open source database,\" as its commercial proponent MySQL AB asserts.\n1 Comment\n94\n1241 p\nBitTorrent\n#10\nhttp://www.bittorrent.com/ BitTorrent is a peer-assisted, digital content delivery platform that provides the fastest, most efficient means of distributing, discovering, and consuming large, high-quality files on the Web.\n7 Comments\n76\n1195 p\nPython\n#11\nhttp://www.python.org/\nPython is a dynamic object-oriented programming language that can be used for many kinds of software development. It offers strong support for integration with other languages and tools, comes with extensive standard libraries, and can be learned in a few days. Many Python programmers report substantial productivity gains and feel the language encourages the development of higher quality, more maintainable code.\nAdd a comment\n85\n1190 p\nGimp\n#12\nhttp://www.gimp.org/\nAdd a comment\n75\n1140 p\nEclipse\n#13\nhttp://www.eclipse.org/\nEclipse is an open source IDE project that can be used for all sorts of development. I have been using the elcipse IDE for 2+ years now and love it. Very well done.\n2 Comments\n65\n969 p\nBlender 3D\n#14\nBlender is the open source software for 3D modeling, animation, rendering, post-production, interactive creation and playback. Available for all major operating systems under the GNU General Public License.\nAdd a comment\n60\n923 p\nDrupal\n#15\nMore than just a CMS, perhaps the finest constructed middleware application server platform in all of Open Source-dom.\nAdd a comment\nUp to 60 characters.If your \"answer\" is an image or photo, this will be the title.\nPage: 1234567891011121314  Next ›\n1-15 of 206\nAnalytics\n800 grupies have voted on one or more of the 206 answers. This topic was started by\nholotone\non\nJune 6th, 2006. Tags: foss, open source, oss, tech\nMore Reports\nTopic Report\n800 grupies have voted on one or more of the 206 answers. This topic was started by a member named \"holotone\" on\nJune 6th, 2006.\nMap New!\nVoters for this Topic\nSince June 6th, 2006\nLoading...\nAfrica\n|  Asia\n|  Europe\n|  Middle East\n|  South America\n|  USA\n|  World\nAdd another map\n- Maps by answer -\nPoints Per Answer (Top 20)\nThe chart failed to load.\nPlease make sure you have the latest version of the flash player.\nYou might also try clearing your browser cache.\nComments\nAdd a Comment\nType your comment:\nCancel\nPlease sign in or register to rate this.\nSweetlilCherry\n5 years ago\nComment hidden due to your settings for mature content  |  + Show comment anyway\nGrupies think this comment is irrelevant  |  + Show comment anyway\nTHIS IS A STUPID TOPIC!\nReply\nLink\nType your comment:\nCancel\nPlease sign in or register to rate this.\nholotone\n5 years ago\nComment hidden due to your settings for mature content  |  + Show comment anyway\nYou marked this comment as irrelevant  |  Still visible to others  |  + Show comment anyway\nDigg 'em if ya got 'em!\nhttp://digg.com/genera...Open_Source\nReply\nLink\nType your comment:\nCancel\nPlease sign in or register to rate this.\nThinkerMaddy\n5 years ago\nComment hidden due to your settings for mature content  |  + Show comment anyway\nYou marked this comment as irrelevant  |  Still visible to others  |  + Show comment anyway\nWikipedia, Firefox and Ubuntu are extremely close contenders. It's like having to choose best of the best. Wikipedia for me, since it covers an almost universal domain of knowledge, not just computers.\nReply\nLink\nType your comment:\nCancel\nPlease sign in or register to rate this.\ndelpino\n5 years ago\nComment hidden due to your settings for mature content  |  + Show comment anyway\nGrupies think this comment is irrelevant  |  + Show comment anyway\nYou didn't include any Online Organizer like Blue Smiley Organizer:\nhttp://www.bookmark-manager.com/\nReply\nLink\nType your comment:\nCancel\nPlease sign in or register to rate this.\nramkumarkb\n5 years ago\nComment hidden due to your settings for mature content  |  + Show comment anyway\nGrupies think this comment is irrelevant  |  + Show comment anyway\nI think TWiki (http://www.twiki.org) definitely needs to be mentioned in this list!\nReply\nLink\nType your comment:\nCancel\nPlease sign in or register to rate this.\nholotone\n5 years ago\nComment hidden due to your settings for mature content  |  + Show comment anyway\nYou marked this comment as irrelevant  |  Still visible to others  |  + Show comment anyway\nThe list is a work in progress, and is becoming more useful and accurate as people continue to add and vote on their favorites; If something doesn't look right, help us improve the list by contributing new answers, votes, and comments...!\nReply\nLink\nType your comment:\nCancel\nPlease sign in or register to rate this.\narrash\n5 years ago\nComment hidden due to your settings for mature content  |  + Show comment anyway\nYou marked this comment as irrelevant  |  Still visible to others  |  + Show comment anyway\nUbuntu, Debian, Wikipedia, and Firefox.\nThose three are tied in my mind for their outstanding innovation, contribution to the state of the global community as a whole, and the fostering of access, knowledge, and excellence.\nI use Ubuntu and Debian exclusively.\nReply\nLink\nType your comment:\nCancel\nPlease sign in or register to rate this.\nTheAdventMaster\n5 years ago\nComment hidden due to your settings for mature content  |  + Show comment anyway\nYou marked this comment as irrelevant  |  Still visible to others  |  + Show comment anyway\n^_^;; FreeBASIC is very helpful. It's made so much progress and has sped up my programming efforts very much so.\nReply\nLink\nType your comment:\nCancel\nPlease sign in or register to rate this.\nhajush\n5 years ago\nComment hidden due to your settings for mature content  |  + Show comment anyway\nYou marked this comment as irrelevant  |  Still visible to others  |  + Show comment anyway\nGreat topic, thanks. It's great to revisit this one, and to see so many additional projects listed, some of which look pretty cool.\nReply\nLink\nType your comment:\nCancel\nPlease sign in or register to rate this.\nk40s\n5 years ago\nComment hidden due to your settings for mature content  |  + Show comment anyway\nYou marked this comment as irrelevant  |  Still visible to others  |  + Show comment anyway\nReally the first would be LINUX because if we count the votes of linux, ubuntu linux and debian they have more votes than firefox\nRealmente debiera ser primero linux porque sumando los votos de linux, ubuntu linux y debian suman mas que firefox\nReply\nLink\nType your comment:\nCancel\nPlease sign in or register to rate this.\nrootneg2\n5 years ago\nComment hidden due to your settings for mature content  |  + Show comment anyway\nYou marked this comment as irrelevant  |  Still visible to others  |  + Show comment anyway\nI'm surprised that the GPL still hasn't made it to the front page yet; come on people!\n@hajush: I wholeheartedly agree; it's fun to come back to and check up on. I've found out about a bunch of cool projects that i wouldn't have otherwise\n@k40s\nWell.... Technically Linux is solely the kernel itself, a project in it's own right. When people usually talk about GNU/Linux as an OS, however, it's no longer a single project. I consider the answer for Debian as a project which utilizes the Linux kernel (or the HURD, the BSD kernel, etc.), and then Linux as a project in it's own right which is *just* the kernel development team.\nReply\nLink\nType your comment:\nCancel\nPlease sign in or register to rate this.\nholotone\n5 years ago\ni  Comment hidden due to your settings for mature content  |  + Show comment anyway\nYou marked this comment as irrelevant  |  Still visible to others  |  + Show comment anyway\nG-P-L!\nLink\nPlease sign in or register to rate this.\nholotone\n4 years ago\ni  Comment hidden due to your settings for mature content  |  + Show comment anyway\nYou marked this comment as irrelevant  |  Still visible to others  |  + Show comment anyway\nFor those who missed the news:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gpl3#Version_3\nLink\nReply to this thread\nPlease sign in or register to rate this.\nTraroth\n4 years ago\nComment hidden due to your settings for mature content  |  + Show comment anyway\nYou marked this comment as irrelevant  |  Still visible to others  |  + Show comment anyway\nThis topic is really a cool digest of interesting projects. A cool place where find projects I didn't know yet. Continue to add more of them!\nReply\nLink\nType your comment:\nCancel\nPlease sign in or register to rate this.\nVerifex\n4 years ago\ni  Comment hidden due to your settings for mature content  |  + Show comment anyway\nYou marked this comment as irrelevant  |  Still visible to others  |  + Show comment anyway\nI love this list, I'm going to add some more to it as I find em. I can't believe Paint.NET wasn't on there, it's a pretty impressive alternative to GIMP. Ever since I went to Paint.NET I never looked back at GIMP again.. hehe\nLink\nPlease sign in or register to rate this.\nTraroth\n4 years ago\ni  Comment hidden due to your settings for mature content  |  + Show comment anyway\nYou marked this comment as irrelevant  |  Still visible to others  |  + Show comment anyway\nFeel free to add it...\nLink\nReply to this thread\nPlease sign in or register to rate this.\njc\n4 years ago\nComment hidden due to your settings for mature content  |  + Show comment anyway\nYou marked this comment as irrelevant  |  Still visible to others  |  + Show comment anyway\nI can't believe that so many of these answers are not even open source\nReply\nLink\nType your comment:\nCancel\nPlease sign in or register to rate this.\ndavidthedrake\n4 years ago\ni  Comment hidden due to your settings for mature content  |  + Show comment anyway\nYou marked this comment as irrelevant  |  Still visible to others  |  + Show comment anyway\nYea, but there are a LOT that are.\nLink\nPlease sign in or register to rate this.\njc\n4 years ago\ni  Comment hidden due to your settings for mature content  |  + Show comment anyway\nYou marked this comment as irrelevant  |  Still visible to others  |  + Show comment anyway\n@davidthedrake\nright you are, dave, but a giving an answer like \"del.icio.us\" to the question \"Best Open Source Project?\" is like answering the question \"Best Restaurant in Town?\" with \"Home Depot\"\nLink\nPlease sign in or register to rate this.\ndavidthedrake\n4 years ago\ni  Comment hidden due to your settings for mature content  |  + Show comment anyway\nYou marked this comment as irrelevant  |  Still visible to others  |  + Show comment anyway\n*shrug* Mark the answer as irrelevant then. With enough votes, it'll get hidden from view.\nThe tools are there, just gotta use them. ;)\nLink\nPlease sign in or register to rate this.\nrootneg2\n3 years ago\ni  Comment hidden due to your settings for mature content  |  + Show comment anyway\nYou marked this comment as irrelevant  |  Still visible to others  |  + Show comment anyway\nWell, the description states that it doesn't have to be specifically GPL'd software, but simply any project that uses the \"open source model\" i.e. collaborative, open information sharing. I would say that del.icio.us or grupthink fit this description.\nLink\nReply to this thread\nPlease sign in or register to rate this.\nkeywordsforall.com\n4 years ago\nComment hidden due to your settings for mature content  |  + Show comment anyway\nGrupies think this comment is irrelevant  |  + Show comment anyway\nvery interesting list - more can be find at http://www.howtobuildw...list-review\nReply\nLink\nType your comment:\nCancel\nPlease sign in or register to rate this.\naquadonia\n3 years ago\nComment hidden due to your settings for mature content  |  + Show comment anyway\nYou marked this comment as irrelevant  |  Still visible to others  |  + Show comment anyway\nThanks for starting this topic! I hadn't known about a lot of these. :o)\nReply\nLink\nType your comment:\nCancel\nPlease sign in or register to rate this.\ngrupthinkfan\n3 years ago\nComment hidden due to your settings for mature content  |  + Show comment anyway\nYou marked this comment as irrelevant  |  Still visible to others  |  + Show comment anyway\nThis topic is great and very helpful.\nReply\nLink\nType your comment:\nCancel\nPlease sign in or register to rate this.\nLeldon\n5 months ago\nComment hidden due to your settings for mature content  |  + Show comment anyway\nYou marked this comment as irrelevant  |  Still visible to others  |  + Show comment anyway\nI'd like to add http://freescreenrecorder.net/ (Screen Recorder\n", "entities": [{"start": 3432, "end": 3441, "label": ["5043734"]}, {"start": 3593, "end": 3602, "label": ["5043734"]}, {"start": 3680, "end": 3682, "label": ["234786"]}, {"start": 3697, "end": 3706, "label": ["5043734"]}, {"start": 3865, "end": 3870, "label": ["6097297"]}, {"start": 3886, "end": 3895, "label": ["6097297"]}, {"start": 3902, "end": 3906, "label": ["21347364"]}, {"start": 4346, "end": 4351, "label": ["6097297"]}, {"start": 4374, "end": 4380, "label": ["30404350"]}, {"start": 4728, "end": 4734, "label": ["30404350"]}, {"start": 5369, "end": 5374, "label": ["19545"]}, {"start": 5618, "end": 5626, "label": ["444527"]}, {"start": 5698, "end": 5708, "label": ["68465128"]}, {"start": 5948, "end": 5954, "label": ["23862"]}, {"start": 6215, "end": 6221, "label": ["23862"]}, {"start": 6478, "end": 6485, "label": ["216958"]}, {"start": 6678, "end": 6685, "label": ["81926"]}, {"start": 6718, "end": 6729, "label": ["30873116"]}, {"start": 6936, "end": 6939, "label": ["62718410"]}, {"start": 8729, "end": 8738, "label": ["5043734"]}, {"start": 8740, "end": 8747, "label": ["210892"]}, {"start": 8752, "end": 8758, "label": ["30404350"]}, {"start": 8836, "end": 8845, "label": ["5043734"]}, {"start": 9535, "end": 9540, "label": ["275801"]}, {"start": 10938, "end": 10947, "label": ["1443566"]}, {"start": 12255, "end": 12258, "label": ["18938683"]}, {"start": 12498, "end": 12503, "label": ["6097297"]}, {"start": 12593, "end": 12596, "label": ["6097297"]}, {"start": 12597, "end": 12602, "label": ["6097297"]}, {"start": 12609, "end": 12611, "label": ["22194"]}, {"start": 12681, "end": 12687, "label": ["8242"]}, {"start": 12720, "end": 12732, "label": ["21347315"]}, {"start": 12741, "end": 12745, "label": ["13236"]}, {"start": 12751, "end": 12754, "label": ["18933111"]}, {"start": 12779, "end": 12784, "label": ["6097297"]}, {"start": 16400, "end": 16403, "label": ["18938683"]}, {"start": 17889, "end": 17904, "label": ["1602071"]}]}
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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0502wb-05-04897", "text": "Server: Microsoft-IIS/7.0\nX-Powered-By: PHP/5.3.6\nX-Pingback: http://www.candler.emory.edu/admissions/blog/xmlrpc.php\nX-Powered-By: ASP.NET\nDate: Thu, 01 Mar 2012 20:51:46 GMT\nConnection: close\nContent-Length: 40437\nDr. Fry Brown | Enthused!\n\\in-'thüzd\\:\nHome\nEnthused!\n\\in-'thüzd\\:\nfrom Greek “en-Theos” –God within 1) filled with inspiration [-adj.] 2) The blog for Candler School of Theology [-n.]\nAug\n29\n2008\nHere we go!\nFrom Brad Schweers:\nCandler School of Theology has just wrapped up New Student Orientation week for our 174 incoming Master of Divinity (MDiv), Master of Theolgical Studies (MTS), Master of Theology (ThM), and Doctor of Theology (ThD) students. We are completely moved into our new home at 1531 Dickey Drive. The Theology and Ethics building is a five-story, LEED-certified green building with fantastic natural light, spacious offices and classrooms, and all of the latest technology. The Theology building is over twice the size of the old Bishops Hall, and yet uses less electrical power! Woohoo!!!\nHere are some highlights of the week:\nMondayStudents checked in for pre-orientation, taking care of IDs and parking passes, configuring laptops, and tidying up financial aid matters. Some thoughts and themes heard as people anticipate starting seminary include: excited, anxious and excited, wondering how classes are going to be after being out of school for ten years, nervous, happy to be in Atlanta, looking forward to classes starting, and not feeling\nready for the summer to be over.\nTuesdayThM and MTS students spent Tuesday around campus, meeting with Dr. Steve Kraftchick and their advisors, touring the Candler and Emory campuses and libraries, and finished up with night swimming and dinner at Drs. Medi Volpe and Lewis Ayres‘ house. No doubt St. Augustine was on the menu.\nWednesdayMDiv students were on campus for orientation. Chapel service was led by Rev. Dr. Joel LeMon, Asstistant Professor of Old Testament. The Scripture text was from Psalm 119–a 176-verse acrostic poem and the longest chapter in the Bible–and Dr. Lemon had the entire chapel chanting the Hebrew alphabet from Aleph to Tav while exploring the He verses (33-40) which emphasize God’s movement in our lives. (A side note: I sat in the west balcony of Cannon Chapel, where I have sat many times before, but for the first time noticed the similarities between Paul Rudolph‘s square design (see right, view from the west balcony) and the design of the Frank Lloyd Wright‘s Unity Temple (below, view from east balcony) in Oak Park, IL. Both have wonderful natural light filling the worship spaces from above, seating in-the-round, long vertical elements, and a great square pillar of space in the center. Wright’s Temple is more symetrical, orderly, and rectilinear while Rudolph’s Chapel is flowing, raw, and spiraling–both are great and unique spaces.\nThursdayMDiv students heard about the new curriculum from Dr. Gail O’Day and other faculty members. Worship was led by Rev. Dr. Teresa Fry Brown. Her sermon was about newness–the theme for Candler these days!!–and new Candler Assistant Professor of Theology and Culture Andrea White lent her musical talents on the violin. Students met their advisors and visited their Contextual Education I sites.\nFridayBooks are being bought in the bookstore and online, classes are being added and dropped, and, most importantly, new student get-togther parties have been planned on Facebook for the Labor Day weekend\n", "entities": [{"start": 288, "end": 293, "label": ["12108"]}, {"start": 306, "end": 309, "label": ["5042765"]}, {"start": 368, "end": 394, "label": ["1866969"]}, {"start": 445, "end": 471, "label": ["1866969"]}, {"start": 492, "end": 515, "label": ["4790944"]}, {"start": 542, "end": 560, "label": ["647722"]}, {"start": 562, "end": 566, "label": ["647722"]}, {"start": 599, "end": 602, "label": ["79659599"]}, {"start": 625, "end": 628, "label": ["2198777"]}, {"start": 784, "end": 788, "label": ["59850010"]}, {"start": 1422, "end": 1429, "label": ["3138"]}, {"start": 1524, "end": 1527, "label": ["2198777"]}, {"start": 1532, "end": 1535, "label": ["79659599"]}, {"start": 1640, "end": 1647, "label": ["1866969"]}, {"start": 1652, "end": 1657, "label": ["42730"]}, {"start": 1752, "end": 1763, "label": ["19179879"]}, {"start": 1781, "end": 1794, "label": ["109790"]}, {"start": 1938, "end": 1951, "label": ["22326"]}, {"start": 1957, "end": 1966, "label": ["23410414"]}, {"start": 1981, "end": 1990, "label": ["1719973"]}, {"start": 2048, "end": 2053, "label": ["3390"]}, {"start": 2062, "end": 2067, "label": ["21299730"]}, {"start": 2103, "end": 2109, "label": ["13450"]}, {"start": 2124, "end": 2129, "label": ["1780316"]}, {"start": 2133, "end": 2136, "label": ["1769607"]}, {"start": 2191, "end": 2194, "label": ["5042765"]}, {"start": 2461, "end": 2479, "label": ["10683"]}, {"start": 2482, "end": 2494, "label": ["1247045"]}, {"start": 2530, "end": 2538, "label": ["111027"]}, {"start": 2540, "end": 2542, "label": ["14849"]}, {"start": 2713, "end": 2719, "label": ["10683"]}, {"start": 2722, "end": 2728, "label": ["48134"]}, {"start": 3051, "end": 3058, "label": ["1866969"]}, {"start": 3080, "end": 3087, "label": ["1866969"]}, {"start": 3432, "end": 3440, "label": ["7529378"]}, {"start": 3449, "end": 3466, "label": ["19156272"]}]}
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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0502wb-33-10905", "text": "X-Cache: MISS from ameinfo.com\nConnection: close\nCitibank UAE participates in Injaz-UAE Job Shadow Day Programme | Citibank | AMEinfo.com\nAME Info - The ultimate Middle East business resource\nArabic\nNewsletters\nRegister\nWhy Register\nRegister\nLogin\nLog in to AMEInfo.com\nLogin\nRemember me\nForgot your password?\nDon't have an account? Register\nGo\nAdvanced Search\nIndustries\nCompanies\nEvents\nVideo & Audio\nJobs\nCountry Guides\nGrow Your Business\nHome : News : Company News : C : Citi : Citibank\nBrowse\nrelated articles\n« Previous article\nNext article »\nCitibank UAE participates in Injaz-UAE Job Shadow Day Programme\nUnited Arab Emirates:\nSunday, February 12 - 2012 at 14:04\nPRESS RELEASE\nRelated content\nCitigroup appoints Elissar Farah Antonios as CEO of... »\nPictet appoints UAE new management team »\nEmirates NBD investment CEO leaving after 20 years  »\nAbu Dhabi aided Emirates NBD in Dubai Bank buy »\nCitibank UAE recently hosted Grade 12 students from Za'abeel Public School for Girls, as part of JA Job Shadow programme, organized by Injaz-UAE. The young girls spent the day at the bank for an authentic work world experience, as they walked in the shoes of Citi professionals, who have volunteered for the day to share their daily work activities and skills.\nCiti hosts introduced students to various departments including E-Business, Tech, Account Documentation, Branch Banking, Compliance, Corporate Affairs, HR, Citi Services, Tele Marketing, and CitiPhone.In collaboration with Citibank,this visit introduced students to career options and the skills required to enter the banking sector. During the day, volunteer hosts interacted with students in a two-way dialogue, leading to sharing career aspirations by students and career experience by the host. In addition, the volunteer hosts, who acted as role models, offered valuable career guidance as they gave students real-life insight and first-hand experience into the corporate world.\"It was invigorating while interacting with bright, young, enthusiastic Emiratis,\" said Lata Swaminathan, Vice President, Acquisitions & Marketing, Middle East, Citibank, NRI Business, Dubai.The Job Shadow Day primarily focuses on developing students' work-readiness skills that prepares them for the modern world of work. The program is designed to introduce students to careers through one-day, on-site orientations for an authentic real-world experience, enhanced with a variety of classroom preparatory and follow-up learning activities. The program takes youth out of their school day and everyday environment to expose them to jobs and introduce them to role models who can help them plan for their future. The program also enables youth to become knowledgeable about a wider range of career avenues and an array of social and personal aspects that impact their career choices and future goals.Expressing her satisfaction with the experience, EramAsghar Mohammad had spent her Job Shadow Day in the HR Department and attended a real interview. She commented \"The interviewee lacked confidence and basic work readiness skills that we had been taught in the classroom; therefore, it was a no hire for me.\" The programme takes youth out of their school day and everyday environment to expose them to jobs and introduce them to role models who can help them plan for their future. The programme also enables youth to become knowledgeable about a wider range of career avenues and an array of social and personal aspects that impact their career choices and future goals. Venus Alde, Learning & Development Head, Citibank - UAE, commented \"We were delighted to take part in INJAZ's Job Shadow Day programme and be able to provide the students from Za'abeel School the opportunity to explore the world of banking.\nThe visit provided them enriching and experiential learning where they experienced a typical day at Citi with the guidance of their Job Shadow Hosts. During their visit they had a better understanding of our working environment, discovered skills required for the career they are interested in and understood the importance of team work and interpersonal skills.\nFor many of the students, the experience led them to explore and think of various career options that they've never considered before.\"\"For the Job Shadow Hosts, being able to take part in such an initiative was indeed a rewarding experience. We are all glad to be able to make a difference,\" she added.Citibank will open its doors every semester to host high school and university students at its premises to implement the programme. Citi volunteers also deliver a number of world-class INJAZ-UAE programs, namely Personal Economics and JA Banks in Action.\"With Citi's collaboration, we are shaping the development of Emirati youth and the future leaders of this country, by giving them a foretaste of career opportunities\nthat exist in the banking sector, and in a larger context, the private-sector,\" said Sulaf Saleh Al-Zu'bi, CEO, INJAZ-UAE. \"The Job Shadow is an intriguing andinvaluable learning experience for students. The programme pairsclassroom learning with real work exposure to the corporate world. Because of this exposure, they understand the requirements of the modern workplace and what it takes to succeed. As a result, they are able to plan their careers and make better choices that match their skills and abilities.\"\"Citi volunteers have played a remarkable role as they their experiences and skills to help prepare students to meet the challenges of the real world,\" she added.\nThe Job Shadow Day primarily focuses on developing students' work-readiness skills that prepares them for the modern world of work.\nEnlarge »\nArticle Options\nPDF\nE-mail\nPrint\nSave\nLogin to Add to Watchlist\nLog in to request more information from Citibank\nRelated site: http://www.citi.com\nPosted by Rana Mesbah\nSunday, February 12 - 2012 at 14:04 UAE local time (GMT+4)\nReplication or redistribution in whole or in part is expressly prohibited\nwithout the prior written consent of AME Info FZ LLC / Emap Limited.\nNotes and Media Contacts »\nAbout Citi:Citi, the leading global financial services company, has approximately 200 million customer accounts and does business in more than 160 countries and jurisdictions. Citi provides consumers, corporations, governments and institutions with a broad range of financial products and services, including consumer banking and credit, corporate and investment banking, securities brokerage, transaction services, and wealth management.\nAbout Citi Foundation:The Citi Foundation is committed to the economic empowerment and financial inclusion of individuals and families, particularly those in need, in the communities where we work so that they can improve their standard of living. Globally, the Citi Foundation targets its strategic giving to priority focus areas: Microfinance, Enterprise Development, Youth Education and Livelihoods, and Financial Capability and AssetBuilding. The Citi Foundation works with its partners in Microfinance and Enterprise Development to support environmental programs and innovations. Additional information can be found at www.citifoundation.com. About INJAZ-UAE:INJAZ-UAE is a member of Junior Achievement Worldwide, the world's largest non-profit business education organization. INJAZ-UAE is a partnership between the business community, educators and volunteers - working together to inspire and prepare young people to succeed in a global economy. INJAZ-UAE and its regional partner, INJAZ Al-Arab, mobilize the private sector to help create a new generation of motivated and professional graduates by sending corporate volunteers to classrooms across MENA to train youth in success skills, entrepreneurship and financial literacy — narrowing the gap between students and the world of work. The organization targets 11-24 year-old students. INJAZ-UAE is led by a national board of business leaders who share a common ideal for youth and provide overall direction, funding and good governance.\nAbout JA Worldwide:JA Worldwide is the world's largest organization committed to inspiring and preparing young people to succeed in a global economy. Now in its 90th year, JA Worldwide provides hands-on, experiential learning in financial literacy, entrepreneurship, and work readiness to nearly 10 million students annually.\nWith 510 local offices in 123 countries - and an extensive network of partners from the private and public sectors - JA Worldwide mobilizes a global force of business volunteers to teach in-school and after-school programs that give students the tools they need today, to succeed tomorrow. 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This small quaint settlement is located at\nthe mouth of the San Juan River and Port San Juan. Port Renfrew\nis the southeast end of the Pacific Rim National Park's West Coast Trail. This trail is a 77km (45.5mi) hike along the coast of Vancouver Island. This is typically west coast, with wet weather and lush\nforests. This whole area is heaven to hikers, hunters, anglers\nand beachcombers. When in this area , take in the Botanical Beach\nProvincial Park. Go at low tide, to see the intertidal life. It's\nalso a good place to view the Pacific grey whales. And by taking\nlogging roads from Port Renfrew you can travel to Cowichan Lake.\nClick\nhere for a list of accommodation/adventure providers in this area.\nLake Cowichan:\nNorth\nof Duncan, take Hwy 18 to Lake Cowichan. This long partially paved\nroad cuts through from the east to the middle of the island and\nbeyond to the west coast. Lake Cowichan has excellent trout fishing,\nFrom Lake Cowichan Village at the east end of the lake, the road\nsplits. The road along the north shore leads to Yoobou and a logging\nroad to Bamfield. The south shore road leads to Port Renfrew.\nAround Lake Cowichan's shore is a network of nature walks. The\nCowichan Valley Demonstration Forest , located along the lake,\non Hwy 18, provides an outdoor classroom of forest management.\nClick\nhere for a list of accommodation/adventure providers in this area.\nLadysmith:\nLadysmith\nis 85km (53mi) north of Victoria on Hwy 1. It was the home for\ncoal miners who worked the Extension Mines and draws it's name\nfrom Ladysmith, South Africa. In the 1930's the mining changed\nto forestry and now tourism is increasing in importance.\nThe\ndowntown core has spruced up its image by restoring the heritage\nbuildings, adding art galleries, gift and antique shops. Take\na walk along the natural deep harbour where you can enjoy fishing,\nswimming or just relaxing.\nClick\nhere for a list of accommodation/adventure providers in this area.\nChemainus:\nLocated\non Stuart Channel, just east of Hwy 1, 78km (46.5mi) north of\nVictoria is Chemainus.\nIn\nthe early 1980's, the town was on a decline due to the closing\nof the sawmill. With the help of local artists , it became \"Canada's\nlargest outdoor art gallery\". The 32 large murals,\npainted on downtown walls, depicting the history of the area,\nare more than just a local attraction. It's said that over 250,000\npeople from far and wide come to see these murals. The tourist\ntrade has given Chemainus the economic jolt it needed.\nClick\nhere for a list of accommodation/adventure providers in this area.\nBamfield\nThis\nout-of-the-way salmon fishing centre is on the southeast side\nof Barclay Sound. During the summer the population increases from\n275 to about 2,000 people, as sports fishermen use it as a base\nto fish Barclay Sound and Alberni Inlet. Many others come to hike,\nscuba dive and canoe. This small community is well equipped to\nhandle the increased population during the summer. The village\nof Bamfield itself is unique, as only one side of the Bamfield\nInlet is accessible, walkways and trails are along this one side.\nThe inlet is used as a highway. To reach Bamfield, take the unpaved\nroad 102km (43.5mi) south of Port Alberni. Or, from Youbou on\nLake Cowichan, take the 108km (66.5mi) unpaved road west. From\nPort Alberni you can take the Lady Rose.\nTourism\nAssociation of Vancouver Island\n#203-335 Wesley Street, Nanaimo, B.C. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0503wb-18-01494", "text": "Connection: close\nStatus: 200\nX-Powered-By: Phusion Passenger (mod_rails/mod_rack) 3.0.7\nX-UA-Compatible: IE=Edge,chrome=1\nETag: \"8a8b02928c4ed6c223b8b47f9b6b2dc2\"\nCache-Control: must-revalidate, private, max-age=0\nX-Runtime: 0.013032\nDate: Fri, 02 Mar 2012 00:02:02 GMT\nX-Rack-Cache: miss\nServer: nginx/1.0.0 + Phusion Passenger 3.0.7 (mod_rails/mod_rack)\nBook of 1 Chronicles\neBible\nBooks\nOld Testament\nGenesis\nExodus\nLeviticus\nNumbers\nDeuteronomy\nJoshua\nJudges\nRuth\n1 Samuel\n2 Samuel\n1 Kings\n2 Kings\n1 Chronicles\n2 Chronicles\nEzra\nNehemiah\nEsther\nJob\nPsalms\nProverbs\nEcclesiastes\nSong of Solomon\nIsaiah\nJeremiah\nLamentations\nEzekiel\nDaniel\nHosea\nJoel\nAmos\nObadiah\nJonah\nMicah\nNahum\nHabakkuk\nZephaniah\nHaggai\nZechariah\nMalachi\nNew Testament\nMatthew\nMark\nLuke\nJohn\nActs\nRomans\n1 Corinthians\n2 Corinthians\nGalatians\nEphesians\nPhilippians\nColossians\n1 Thessalonians\n2 Thessalonians\n1 Timothy\n2 Timothy\nTitus\nPhilemon\nHebrews\nJames\n1 Peter\n2 Peter\n1 John\n2 John\n3 John\nJude\nRevelation\nNKJV\nEnglish\nAmplified\nASV\nESV\nKJV\nThe Message\nNASB\nNIV *\nNKJV\nNLT\nYLT\nArabic\nSmith-Vandyke\nCzech\nBKR\nChinese\nCNV (Simplified)\nCNV (Traditional)\nCUV (Simplified)\nCUV (Traditional)\nDanish\nDanish\nDutch\nStaten Vertaling\nEsperanto\nEsperanto\nFinnish\nFinnish 1776\nPyha Raamattu 1933\nFrench\nDarby\nLS 1910\nGerman\nElberfelder\nElberfelder 1905\nLuther 1545\nLuther 1912\nSchlachter\nGreek\nModern Greek\nHebrew\nModern Hebrew\nItalian\nGiovanni\nRiveduta\nKorean\nKorean\nLithuanian\nLithuanian\nPortuguese\nAlmeida\nRomanian\nCornilescu\nRussian\nSynodal\nSpanish\nReina-Valera 1909\nSagradas\nTagalog\nTagalog\nThai\nThai\nVietnamese\nVietnamese\nXhosa\nXhosa\nSee All\nBookmarks\nSign UpLogin\n← Back\nShare\nBook of 1 Chronicles\nSource: Got Questions Ministries\nAuthor: The Book of 1 Chronicles does not specifically name its author. The tradition is that 1 and 2 Chronicles were written by Ezra.Date of Writing: The Book of 1 Chronicles was likely written between 450 and 425 B.C.Purpose of Writing: The Books of 1 & 2 Chronicles cover mostly the same information as 1 & 2 Samuel and 1 & 2 Kings. 1 & 2 Chronicles focus more on the priestly aspect of the time period. The Book of 1 Chronicles was written after the exile to help those returning to Israel understand how to worship God. The history focused on the Southern Kingdom, the tribes of Judah, Benjamin and Levi. These tribes tended to be more faithful to God.Key Verses: 1 Chronicles 11:1-2, \"All Israel came together to David at Hebron and said, 'We are your own flesh and blood. In the past, even while Saul was king, you were the one who led Israel on their military campaigns. And the Lord said to you, \"You will shepherd my people Israel, and you will become their ruler.\"'\"1 Chronicles 21:13, \"David said to Gad, 'I am in deep distress. Let me fall into the hands of the LORD, for his mercy is very great; but do not let me fall into the hands of men.'\"1 Chronicles 29:11, \"Yours, O LORD, is the greatness and the power and the glory and the majesty and the splendor, for everything in heaven and earth is yours. Yours, O LORD, is the kingdom; you are exalted as head over all.\"Brief Summary: The first 9 chapters of 1 Chronicles are dedicated to lists and genealogies. Further lists and genealogies are scattered throughout the rest of 1 Chronicles. In between, the Book of 1 Chronicles records David's ascension to the throne and his actions thereafter. The book concludes with David's son Solomon becoming King of Israel. Briefly outlined, the Book of 1 Chronicles is as follows: Chapters 1:1-9:23 - Selective Genealogies; Chapters 9:24-12:40 - David’s ascent; Chapters 13:1-20:30 -David’s reign.Foreshadowings: In David’s song of thanksgiving to God in 1 Chronicles 16:33, he refers to the time when God will come “to judge the earth.” This foreshadows Matthew 25, in which Jesus describes the time when He will come to judge the earth. Through the parables of the ten virgins and the talents, He warns that those who are found without the blood of Christ covering their sins will be cast into “outer darkness.” He encourages His people to be ready because when He comes, He will separate the sheep from the goats in judgment.Part of the Davidic Covenant which God reiterates in chapter 17 refers to the future Messiah who would be a descendant of David. Verses 13-14 describe the Son who will be established in God’s house and whose throne will be established forever. This can only refer to Jesus Christ.Practical Application: Genealogies such as the ones in 1 Chronicles may seem dry to us, but they remind us that God knows each of His children personally, even down to the number of hairs on our heads (Matthew 10:30). We can take comfort in the fact that who we are and what we do is written forever in God’s mind. If we belong to Christ, our names are written forever in the Lamb’s book of Life (Revelation 13:8). God is faithful to His people and keeps His promises. In the Book of 1 Chronicles, we see the fulfillment of God’s promise to David when he is made king over all Israel (1 Chronicles 11:1-3). We can be sure that His promises to us will be fulfilled as well. He has promised blessings to those who follow Him, who come to Christ in repentance, and who obey His Word.Obedience brings blessing; disobedience brings judgment. The Book of 1 Chronicles, as well as 1 & 2 Samuel and 1 & 2 Kings, is a chronicle of the pattern of sin, repentance, forgiveness, and restoration of the nation of Israel. In the same way, God is patient with us and forgives our sin when we come to Him in true repentance (1 John 1:9). 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0503wb-44-06215", "text": "Expires: -1\nServer: Microsoft-IIS/7.5\nX-AspNet-Version: 2.0.50727\np3p: CP=\"CAO PSA OUR\"\nX-Powered-By: ASP.NET\nDate: Fri, 02 Mar 2012 00:40:06 GMT\nConnection: close\nGary Dicker wants to make ‘beautiful’ Amex Stadium a horrible place to visit | Give Me Football\nYou are here: Home > Championship > Npower Championship promotion contenders: Brighton\nHomeLatest NewsPremier League\nUEFA Champions League\nPicture Gallery\nVideo GalleryLadbrokesChampionship\nMORE+\nChampionshipLeague OneLeague TwoFA CupPlayer ProfilesLeague CupInternationals\nLatest NewsFixtures & ResultsTablePicturesInterviewsSpecial FeaturesMatch PreviewsMatch Reviews\nSelect team\nPremier League\nArsenal\nAston Villa\nBlackburn Rovers\nBolton Wanderers\nChelsea\nEverton\nFulham\nLiverpool\nManchester City\nManchester United\nNewcastle United\nNorwich City\nQueens Park Rangers\nStoke City\nSunderland\nSwansea City\nTottenham Hotspur\nWest Bromwich Albion\nWigan Athletic\nWolverhampton Wanderers\nChampionship\nBarnsley\nBirmingham\nBlackpool\nBrighton & Hove Albion\nBristol City\nBurnley\nCardiff City\nCoventry City\nCrystal Palace\nDerby County\nDoncaster Rovers\nHull City\nIpswich Town\nLeeds United\nLeicester City\nMiddlesbrough\nMillwall\nNottingham Forest\nPeterborough United\nPortsmouth\nReading\nSouthampton\nWatford\nWest Ham United\nLeague One\nBournemouth\nBrentford\nBury\nCarlisle United\nCharlton Athletic\nChesterfield\nColchester United\nExeter\nHartlepool United\nHuddersfield Town\nLeyton Orient\nMilton Keynes Dons\nNotts County\nOldham Athletic\nPreston North End\nRochdale\nScunthorpe United\nSheffield United\nSheffield Wednesday\nStevenage\nTranmere Rovers\nWalsall\nWycombe Wanderers\nYeovil Town\nLeague Two\nAFC Wimbledon\nAccrington Stanley\nAldershot Town\nBarnet\nBradford City\nBristol Rovers\nBurton Albion\nCheltenham Town\nCrawley Town\nCrewe Alexandra\nDagenham & Redbridge\nGillingham\nHereford United\nMacclesfield Town\nMorecambe\nNorthampton Town\nOxford Utd\nPlymouth Argyle\nPort Vale\nRotherham United\nShrewsbury Town\nSouthend United\nSwindon Town\nTorquay United\nShare\nNpower Championship promotion contenders: Brighton\nGary Dicker wants to make ‘beautiful’ Amex Stadium a horrible place to visit\nBy\nPaul Bailey  August 04, 2011\nUse your <- -> (arrow) keys to browse more stories\nChampionship 2011/2012\nCheck out the latest betting odds\nHome\nLive Odds\nDraw\nLive Odds\nAway\nLive Odds\nDicker and Co have to get used to playing in new surroundings. (©PAphotos)\nPicture GalleryNew\nChampionship pictures\nBrighton & Hove Albion pictures\nGary Dicker pictures\nGary Dicker\nIf we can make this place hard to play in for other teams, it will be a massive thing for us\nPlayer Profiles\nGary Dicker\nTeam Pages\nBrighton & Hove Albion\nAlso see\nVideo Gallery\nTransfer Directory\nManager Spotlight\nBrighton & Hove Albion have extra reason to be looking forward to the start of the campaign as 2011-12 marks the first year in the club's impressive new Amex Stadium. Following last season's exploits that led the Seagulls to the Npower League One title, Gus Poyet's side go into the Championship full of renewed hope and optimism for what lies ahead.One player not looking to dwell on the niceties that come with the opening of a new home is Gary Dicker, who says the players must adapt quickly to their new surroundings in order to continue pushing in the right direction.\"It's a big pitch,\" the 25-year-old confirmed. \"We have to get used to playing here when it is full. We need to punish teams when we have the ball. If we can make this place hard to play in for other teams, it will be a massive thing for us.\"I've played at Wembley before, but this pitch feels bigger - it is beautiful to play on.\"Brighton could be regarded as having an outside chance for back-to-back promotions, but if one thing is certain it's that Poyet has got the Seagull's back playing football the right way.\nThe headline summer signing of Craig Mackail-Smith will undoubtedly add extra firepower to their ranks, but a realistic target of consolidation and\na top half finish will ensure the feel-good factor remains at Brighton for another season at least.Scotland international Mackail-Smith, however, will miss the club’s Carling Cup tie with Gillingham next week because of his latest call-up to the national squad – much to the annoyance of manager Gus Poyet.The Brighton boss said: “We will always respect players who want to play for their countries so we won't stop him from going. Saying that, it's not very clever when you put an international game in the middle of a week when you have a cup game.\"This is Scotland, not Australia or Argentina. I think they knew from two months ago that it was a Carling Cup week and there are a few Scottish players in England.\"I am not going to fight the Scottish FA over it. I am going to give him the freedom to go. I loved playing for Uruguay. I will never stop a player playing for their national team.\"I am very pleased for Craig and I would, of course, like him to play. It would be very disappointing if he goes to Scotland, misses the Gillingham game and doesn't play, so it's up to the manager.\"Championship Winners- 18/1Promoted - 6/1\nFancy a flutter on the big game? Get behind your side and win some money in the process! 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0502wb-28-11340", "text": "X-Runtime: 599\nContent-Length: 80176\nCache-Control: private, max-age=0, must-revalidate\nVia: 1.0 sbnation.com\nVary: Accept-Encoding\nConnection: close\nCommunity Projection Review: Xavier Nady\n- Bucs Dugout\nNavigation: Jump to content areas:\nNetwork Bar & Login\nSection Navigation\nMain Blog Content\nSecondary Sidebar: Links to Recent Stories, FanPosts and FanShots\nMasthead\nNetwork Bar\nSB Nation\nPro Quality. Fan Perspective.\nLog In\nScreen Name\nPassword\nRemember\nForgot Password?\nSign in with Yahoo! ID\nSign in with Facebook\nUse OpenID\nOpenID\nRemember\nDon't Have OpenID?\nSign Up\nAround SBN: NCAA Basketball Championship Week Guide\nBucs Dugout - An unofficial Pittsburgh Pirates blog\nHome\nFanPosts\nFanShots\nArchives\nPirates\nSchedule\nRoster\nStats\nTickets\nVideoOriginal programming. Exciting sports coverage. Check out the SB Nation YouTube channel!\nCommunity Projection Review: Xavier Nady\nby Charlie Wilmoth on Oct 17, 2007 4:26 PM EDT\nin News\nTweet\n12 comments\nEmail\nPrint\nNAME\nPOS.\nCOMMUNITY\nZiPS\nACTUAL\nXavier Nady\nRF\n.281/.338/.452\n.280/.340/.467\n.278/.330/.476\nHow about that? We were too pessimistic - perhaps we were too concerned about Nady's power-free showing with the Bucs in 2006 - but ZiPS pretty much nailed it. Escroll came the closest, guessing that Nady would hit .285/.351/.476 if we wasn't platooned (which he wasn't).Speaking of platooning, much has been made of the fact that Nady hit pretty well against right-handed pitching this year, going .274/.322/.479. One problem, though, was that he hit about the same against left-handed pitching and, against lefties, was significantly worse than his career averages. That's a shame because Nady could form a heck of a platoon with Ryan Doumit if Nady went back to his lefty-killing ways and Doumit stayed healthy.In truth, Nady's splits this year probably don't mean a whole lot. He probably will go back to hitting lefties better than righties. And let's hope he does, because consistency shouldn't be high on the list of things we want from Nady. His 105 OPS+ this year is only a notch above average for a rightfielder, he's not a great defender, and he probably won't stay healthy. (The concussion and digestive problems he suffered this year probably won't bother him again, but his hamstring could continue to be an issue.)Nady's useful, but he's a role player, not a star. From a player like that, you should hope for huge platoon splits, because that's an inconsistency that's exploitable. If Nady puts up a 1.000 OPS against lefties and a .750 OPS against righties, and Doumit puts up an .865 OPS against righties like he did last year, then the Pirates have one of the best offensive right-field tandems in baseball even if Doumit is hurt half the time like usual. As it stands now, they're just a little above average.\nTweet\n12 comments\n|\n0 recs  |\nDo you like this story?\nSign in with your Yahoo! ID\nAdd Bucs Dugout to My Yahoo!\nComments\nDisplay:\nExpanded\nCollapsed\nSpeaking of ZiPS...\n...the 2008 numbers for us are up.\nBouncebacks for Bay, LaRoche, Duke, and Torres, plus improvement for Doumit, but also dropoffs from Freddy, Nady, and Snell.\nby Vlad on\nOct 17, 2007 4:30 PM EDT\nreply\nactions\nOh, and a big decline from Jack.\nAs if anyone couldn't have predicted that.\nby Vlad on\nOct 17, 2007 4:30 PM EDT\nup\nreply\nactions\nPlatoon splits\nFor RHBs, platoon splits all converge toward the same ratio with additional playing time. This sounds crazy, but it's actually pretty well documented. Lefties and switch-hitters don't do so, for reasons that remain largely speculative.\nAs such, Nady's platoon splits over the next few years shouldn't be too tough to model.\nby Vlad on\nOct 17, 2007 4:34 PM EDT\nreply\nactions\nVlad,\nHave you ever seen an explanation for the platoon advantage? Does it have to do with seeing the ball better from one side or another? That seems kind of counterintuitive to me, because it seems like a RH batter would get a better view of the ball from a pitcher's right hand. Does it have to do with ball movement, pitches from RHPs generally moving away from right-handed batters and vice versa? I'm not debating that the platoon edge exist, it certainly does. But I don't think I've ever seen anyone try to explain why.\nby bucdaddy on\nOct 17, 2007 10:50 PM EDT\nup\nreply\nactions\nNothing analytical.\nIf you wanted to break it down, there might be a way to screen any \"picking up the ball effect\" from a \"ball movement\" effect. Actually, there are two potential ball movement effects: The one from the location of a release point on one side of the mound or the other, and the one from the direction of motion on breaking balls (since basically nobody throws a screwball nowadays).\nThe easiest way to do things might be to chart pitches for a low-level kids' league and see whether guys there still have a platoon split. If they do, it's ball movement from release point, since LL kids don't have much deception or any breaking ball. To screen for the breaking ball effect, you could maybe pull a sample of notable screwball pitchers, match them up with non-screwball equivalents who throw from the same side, and see whether there's a difference in platoon split.It's an interesting question.\nby Vlad on\nOct 18, 2007 12:01 AM EDT\nup\nreply\nactions\nThat seems kinda complicated\nCould take years of charting low-level kids games, and I don't have any kids. Could lead to \"Billy, whose dad is that creepy old guy sitting over there with the video camera and all the notebooks? Nobody's? Ummm ... Billy, I want you to take the cell and go sit in the car and lock the doors and call 911. NOW, Billy! ... F'in' pervert ...\"\nSo OK, who threw the screwball? Carl Hubbell, I think Mike Cuellar ...\nby bucdaddy on\nOct 18, 2007 9:44 AM EDT\nup\nreply\nactions\nThis might be oversimplifying\nWhat Vlad writes below may be true, at least in part, but I think there's a pretty simple explanation:  the caveman instinct of fight or flight.  Mostly flight.\nA pitch from a righty to a righty or lefty to lefty, looks to the batter like it will hit him in the head.  It's why guys get their knees buckled, or bail out.  Think Randy Johnson vs. Kruk or Larry Walker.  Yes, he did throw over their heads, but the reason it works is because almost ANY pitch he throws will appear that way at release.  Johnson is an extreme example because he was very tall and his motion wasn't anywhere near over the top.  To lefties, his pitches have to cross their body, so to speak, before reaching the plate.  Even if a batter doesn't conciously think about getting hit, it's a natural self-defense mechanism to shy from a 95mph pitch.  Even if you can't see the batter bail out or flinch, there is something inside the human body that is freezing it.  It's something that separates the good from the great, the ability to fight that natural mechancism.  If you've ever wondered why so-and-so let a fastball go right down the middle for strike three, sometimes this is the reason.\nby azibuck on\nOct 18, 2007 9:42 AM EDT\nup\nreply\nactions\nExcept I would think\nmost guys got to the majors by being able to overcome that (although, yes, we still see the bucket-steppers like Paulino).\nDammit, I had what I thought was a novel idea about this, and now I've forgotten what it was. I'm at the age where I have to write everything down ... I'll be back if it comes to me.\nby bucdaddy on\nOct 18, 2007 9:49 AM EDT\nup\nreply\nactions\nWhile I'm trying\nto remember what I forgot, it seems to me azibuck's theory would be fairly easy to gather evidence for (not for me, I don't have anything like the software needed, but maybe one of you does?). Let's say intimidation/fear was a big part of it. It should be a simple matter of splitting pitchers into two or three groups: high-strikeout, medium strikeout and low-strikeout (presumably, hard, fearsome throwers, medium throwers and soft tossers).\nThe aforementioned Randy Johnson DOES have a large platoon split in his career: vs. RHB: .221/.299/.354; vs. LHB: .195/.277/.286.That doesn't really hold up for some other high-strikeout intimidators tho.Rogers Clemens vs. RHB: .228/.284/.352; vs. LHB: .229/.304/.332.Nolan Ryan vs. RHB: .204/.301/.605; vs. LHB: .203/.314/.606.Meanwhile, a more finesse guy (Greg Maddux) puts up this: vs. RHB: .245/.277/.350; vs. LHB .254/.304/.363.It's a start. Make of it what you will.\nby bucdaddy on\nOct 18, 2007 10:44 AM EDT\nup\nreply\nactions\nNady/Doumit Platoon is a Good Idea\nI agree that platooning these two is good idea. We are short on outfielders that can hit so why not make one better than average one out of two less than average ones?\nIt worked in 1979 with Milner/Robinson who did not field well but combined to a make a power hitting combination. They combined for 40 HRs and 135 RBIs. Though some of Milner's time was at 1st Base replacing Willie.Also, I don't see either guy complaining too much plus they both can hit off the bench. One drawback is they both don't field real well. But the Pirates need hitters right now.\nby zogger on\nOct 17, 2007 4:40 PM EDT\nreply\nactions\nI still think...\n...that not using Doumit behind the plate is a huge waste.\nThat said, if they've given up on him there, and if they hang onto Nady this offseason, a platoon with Nady wouldn't be a bad idea.\nby Vlad on\nOct 17, 2007 5:26 PM EDT\nup\nreply\nactions\nYeah...\nI'd still like to see Doumit catch. Given the new front office, it might actually happen. I guess I'd just taken Paulino's continued presence behind the plate as a given, but there's no reason to do that anymore.\nYou could also platoon Paulino and Doumit. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-87-14877", "text": "Elgin City Football Club - Home\nUsername\nPassword\nLog in\nHomeClubClub InformationClub SponsorsOfficialsHistoryHonoursCity SaverHospitality PackagesSocial ClubTicket Prices 2011/12TeamFixtures 2011/12Player Squad 2011/12Youth TeamYouth Fixtures 2009/10Community & Football Dev.FansPoliciesSupporters CharterAnti-racism policyDisability PolicyUnacceptable BehaviourChild Protection PolicyAnti-bullying policyOBFTC (Scotland) Act 2012The Fan ZoneFor Visiting FansWebsiteLinksSearchArchivesFixtures 2010/11Fixtures 2009/10Fixtures 2008/09Fixtures 2007/08Contact us\nLatest News\nIrn-Bru bus at Borough Briggs\nSub Baz rescues point\nTop Gunn secures the points\nCans for Youth Teams initiative\nCity hit back to end away blues\nClassy City again sting the Wasps\nBaz to quit playing\nCity hit Blue Toon for six\nLatest City game and events\nSat, Mar 3rd, 2012, @ 3:00pmElgin City v Queen's Park, 3rd Division\nTue, Mar 6th, 2012, @ 7:45pmElgin City v Annan Athletic, 3rd Division\nSat, Mar 10th, 2012, @ 3:00pmElgin City v Peterhead, 3rd Division\nSat, Mar 17th, 2012, @ 3:00pmEast Stirling v Elgin City, 3rd Division\nMain Sponsor\nClark Thomson Insurance BrokersMore club sponsors\n3rd Division Table 2011/12\nAt 28/02/2012\nP\nGD\nPTS\n1\nAlloa Athletic\n26\n15\n54\n2\nQueen's Park\n26\n18\n47\n3\nStranraer\n26\n22\n46\n4\nElgin City\n25\n10\n42\n5\nAnnan Athletic\n25\n7\n40\n6\nPeterhead\n26\n-8\n32\n7\nBerwick Rangers\n26\n-5\n30\n8\nClyde\n26\n-3\n26\n9\nMontrose\n26\n-21\n22\n10\nEast Stirling\n26\n-34\n17\nFollow us on Twitter\nElginCityFC\nAttendance tonight was 611. 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and possibly crucial - home games, starting with the visit of Clyde on Tuesday.\nLast Updated on Sunday, 26 February 2012 23:43\nRead more...\nCity hit back to end away blues\nWritten by William McKenzie\nTuesday, 21 February 2012 22:58\nCITY racked up a third straight Irn-Bru Third Division win as they bounced back from a goal down to notch a superb success against Clyde,\nThe delayed start at Broadwood due to the late arrival of the bus carrying City's north contingent saw the Black and Whites trailing 1-0 at the interval.\nBut Ross Jack's side, showing no changes to the starting 11 which helped City to a resounding 3-0 win over league-leaders Alloa on Saturday despite injury and illness doubts, replied with second half counters from Daniel Moore and substitute Mark Durnan.\nThe three points, only City's second full haul on the road this season, takes them within two points of fourth place Annan and three of third Queen's Park\n", "entities": [{"start": 2248, "end": 2255, "label": ["14741"]}, {"start": 2271, "end": 2285, "label": ["4865818"]}, {"start": 2302, "end": 2306, "label": ["5391"]}, {"start": 2333, "end": 2345, "label": ["426311"]}, {"start": 2424, "end": 2448, "label": ["60918"]}, {"start": 2468, "end": 2475, "label": ["14741"]}, {"start": 2721, "end": 2733, "label": ["609846"]}, {"start": 2744, "end": 2748, "label": ["5391"]}, {"start": 2760, "end": 2782, "label": ["560688"]}, {"start": 2801, "end": 2815, "label": ["4865818"]}, {"start": 2826, "end": 2831, "label": ["451243"]}, {"start": 2870, "end": 2875, "label": ["17554676"]}, {"start": 2880, "end": 2886, "label": ["166202"]}, {"start": 2989, "end": 2993, "label": ["5391"]}, {"start": 3013, "end": 3019, "label": ["609846"]}, {"start": 3101, "end": 3110, "label": ["15417421"]}, {"start": 3160, "end": 3168, "label": ["880408"]}, {"start": 3302, "end": 3314, "label": ["426311"]}, {"start": 3369, "end": 3377, "label": ["880408"]}, {"start": 3736, "end": 3744, "label": ["26994"]}, {"start": 3845, "end": 3852, "label": ["14741"]}, {"start": 3861, "end": 3885, "label": ["60918"]}, {"start": 3985, "end": 3993, "label": ["26994"]}, {"start": 4151, "end": 4155, "label": ["5391"]}, {"start": 4212, "end": 4222, "label": ["16823713"]}, {"start": 4280, "end": 4288, "label": ["880408"]}, {"start": 4312, "end": 4316, "label": ["5391"]}, {"start": 4357, "end": 4367, "label": ["6820888"]}, {"start": 4381, "end": 4385, "label": ["16823713"]}, {"start": 4518, "end": 4527, "label": ["15417421"]}, {"start": 4598, "end": 4603, "label": ["374591"]}, {"start": 4608, "end": 4613, "label": ["451243"]}, {"start": 4742, "end": 4747, "label": ["17554676"]}, {"start": 4752, "end": 4758, "label": ["166202"]}, {"start": 4804, "end": 4809, "label": ["1858925"]}, {"start": 4857, "end": 4861, "label": ["16823713"]}, {"start": 4928, "end": 4932, "label": ["5391"]}, {"start": 4957, "end": 4979, "label": ["560688"]}, {"start": 5082, "end": 5087, "label": ["451243"]}, {"start": 5411, "end": 5420, "label": ["3750990"]}, {"start": 5465, "end": 5469, "label": ["5391"]}, {"start": 5497, "end": 5502, "label": ["17554676"]}, {"start": 5548, "end": 5557, "label": ["15417421"]}, {"start": 5617, "end": 5621, "label": ["5391"]}, {"start": 5666, "end": 5671, "label": ["374591"]}, {"start": 5758, "end": 5770, "label": ["19439382"]}, {"start": 5822, "end": 5826, "label": ["5391"]}, {"start": 5916, "end": 5921, "label": ["1893873"]}, {"start": 5941, "end": 5953, "label": ["426311"]}]}
{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0502wb-13-32426", "text": "Our Second Mortgage Company Won't Subordinate Its Loan\nBuy a Home\nRefinance\nHome Equity Loan/Line\nReverse Mortgage\nMortgages in Trouble\nBudget Guide\nDebt Options\nBills IQ\nAbout Us\nBuy a Home\nRefinance\nHome Equity Loan/Line\nReverse Mortgage\nMortgages in Trouble\nDeal with Debt\nIRS/Tax Relief\nGet a Loan\nDollars & Sense\nAuto\nHome Owners\nLife\nHealth\nCredit Score\nCredit Cards\nBad Credit\nTool Box\nWelcome, ! | Logout\nLogin with Facebook\nOur Second Mortgage Company Won't Subordinate Its Loan\nShare on Facebook\nShare on Twitter\n2 Comments\nBills.com >\nMortgage >\nMortgages in Trouble >\nAsk Bill Mortgage Trouble >\nOur Second Mortgage Company Won't Subordinate Its Loan\nAdvice\nMortgage in Trouble Overview\nAvoid Foreclosure & Keep Your Home\nShort Sale to Avoid Foreclosure\nForeclosure\nDeficiency Balance\nSecond Mortgage Foreclosure\nNegative Equity Refinancing\nResourcesMortgages in Trouble Articles\nAsk Bill Mortgage Trouble\nMortgage Company Rating\nPopular SearchesHome Affordable Foreclosure Alternatives Program\nSecond Mortgage Foreclosure\nSecond Home in Foreclosure\nShort Sale on Credit Score\nOwe More than Home Is Worth\nJudicial Foreclosure\nThe End of Subprime Mortgages\nCredit Card Debt Foreclosure\nREADER QUESTION\nI want to refinance our first mortgage, but the second mortgage holder won't subordinate. What can we do?\nRead full question\nWe found a company that will refinance our first, but the second lien holder will not subordinate without a full appraisal. We have already paid them $150 and they won't return it even though they didn't do the subordination. What department within the second mortgage company would we write to request a loan rate reduction? If they refuse to reduce the interest rate, what other recourse would we have? Can we offer a settlement of 10 cents on the dollar? I noticed several other people in your comments have been able to do this. We live in Colorado.\nBills.com Resident Expert\nDec 12, 2011\nBILL'S ANSWER\nAs part of its efforts to stimulate the US economy, the Federal Reserve has lowered interest rates to record low levels in 2008 and 2009, which in part has allowed banks to offer some attractive rates to homeowners wishing to take out a new mortgage or refinance an existing loan.\nRefinancing when the loan balances exceed the property value\nAlthough many current homeowners would like to refinance their home loans to take advantage of the low interest rates, the downturn in property values has resulted in many owing second mortgages or home equity loans that push their total current financing perilously close to, if not over, the actual values of their homes. In this situation, a refinance lender is unlikely to loan the homeowner enough money to combine the first and second mortgages into a single obligation, as the lender does not want to extend a loan that exceeds the value of the property securing debt.\nThe refi lender may be willing to refinance the first mortgage, but only if the lender holding the second mortgage or home equity loan is willing to give the refi lender's encumbrance on the property seniority over the second mortgage.\nAllow me to travel on a momentary tangent regarding legal terminology. In Colorado, California, Texas and 18 other states the \"mortgage\" is actually a \"deed of trust.\" Legally, the two are different, but a comparison of the two exceeds the scope of this discussion. Although it is inaccurate technically to call a Colorado home loan a mortgage, we will continue to refer to the first and second loan on the property here a mortgage because that is expected and understood by our non-property lawyer readers.\nSubordination\nGetting back to the subordination issue, without such an agreement, the second mortgage, as the older debt, would become the senior encumbrance on the property once the refi lender pays off the first mortgage as part of the refinance.\nUnfortunately, unless you have a significant equity cushion, the bank holding your second mortgage loan is likely to refuse to agree to subordinate its encumbrance, especially if you are planning to \"cash out\" any of your equity by borrowing more from the refi lender than you currently owe on the first mortgage.\nThe secondary lender's position is already relatively weak in terms of its ability to enforce its security interest in the home, since it would be required to either pay off or otherwise receive the first mortgage lender's consent to proceed with foreclosure. Given its already tenuous ability to force repayment, the secondary lender is unlikely to agree to subordination to a \"cash out\" refi loan, which would eat up the small amount of equity to which it may be able to lay claim in case of default.\nOn the other hand, if you can show the second mortgage holder that the refi loan will actually reduce the risk of default on your home loans by reducing your total mortgage payments each month, you may find the secondary lender more willing to cooperate with you and the bank providing the refinance loan.\nConsult with the agent handling your potential refinance loan, as well as any other mortgage professionals you know, to discuss the best way to present your plan to the second mortgage lender. The key is making the lender believe that the refinance loan and required subordination will ultimately serve its interests.\nAppraisal by second mortgage company\nIn your question, you state that your second mortgage company has requested a full appraisal of your property before it will consider agreeing to subjugate its encumbrance to that of the company through which you are trying to refinance your first mortgage.\nFirst, you should understand that demanding a complete appraisal of the home's value is not unusual. The second mortgage company wants to determine how much equity you currently have in the property (the more equity, the more likely junior encumbrances will be paid in case of foreclosure), and how the proposed refinance loan will affect this equity cushion. It will also want to determine if you are \"upside-down\" on the property (you owe more that the home is worth), as being in this position significantly increases the possibility that you will default on one or all of your mortgage obligations.\nHere, it sounds like the lender has refused to subordinate, and refused to refund the appraisal fee paid. Unfortunately, I do not think that you have much recourse in this regard, as appraisal fees are usually non-refundable.\nHowever, if you think that you were mislead by the lender, you may want to contact the Colorado Dept. of Real Estate and the Colorado Attorney General's Office to file complaints against the lender. While these agencies cannot guarantee you a favorable outcome, they are often successful in mediating disputes between consumers and businesses.\nLoan modification\nYou are correct in pointing out that a Bills.com reader reported that a second mortgage holder made a lump-sum settlement with a homeowner for 10 cents on the dollar. Keep in mind that there are dozens of companies making second mortgage loans, and hundreds of thousands of second mortgages under contract. Your lender may not offer such attractive settlement terms.\nAs for what department at the second mortgage company you need to contact to discuss the possible modification of your loan terms (payment amount, interest rate, loan term, etc.), you should probably start by contacting the general customer service department. They may help you directly, but a good CS agent should be able to point you to the correct department (probably named something like \"loss mitigation,\" though this will depend on your specific lender).\nTo read more about refinance loans, I invite you to visit the Bills.com home refinance page. I wish you the best of luck in your efforts to refinance your current mortgage loans, and hope that the information I have provided helps you Find. Learn. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0503wb-16-28606", "text": "CBS Corporation | CBS Television Stations Launch First-Of-Its-Kind Revenue Sharing Partnership With Local Blogs And Social Media Websites\nCBS Corporation\nOther CBS Corporation Sites\nCBS Television Network\nCBS Entertainment\nCBS News\nCBS Sports\nCBS Television Distribution\nCBS Consumer Products\nCBS Films\nThe CW\nShowtime\nCBS Sports Network\nCBS Interactive\nCBS Radio\nCBS Outdoor\nSimon & Schuster\nCBS Scene\nWatch! 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Magazine\nEcoMedia\nInvestors\nNews & Events\nFinancial & Stock Information\nSEC Filings\nCorporate Governance\nSocial Responsibility\nMy Shareowner Account\nCareers\nNews\nDiversity\nAbout Us\nEvents\nDiversity Blog\nDiversity Institute\nCareers\nDiversity News\nSupplier Diversity\nContact\nNews\n2012 Press Releases2011 Press Releases2010 Press Releases2009 Press Releases2008 Press Releases\nEarnings Releases & Investor NewsletterCBS UPDATE Newsletter\nCBS Television Stations Launch First-Of-Its-Kind Revenue Sharing Partnership With Local Blogs And Social Media Websites\nPublished on: 03/17/2008\t\t\t\t\t\t   |   All 2008 Press Releases\nNew York – March 17, 2008 – CBS Television Stations today announced the launch of the CBS Local Ad Network, a first-of-its-kind partnership between a major media company’s television stations and local bloggers and social media Web sites.\nCBS-owned stations across the country are now syndicating local news “widgets” to a variety of blogs and hyper-local sites in the communities they serve.  Each widget will feature top local headlines and images with links to the video and text stories on the CBS station's site. Included in the widget is a companion banner advertisement.\nThe CBS stations will deliver real-time news feeds to the widget, allowing the content on the local partner sites to constantly change and update 24 hours a day.\nCBS stations now have the ability to offer marketers the ability to broadly and efficiently reach a local audience, while remaining attached to CBS station brand and content.\nIn exchange for publishing the CBS local news widgets, owners of the local sites will receive a portion of the advertising revenue generated by the CBS stations, which will be responsible for selling the ad inside each widget.\nThe recruitment and management of local blogs and social media sites that will form the core of the CBS Local Ad Network is being administered by SyndiGO, a new division of Seevast Corp., a leading provider of advertising networks and network enabling services.  For more information please visit http://www.syndigonetworks.com/cbs.\nThe CBS Local Ad Network already has received support from major advertisers, including AT&T (partnering with cbs2chicago.com and cbs2.com/kcal9.com), North Texas Honda Dealers (partnering with cbs11tv.com) and Liberty Mutual Insurance (partnering with wbztv.com in Boston).\n“The CBS Local Ad Network again positions our stations at the forefront of an unprecedented locally focused venture,\" said Jonathan Leess, President and General Manager, CBS Television Stations Digital Media Group.  “After first setting the standard for local news coverage online, our stations now lead the effort to engage other local sites – and we invite them to share in the revenue. The CBS Local Ad Network also opens up exciting new avenues for our advertising partners to efficiently extend their reach to valued local audiences while associating themselves with our CBS brands and content.\"\nThe CBS Local Ad Network has already been launched in Boston (wbztv.com), Dallas/Fort Worth (cbs11tv.com), San Francisco (cbs5.com), Denver (cbs4denver.com) and Chicago (cbs2chicago.com).  The roll out will continue over the next several weeks and also include the CBS-owned stations in New York (wcbstv.com), Los Angeles (cbs2.com and kcal9.com), Philadelphia (cbs3.com), Minneapolis-St. Paul (wcco.com), Miami (cbs4.com), Sacramento (cbs13.com), Pittsburgh (kdka.com) and Baltimore (wjz.com).\nAbout CBS Television Stations\nCBS Television Stations (cbslocal.com), a division of CBS Corporation (NYSE: CBS.A and CBS), includes 29 stations, including 16 CBS stations, nine affiliates of The CW, one MyNetworkTV\n", "entities": [{"start": 138, "end": 153, "label": ["1755846"]}, {"start": 1513, "end": 1521, "label": ["645042"]}, {"start": 1541, "end": 1564, "label": ["70001167"]}, {"start": 3076, "end": 3080, "label": ["17555269"]}, {"start": 3139, "end": 3150, "label": ["415912"]}, {"start": 3199, "end": 3223, "label": ["1546785"]}, {"start": 3254, "end": 3260, "label": ["24437894"]}, {"start": 3918, "end": 3924, "label": ["24437894"]}, {"start": 3938, "end": 3944, "label": ["53838"]}, {"start": 3945, "end": 3955, "label": ["53839"]}, {"start": 3971, "end": 3984, "label": ["49728"]}, {"start": 3997, "end": 4003, "label": ["8522"]}, {"start": 4025, "end": 4032, "label": ["6886"]}, {"start": 4151, "end": 4159, "label": ["645042"]}, {"start": 4174, "end": 4185, "label": ["18110"]}, {"start": 4212, "end": 4224, "label": ["50585"]}, {"start": 4270, "end": 4275, "label": ["53846"]}, {"start": 4288, "end": 4298, "label": ["29631"]}, {"start": 4312, "end": 4322, "label": ["25101"]}, {"start": 4338, "end": 4347, "label": ["26997138"]}, {"start": 4389, "end": 4412, "label": ["70001167"]}, {"start": 4443, "end": 4458, "label": ["1755846"]}, {"start": 4460, "end": 4464, "label": ["21560"]}, {"start": 4554, "end": 4556, "label": ["40007769"]}, {"start": 4562, "end": 4573, "label": ["4162621"]}]}
{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0503wb-46-16624", "text": "Last-Modified: Tue, 20 Dec 2011 17:17:02 GMT\nAccept-Ranges: bytes\nETag: \"28827e303bbfcc1:0\"\nServer: Microsoft-IIS/7.0\nX-Powered-By: ASP.NET\nDate: Fri, 02 Mar 2012 00:32:57 GMT\nConnection: close\nContent-Length: 29949\nDomestic Violence Resources - Fact Sheet - Feminist Majority Foundation\nSIGN UP\nFOR JOBS NEWS & ALERTS:\nLoading\nHome\nNewsroom\nMedia Center\nFeminist News\nPress Releases\nReports & Fact Sheets\nVideos\nBlog\nEvents\nFeminist Calendar\nFMF Events\nSubmit Events\nAbout Us\nAbout FMF\nFMF Board\nMission &\nPrinciples\nHistory\nVolunteer\nIntern\nContact Us\nMedia Inquiries\nCareer Center\nSearch Jobs & Internships\nSubmit Jobs & Internships\nFMF Jobs & Internships\nTake Action\nOur Work\nAbortion\nBirth Control\nAfghan Women & Girls\nMifepristone & Cancer Research\nCampus Activism\nEducation\nGirls Learn International\nGlobal Women's Rights\nMs. Magazine\nNational Center For Women & Policing\nNational Clinic Access Project\nRock for Choice\nSports\nSweatshops\nViolence Against Women\nWomen’s Health\nResearch Center\nFeminist Book Finder\nFeminist Chronicles (1953 – 1993)\nFeminist Magazines\nFMF Publications\nWomen’s History Collections\nWomen’s Research Centers\nHotlines\nDomestic Violence Resources\nSexual Assault Resources\nSexual Harassment Resources\nShop\nDonate\nPrint\nShare\nDomestic Violence Resources\nNational Hotlines &\nResources | State Hotlines | Fact Sheet | DOJ Violence Against Women Site\nDomestic Violence Facts\nDomestic violence is both a national and a worldwide crisis.\nAccording to a 2000 UNICEF study, 20-50% of the female\npopulation of the world will become the victims of domestic\nviolence.1\nWithin the United States, 22.1% of\nwomen will experience violence by an intimate partner sometime\nduring her lifetime. According to the National Violence Against Women Survey, 17.6% of women will be raped\nduring her lifetime.4\n\"A Crime Against Women\"\nAlthough men are more likely to be victims of violent\ncrime overall, a recent study by the U.S. Department of\nJustice reports that \"intimate partner violence is primarily\na crime against women.\"2\nOf those victimized by an intimate partner, 85% are women\nand 15% are men.2 In other words, women are 5 to 8 times\nmore likely than men to be victimized by an intimate\npartner.3\nThe vast majority of domestic assaults are committed by\nmen. Even when men are victimized, 10% are assaulted by\nanother man. In contrast, only 2% of women who are victimized\nare assaulted by another woman.2\nVulnerability Factors\nWomen age 16 to 24 are most likely to be victimized by\nan intimate partner.2\nAfrican-American women experience more domestic\nviolence than White women in the age group of 20-24. However,\nBlack and White women experience the same level of\nvictimization in all other age categories.2\nHispanic women are less likely to be victimized\nthan non-Hispanic women in every age group.2\nWomen are most vulnerable to violence when separated from their intimate partner. The second most vulnerable\ngroup are those who are divorced.2 This can discourage women from leaving their abusive partner,\nout of fear that it will increase their risk of victimization.\nPhysical Injury\nApproximately 40-50% of female victims are physically\ninjured when assaulted by their intimate partner,2,\n4 accounting for over 200,000 visits to the hospital\nemergency room each year.5\nOnly about 1 in 5 of domestic violence victims with\nphysical injuries seek professional medical treatment.3\nMurder\nWomen are far more likely than men to be murdered by an\nintimate partner. Of those murdered by their intimate partner,\n74% are women and 26% are men.2 In\nother words, nearly 3 out of 4 of the murders committed\nby intimate partners have a female victim.\nThe FBI reports that between 1976 and 1996, domestic violence\nclaims the lives of more than four women each day.3\nBetween 1976 and 1996, there was a \"sharp decrease\" in\nthe number of men murdered by intimate partners, whereas\nthe number of women murdered by an intimate partner remained\nconstant.3 Some have attributed this\nto the increasing availability of shelters which provide\nbattered women with options other than killing an abusive\npartner. It is possible that some women who might have otherwise\nkilled their abuser are able to leave and go to a shelter.\nUnder-reporting of\nDomestic Violence to Police\nOnly about half of domestic violence incidents are reported\nto police. African-American women are more likely than others\nto report their victimization to police.3\nThe most common reasons for not reporting domestic violence\nto police are that victims view the incident as a personal\nor private matter, they fear retaliation from their abuser,\nand they do not believe that police will do anything about\nthe incident.3\nEven with this dramatic under-reporting, domestic violence\ncalls constitute approximately half of all violent crime\ncalls to police departments. For example, 49% of the violent\ncrime calls received by the DC Metropolitan Police Department\nin 2000 were for domestic violence incidents.6\nPolice Response Frequently\nInadequate\nSkepticism regarding the quality of police response is\ngrounded in reality. A recent study by the D.C. Metropolitan\nPolice Department concluded that there was a \"clear and\npervasive pattern\" of departures from departmental policy.6\nFor example, in only one-third of the domestic\nviolence calls did an officer take photographs or ask about\nprior abuse.6\nOnly 17% of the victims were asked about a restraining\norder, and 83% were provided no printed information with contact information or resources.6\nThe Myth of \"Mutuality\"\nAlthough many studies report that men and women use physical\nviolence at equal rates within intimate relationships,7,\n8 this fails to take into account the nature of the\nviolence and the level of fear and injury experienced by\neach party.\nSeveral studies document that women experience higher\nlevels of fear than men do in domestic violence situations.9,\n10, 11, 12, 13 This is perhaps because women in domestic\nviolence situations are much more likely to be injured --\nand injured severely -- than men are.8,\n12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17\nRecent years have seen an increase in the number of women\narrested for domestic violence. For example, the percentage\nof women arrested for domestic violence increased in Concord,\nNew Hampshire from 23% in 1993 to 35% in 1999. Vermont saw\na similar increase from 16% in 1997 to 23% in 1999.18\nSome have attributed this to the increase in \"mandatory\narrest\" policies, in which police are required to make an\narrest if there is probable cause that a person has committed\ndomestic violence. Passage of these laws was advocated by\nfeminists and domestic violence experts to address the inadequate\nresponse to domestic violence victims by law enforcement.\nWhen officers arrive at the scene of a domestic violence\ncrime, they often cite evidence that both partners have\nengaged in some aggressive behavior, and arrest both the\nman and the woman. This \"dual arrest\" strategy fails to\ntake into account which of two people is primarily responsible\nfor the aggression and which one is responding out of self-defense,\nand can have devastating effects, particularly if there\nare children involved in the relationship.\nTo counteract this problem, some departmental or statewide\npolicies now provide guidelines for an officer to determine\nwho is the \"primary aggressor\" in a violent incident. For\nexample, the California Commission on Peace Officer Standards\nand Training publishes a guidebook for officers responding\nto domestic violence, discouraging \"dual arrests\" and outlining\nseveral factors to consider when determining who is the\nprimary aggressor in a domestic violence situation. The\nprimary aggressor is defined as \"the person determined to\nbe the most significant, rather than the first, aggressor.\"\nFactors to consider include the history of domestic violence\nbetween the people involved, the threats and fear level\nof each person, and whether either person acted in self\ndefense. These are appropriate considerations when determining\nwho is the primary aggressor, and therefore which of the\ntwo parties should be arrested.20\nPolice Training Resources\nFor more information or to identify expert law enforcement\ntrainers in the area of domestic violence, please contact\nthe National Center for Women & Policing. We at the National\nCenter have compiled a list of law enforcement trainers that\nwe recommend, based on a review of training materials gathered\nfrom around the country. This review was conducted with funding\nprovided by a grant from the Violence Against Women Office\nof the US Department of Justice.\nStatistics and information compiled by FMF's National\nCenter for Women and Policing\nFootnotes\n1 Sushma Kapoor (June, 2000). Domestic\nViolence Against Women and Girls. UNICEF:\nInnocenti Research Centre.\n2 Callie Marie Rennison (2001). Intimate\nPartner Violence and Age of Victim, 1993-1999. Bureau\nof Justice Statistics Special Report. Washington DC: US Department of Justice. NCJ #187635. Estimates are provided\nfrom the National Crime Victimization Survey, which defines\nan intimate partner as a current or former spouse, girlfriend,\nor boyfriend. Violent acts include murder, rape, sexual assault,\nrobbery, aggravated assault, and simple assault.\n3 Lawrence A. Greenfeld et al. (1998). Violence\nby Intimates: Analysis of Data on Crimes by Current or Former\nSpouses, Boyfriends, and Girlfriends. Bureau of Justice\nStatistics Factbook. Washington DC: US Department of Justice.\nNCJ #167237. Available from National\nCriminal Justice Reference Service.\n4 Patricia Tjaden & Nancy Thoennes (1999). Prevalence, Incidence,\nand Consequences of Violence Against Women: Findings from\nthe National Violence Against Women Survey. National Institute\nof Justice and Centers for Disease Control, Washington, DC\n(NIJ Grant #93-IJ-CX-0012). Available from the US Department of Justice's Violence Against Women Office.\n5 Michael R. Rand & Kevin Strom (1997). Violence-Related\nInjuries Treated in Hospital Emergency Room Departments.\nBureau of Justice Statistics Special Report. Washington DC:\nUS Department of Justice. NCJ #156921. Available from National\nCriminal Justice Reference Service.\n6 Michael Cassidy, Caroline G. Nicholl, & Carmen R. Ross\n(2001). Results of a Survey Conducted by the Metropolitan\nPolice Department of Victims who Reported Violence Against Women. Available from the DC Metropolitan Police Department\n(202-727-5029).\n7 M.A. Straus (1999). The controversy over domestic violence\nby women: A methodological, theoretical, and sociology of\nscience analysis. In X.B. Arriaga & S. Oskamp Eds.), Violence\nin Intimate Relationships (p.17-44). Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage.\n8 J. Archer (2000). Sex differences in aggression between\nheterosexual partners: A meta-analytic review. Psychological Bulletin, Vol. 126, p.651-680.\n9 O.W. Barnett, C.Y. Lee & R.E. Thelen (1997). Gender differences\nin attributions of self-defense and control in interpartner\naggression. Violence Against Women, Vol. 3., p. 462-481.\n10 E.B. Foa, M. Cascardi, L.A. Zoellner & NC Feeny (2000).\nPsychological and environmental factors associated with partner\nviolence. Trauma, Violence & Abuse, Vol. 1, p. 67-91.\n11 N.S. Jacobson et al. (1994). Affect, verbal content, and\npsychophysiology in the arguments of couples with a violent\nhusband. Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, Vol.\n62, p. 982-988.\n12 J. Langhinrichsen-Rohling, P. Nedig & G. Thorn (1995).\nViolent marriages: ender differences in levels of current\nviolence and past abuse. Journal of Family Violence, Vol.\n10, p. 159-176.\n13 B.J. Morse (1995). Beyond the conflict tactics scale:\nAssessing gender differences in partner violence. Violence\nand Victims, Vol. 10, p. 251-272.\n14 LD Brush (1990). Violence acts and injurious outcomes\nin married couples: Methodological issues in the national\nsurvey of families and households. Gender and Society, Vol.\n4, p. 56-67.\n15 J.M. Makepeace (1986). Gender differences in courtship\nviolence. Family Relations, Vol. 35, p. 383-388.\n16 S.B. Sorenson, D.M. Upchurch & H. Shen (1996). Violence\nand injury in marital arguments: Risk patterns of gender differences.\nAmerican Journal of Public Health, Vol. 86, p. 35-40.\n17 C. Zlotnick, R. Kohn, J. Peterson & T. Pearlstein (1998).\nPartner physical victimization in a national sample of American\nfamilies. Journal of Interpersonal Violence, Vol. 13, p. 156-166.\n18 C. Goldberg (1999, November 23). Spouse abuse crackdown,\nsurprisingly, nets many women. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-34-34376", "text": "Liquor Advertising: Now accepted at Radio Station\nslideshows\ngallery //\nMarketing\nCampaigns\nSocial Media\nPrint\nArt\nIndustry\nBranding\nMore >>\nNext\nPrevious\nLiquor Advertising: Now accepted at Radio Station\nKrishNov 3 2005\nNew York Times reports a satellite radio station; Sirius Satellite Radio will broadcast liquor advertising. There are some big names that are not part of this annual $80-$90 million alcohol advertising budget, like ABC, CBS, Fox, WB, NBC and UPN.alcoholBarring these few it seems everybody want to have a share of the pieThis is not very astonishing that some groups always raise voice against liquor or alcohol advertising. And it has been creating a huge amount of controversy due to its alcohol related disease or life style syndrome.Remember, Becardi ad which so implicitly shown its wild partying images that an instant nationwide survey revealed high risk of illicit sexual behavior.On the other way the brains behind the campaign are happy and optimistic and believe that the unbranded and fresh music (HIP HOP, Get your ice on) will be able to deliver in not so uncluttered scenario.\nYou might also like\nPlease enable JavaScript to view the comments powered by Disqus.\nRelated Stories\nNow electronic gaming magazine accepted blogging as mainstream stuff\nWell, after New York Times and Washington Post other players are chipping in to recognize blogging community wholeheartedly. Pls don't include Forbes into the book.\nAn interesting write up on how the magazine has been accepted as an 'excellent news...\nLiquor advertising review board needs more voices\nNot enough voices are coming from liquor advertising review. Green Party Drug and Alcohol spokesperson Metiria Turei says that absence of community groups, youths and NGOs from the advertising regulations has left a wide hole in the revenue process.\nIt..\nRadio Advertising Bureau: Hearing is believing on Radio\nThis is an interesting print advertisement campaign undertaken by a Radio Advertising Bureau of Finland.\nThe campaign is apparently showing its creative aspect in a very humorous way such as George Clooney of Finland and the most...\nAdvertising has it easy with gays now\nThe Scotsman reports that while in 1994, only 19 Fortune 500 companies advertised their brands in gay media in the United States. However, in 2005, 175 did.\nExperts say IKEA started it all in 1994 when an IKEA ad aired on TV showing a gay couple...\n10 worst Ads of all times\nMarketing and advertisement is certainly a key player in any business. Since we have all witnessed even the most absurd or rather warped advertisement campaigns released by the biggest market players, there sure is room for a good critique! We bring you,\nFEATUREDIN PAST\nCONNECT WITH US\nADVERTISE WITH US\nAdvertise with usContact UsArchives\nAdpunch© 2010 Instamedia Pvt. Ltd.All rights reserved\nON THE NEXT PAGE\nAdvertisements that spurred controversy and were banned\n10 Tips to run your ad campaign effectively\nWorld’s biggest advertisements: The bigger, the...\nJ.Lo's new Fiat\n", "entities": [{"start": 191, "end": 204, "label": ["173088"]}, {"start": 221, "end": 235, "label": ["30680"]}, {"start": 271, "end": 293, "label": ["345117"]}, {"start": 436, "end": 439, "label": ["62027"]}, {"start": 441, "end": 444, "label": ["37653"]}, {"start": 446, "end": 449, "label": ["46252"]}, {"start": 451, "end": 453, "label": ["41560153"]}, {"start": 455, "end": 458, "label": ["21780"]}, {"start": 463, "end": 466, "label": ["32306"]}, {"start": 1031, "end": 1038, "label": ["78498308"]}, {"start": 1147, "end": 1157, "label": ["9845"]}, {"start": 1190, "end": 1196, "label": ["27871572"]}, {"start": 1295, "end": 1309, "label": ["30680"]}, {"start": 1314, "end": 1329, "label": ["102226"]}, {"start": 1426, "end": 1432, "label": ["294894"]}, {"start": 1667, "end": 1674, "label": ["12163626"]}, {"start": 1688, "end": 1701, "label": ["659705"]}, {"start": 1752, "end": 1756, "label": ["46539"]}, {"start": 1992, "end": 1999, "label": ["10577"]}, {"start": 2087, "end": 2101, "label": ["158889"]}, {"start": 2105, "end": 2112, "label": ["10577"]}, {"start": 2171, "end": 2179, "label": ["34850722"]}, {"start": 2216, "end": 2227, "label": ["276447"]}, {"start": 2282, "end": 2295, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 2336, "end": 2340, "label": ["14751"]}, {"start": 2372, "end": 2376, "label": ["14751"]}, {"start": 3005, "end": 3009, "label": ["16175"]}, {"start": 3016, "end": 3020, "label": ["19553302"]}]}
{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-80-27834", "text": "Elgin City Football Club - Home\nUsername\nPassword\nLog in\nHomeClubClub InformationClub SponsorsOfficialsHistoryHonoursCity SaverHospitality PackagesSocial ClubTicket Prices 2011/12TeamFixtures 2011/12Player Squad 2011/12Youth TeamYouth Fixtures 2009/10Community & Football Dev.FansPoliciesSupporters CharterAnti-racism policyDisability PolicyUnacceptable BehaviourChild Protection PolicyAnti-bullying policyOBFTC (Scotland) Act 2012The Fan ZoneFor Visiting FansWebsiteLinksSearchArchivesFixtures 2010/11Fixtures 2009/10Fixtures 2008/09Fixtures 2007/08Contact us\nLatest News\nIrn-Bru bus at Borough Briggs\nSub Baz rescues point\nTop Gunn secures the points\nCans for Youth Teams initiative\nCity hit back to end away blues\nClassy City again sting the Wasps\nBaz to quit playing\nCity hit Blue Toon for six\nLatest City game and events\nSat, Mar 3rd, 2012, @ 3:00pmElgin City v Queen's Park, 3rd Division\nTue, Mar 6th, 2012, @ 7:45pmElgin City v Annan Athletic, 3rd Division\nSat, Mar 10th, 2012, @ 3:00pmElgin City v Peterhead, 3rd Division\nSat, Mar 17th, 2012, @ 3:00pmEast Stirling v Elgin City, 3rd Division\nMain Sponsor\nClark Thomson Insurance BrokersMore club sponsors\n3rd Division Table 2011/12\nAt 28/02/2012\nP\nGD\nPTS\n1\nAlloa Athletic\n26\n15\n54\n2\nQueen's Park\n26\n18\n47\n3\nStranraer\n26\n22\n46\n4\nElgin City\n25\n10\n42\n5\nAnnan Athletic\n25\n7\n40\n6\nPeterhead\n26\n-8\n32\n7\nBerwick Rangers\n26\n-5\n30\n8\nClyde\n26\n-3\n26\n9\nMontrose\n26\n-21\n22\n10\nEast Stirling\n26\n-34\n17\nFollow us on Twitter\nElginCityFC\nAttendance tonight was 611. Thanks to all who turned out\n09:42PM Feb 28\nElginCityFC\nBarry Wilson nets the equaliser for City and it ends 1-1\n09:33PM Feb 28\nElginCityFC\nCrooks on for Millar\n09:00PM Feb 28\nElginCityFC\nHT: Elgin City 0-1 Clyde\n08:32PM Feb 28\nElginCityFC\nAgainst the run of play, Pollock scores for Clyde. Elgin City 0-1 Clyde\n08:23PM Feb 28\nWho's Online\nWe have 401 guests online\nEvents Calendar\n«\n<\nMarch 2012 >\n»\nS\nM\nT\nW\nT\nF\nS\n26\n27\n28\n29\n1\n2\n3\n4\n5\n6\n7\n8\n9\n10\n11\n12\n13\n14\n15\n16\n17\n18\n19\n20\n21\n22\n23\n24\n25\n26\n27\n28\n29\n30\n31\nIrn-Bru bus at Borough Briggs\nWritten by William McKenzie\nThursday, 01 March 2012 19:29\nGET your tinnies oot...the girder bus is on its way!\nFurther to our article about 'Cans for Youth Teams' (see below), it has been announced the Irn-Bru bus will be at Borough Briggs on Saturday for City's important clash against Queen's Park.\nThe 'drink it, crush it, score it' scheme - a £70,000 initiative between the Scottish Football League and their sponsors Irn-Bru - will see clubs pick up a share of the pot.\nThe more cans the fans of a club collect, the bigger the share it will receive.\nSub Baz rescues point\nWritten by William McKenzie\nTuesday, 28 February 2012 22:38\nA LAST-GASP equaliser from substitute Barry Wilson stretched City's unbeaten Irn-Bru Third Division run to six games.\nBorough Briggs bogy side Clyde came within a minute of derailing the Black and Whites' charge towards the play-offs by taking the lead against the run of play before the break.\nBut dogged City again dug deep and Wilson, on the park for less than five minutes, fired home a deserved leveller.\nManager Ross Jack named the same side which started the 3-2 win at Montrose but, despite dictating the early play, it was the visitors who took the lead shortly before the break.\nCity now entertain an on-song Queen's Park outfit which took over second place with a 1-0 win at Montrose.\nLast Updated on Thursday, 01 March 2012 10:21\nRead more...\nCans for Youth Teams initiative\nWritten by Jason Bochel\nWednesday, 22 February 2012 21:59\nSCOTTISH FOOTBALL SCORES AS IRN-BRU PLEDGES £70,000 TO YOUTH DEVELOPMENT\n- Fans urged to 'drink it, crush it, score it' in launch of SFL Cans for Youth Teams initiative -\nFootball fans and communities across Scotland are being urged to pitch in and do their bit to score a share of cash for their local youth team as IRN-BRU and the Scottish Football League today (Tuesday 21st February) unveiled a £70,000 investment to help fund the future development of Scottish football.\nLast Updated on Wednesday, 22 February 2012 22:28\nRead more...\nTop Gunn secures the points\nWritten by Louise Shaw\nSaturday, 25 February 2012 17:17\nCITY stretched their impressive winning run to four games as Craig Gunn grabbed a hat-trick to seal a hard-earned 3-2 victory at Montrose.\nThe Gable Endies made City battle for the spoils on the artificial Links Park surface, but Gunn took his tally for the season to 18 to secure the points.\nDespite a worrying array of niggling injuries to several players, manager Ross Jack was forced into just one change to the line-ups which started against Alloa and Clyde.\nMark Durnan, who came off the bench to notch the clincher against the Bully Wee in midweek, retained his place and the buoyant Black and Whites got the boost of another early goal.\nBut the Angus side twice bounced back with equalisers before Gunn did the trick with the deciding goal in 70 minutes.\nThe win takes City into fourth spot in the Irn-Bru Third Division table ahead of a run of four straight - and possibly crucial - home games, starting with the visit of Clyde on Tuesday.\nLast Updated on Sunday, 26 February 2012 23:43\nRead more...\nCity hit back to end away blues\nWritten by William McKenzie\nTuesday, 21 February 2012 22:58\nCITY racked up a third straight Irn-Bru Third Division win as they bounced back from a goal down to notch a superb success against Clyde,\nThe delayed start at Broadwood due to the late arrival of the bus carrying City's north contingent saw the Black and Whites trailing 1-0 at the interval.\nBut Ross Jack's side, showing no changes to the starting 11 which helped City to a resounding 3-0 win over league-leaders Alloa on Saturday despite injury and illness doubts, replied with second half counters from Daniel Moore and substitute Mark Durnan.\nThe three points, only City's second full haul on the road this season, takes them within two points of fourth place Annan and three of third Queen's Park\n", "entities": [{"start": 2248, "end": 2255, "label": ["14741"]}, {"start": 2271, "end": 2285, "label": ["4865818"]}, {"start": 2302, "end": 2306, "label": ["5391"]}, {"start": 2333, "end": 2345, "label": ["426311"]}, {"start": 2424, "end": 2448, "label": ["60918"]}, {"start": 2468, "end": 2475, "label": ["14741"]}, {"start": 2721, "end": 2733, "label": ["609846"]}, {"start": 2744, "end": 2748, "label": ["5391"]}, {"start": 2760, "end": 2782, "label": ["560688"]}, {"start": 2801, "end": 2815, "label": ["4865818"]}, {"start": 2826, "end": 2831, "label": ["451243"]}, {"start": 2870, "end": 2875, "label": ["17554676"]}, {"start": 2880, "end": 2886, "label": ["166202"]}, {"start": 2989, "end": 2993, "label": ["5391"]}, {"start": 3013, "end": 3019, "label": ["609846"]}, {"start": 3101, "end": 3110, "label": ["15417421"]}, {"start": 3160, "end": 3168, "label": ["880408"]}, {"start": 3302, "end": 3314, "label": ["426311"]}, {"start": 3369, "end": 3377, "label": ["880408"]}, {"start": 3736, "end": 3744, "label": ["26994"]}, {"start": 3845, "end": 3852, "label": ["14741"]}, {"start": 3861, "end": 3885, "label": ["60918"]}, {"start": 3985, "end": 3993, "label": ["26994"]}, {"start": 4151, "end": 4155, "label": ["5391"]}, {"start": 4212, "end": 4222, "label": ["16823713"]}, {"start": 4280, "end": 4288, "label": ["880408"]}, {"start": 4312, "end": 4316, "label": ["5391"]}, {"start": 4357, "end": 4367, "label": ["6820888"]}, {"start": 4381, "end": 4385, "label": ["16823713"]}, {"start": 4518, "end": 4527, "label": ["15417421"]}, {"start": 4598, "end": 4603, "label": ["374591"]}, {"start": 4608, "end": 4613, "label": ["451243"]}, {"start": 4742, "end": 4747, "label": ["17554676"]}, {"start": 4752, "end": 4758, "label": ["166202"]}, {"start": 4804, "end": 4809, "label": ["1858925"]}, {"start": 4857, "end": 4861, "label": ["16823713"]}, {"start": 4928, "end": 4932, "label": ["5391"]}, {"start": 4957, "end": 4979, "label": ["560688"]}, {"start": 5082, "end": 5087, "label": ["451243"]}, {"start": 5411, "end": 5420, "label": ["3750990"]}, {"start": 5465, "end": 5469, "label": ["5391"]}, {"start": 5497, "end": 5502, "label": ["17554676"]}, {"start": 5548, "end": 5557, "label": ["15417421"]}, {"start": 5617, "end": 5621, "label": ["5391"]}, {"start": 5666, "end": 5671, "label": ["374591"]}, {"start": 5758, "end": 5770, "label": ["19439382"]}, {"start": 5822, "end": 5826, "label": ["5391"]}, {"start": 5916, "end": 5921, "label": ["1893873"]}, {"start": 5941, "end": 5953, "label": ["426311"]}]}
{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0500wb-39-21685", "text": "Thai Airways to increase Mum-BKK flights to 14 per week by April 2011 - Express TravelWorld\nUntitled Document\nwww.expresstravelworld.com\nMONTHLY INSIGHT FOR THE TRAVEL TRADE\nDecember 2010\nUntitled Document\nSections\nMarket\nManagement\nEdge\nTravel Life\nBackwaters\nWeekEnd\nServices\nSubscribe/Renew\nArchives\nSearch\nContact\nUs\nEvents\nExpress TravelWorld Awards\nHospitalityWorld\nNetwork Sites\nExpress\nComputer\nExp.\nChannel Business\nExpress\nHospitality\nfeBusiness\nTraveller\nExpress\nPharma\nExpress\nHealthcare\nExpress\nTextile\nGroup Sites\nExpressIndia\nIndian\nExpress\nFinancial\nExpress\nHome\n- Market\n- Article\nPrinter Friendly Version\nInbound\nThai Airways to increase Mum-BKK flights to 14 per week by April 2011\nTo launch Mumbai-Phuket flight by October 2011\nGAYATRI VINAYAK - Mumbai\nThai Airways is looking to increase its Mumbai-Bangkok flights to 14 per week\nby April 2011. It recently added three new flights from Mumbai taking the current\nnumber of weekly flights from Mumbai to Bangkok to a total of 10. Plans are\nalso on in the future to link Mumbai directly to Phuket and Thai Airways is\nlooking to launch a direct connection by around October 2011. Currently operating\na total of 56 flights from India, Thai Airways flies out of Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai,\nHyderabad, Bengaluru and Kolkata. It operates to Bodh Gaya and Varanasi in its\nwinter schedule and the number of flights were increased to daily, this winter\nfrom four times a week, due to an increased demand.\nSpeaking about the airlines' future plans, Chris Chantalitanon, director- BKKSYTG\nCentral, South, Southeast Asia and Australasia, Thai Airways, said, \"We\nmight look at adding two more destinations – Amritsar and Ahmedabad in\nour route in the next few years. We first need to consolidate our position here.\nWe are looking at making all points that we service now into daily and those\nthat are daily to become double daily. We are looking at 14 flights out of Mumbai\nby April 2011 and daily flights from Hyderabad by summer next year,\" he\nsaid. According to him, a large number of Indian travellers transit through\nBangkok to cities in Thailand such as Chiangmai, Phuket and Krabi with leisure,\nFITs and weddings as major segments. The airline receives its maximum business\nin india from the cities of Mumbai and Delhi.\nThe airline is celebrating 50 years of service this year. As part of its expansion\nplans, Thai Airways is also awaiting the delivery of 26 new aircrafts next year\nwhich will will include Airbus A330-300s and Airbus A380-800 with the first\nAirbus A380 expected to be delivered by around the last quarter of 2012. The\nairline is currently in talks with domestic carriers Kingfisher, Jet Airways\nand SpiceJet for code share. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0500wb-68-02401", "text": "Mizrachi the provisional leader after WPT Championship day two - InterPoker.com\nInterPoker. 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According to UNAIDS 2009 report, around 60 million people have been infected worldwide, with some 25 million deaths. In the week that marks World AIDS Day, Euranet examines social, cultural and religious questions and finds out how Europe protects itself and deals with the most democratic disease of the 20th and 21st century.\nAids - the desease of the 20th century...\nHow is Aids being tackled in Rumania and accross Europe? By Steliu Lambru (in French).\n6:05\nMy Playlist\nPlay\nA safe shooting room in Madrid: a hand stretched out at drug addicts\nIn Madrid, as in the other European cities, a shooting room welcomes drug addicts in safe sanitary conditions. It aims at limiting the risks of HIV infection.\n04:17\nMy Playlist\nPlay\nNan Goldin photographs her friends who died of AIDS\nThe Berlinische Galerie in Berlin, Germany exposes the work of american photographer Nan Goldin. A poignant tribute to her friends who died of AIDS. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-52-13555", "text": "Atlanta Systems Analyst/Application Support Analyst Jobs, Atlanta Georgia Systems Analyst/Application Support Analyst jobs, Atlanta\njobs\nHome Profile and Resume Browse Jobs Employers Other Cities About Us Help Register / Log In\nAtlantaRecruiter\nRecruiter Media, Inc.\nthe smart solution for Atlanta jobs\nSystems Analyst/Application Support Analyst\nCompany: Synergis\nLocation: Atlanta\nPosted on: March 1, 2012\nShare this job on Facebook\nJob Description:\nCLIENT DETAILS:Our client is an award winning leader within their industry, specializing in energy management. They have been recognized by Computerworld's Top 100 Best Places to Work for several years and Fortune magazine's 2011 list of the World's Most Admired Companies. They offer wonderful benefits packages and healthy work environments for their employees, making them the perfect next step for your IT career.\nSystems Analyst/Application Support\nThis position provides leadership and influence through active participation in client account management activities for the Distribution/Power Delivery Automated Resource Management/Workforce Management applications.\nThe scope of work includes: providing leadership, and functional and technical subject matter expertise for Distribution Systems Automated Resource Management and Workforce Management applications; problem analysis and resolution (production support), root cause analysis, implementing vendor solutions; providing input to application life cycle management; providing oversight for the design, development, testing, and implementation of application solutions; staying abreast of emerging computer technologies; and staying abreast of the business processes emerging computer technologies.\nSpecific tasks and activities include:\nSingle point of customer contact for assigned Distribution applications Subject matter expert for applications - business process, data/work flow and reports Owns result/solution end-to-end Estimate coordination Production support (24X7); 1st line of support/case management Impact analysis (functional, application risk assessment) Manage production deployments, production verification testing and user implementation support User acceptance coordination with customer/bug tracking Troubleshooting and resolving application quality issues Application life cycle management Release planning/management Project management for smaller efforts (planning/control/reporting/issue management/communications) Compliance and change management controls adherence Application vendor interface and support Disaster recovery plans/testing\nEducation/Experience:\nFour year college degree with a major in Computer Science, MIS, Engineering, or related field required Experience supporting vendor applications highly preferred Experience with Windows and SQL Server 2005 and the associated suite of products: Reporting Services, Integration Services, etc., a plus Experience with Unix and Oracle a plus Experience with C# or other Object Oriented programming language Experience with MQ Series a plus Experience with Microsoft BizTalk or other Middleware/Integration Bus platforms a plus Conversant in relational databases Possess a solid understanding of technical environments and software methods Power Delivery/Customer service experience either directly or in a support role desired\nKnowledge, Skills, and Abilities:\nAbility to establish and maintain quality relationships with IT peers and management, vendors, and internal customer groups Strong analytical and problem solving skills required Must be able to manage production support and project related activities simultaneously Ability to work effectively with limited direct supervision Excellent customer service skills Risk assessment/mitigation skills Strong communications and interpersonal skills and ability to work effectively within a team environment Technical writing skills Ability to gather and document business and functional requirements Ability to estimate project costs and timelines Self starter and demonstrate initiative\nBehavioral Attributes:\nSafety oriented Takes personal ownership of career development Values trust, superior performance, and commitment to success Must have a strong desire to be a student of the business Methodical approach to solving problems Team oriented with a strong work ethic\nInterested? Please contact Christy Cifreo. Synergis is a woman-owned company that serves a myriad of clients across nearly all industries, from start-ups to Fortune 100 companies. The outcomes of these relationships are demonstrated in a growing list of more than 300 clients and industry recognitions by Inc. magazine and the Atlanta Business Chronicle.\nFrom its foundation in 1997, Synergis has been successfully recruiting and placing IT professionals in all areas of information technology. Recently named the Best Place to Work in Atlanta by the Atlanta Business Chronicle, Synergis has been successfully recruiting and placing IT professionals for over 10 years. For more information about Synergis, please visit the company website at our website. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-59-11649", "text": "Jewogle\n- Marvin Mandel\nRecipes\nעברית\nfrançaise\nрусский\nTweet\nArts & Humanities\nBusiness\nEntertainment\nGovernment\nMedia\nMusic\nScience\nSports\nU.S. Senate\nU.S. House of Representatives\nU.S. Governors\nU.S. Mayors\nOther American politicians\nSupreme Court\nObama Adminstration\nGovernment » U.S. Governors\nMarvin Mandel\nTweet\nAbout Jewogle\nJewogle is not quite like any other Jewish site on the web. It looks like Google. (The look is, in fact, a parody). But, Jewogle is NOT a search engine of other Jewish sites. Jewogle brings you both a Kosher Search engine that allows you to find information across cyberspace from Jewogle certified kosher sites as well as giving an extensive listing of some of the most famous Jews in their respective fields.\nRead More\nPopular Jews\nAbraham A. Ribicoff\nServed as Conn.s Governor (1955-61). Later Senator.\nArthur Seligman\nGovernor of New Mexico, 1930.\nBob Rae\nFormer Premier of the Canadian Province of Ontario. Member of the New Democratic Party. Correction: Rae is one quarter Jewish and married to a Jewish woman. He is also a great friend of the Jewish community. But he is not Jewish by either religious law or self-identification.\nBruce Sundlun\nGovernor of Rhode Island, 1991-95. Democrat. He is a retired Air Force colonel. He was not that popular a governor and was defeated for re-election.\nDavid Emanuel\nRevolutionary war soldier and Governor of Georgia, 1801. Emanuel filled-out nine months of the term of the sitting Governor who resigned to take a Senate seat. Emanuel County, Georgia is named for him. This entry is problematic since little is known about his early life. However, sources we have consulted reference historians that state that there is strong evidence he was Jewish. However, the irony is that one of these sources is a ministers bible in which Emanuels conversion away from Judaism is noted. Therefore, Moses Alexander of Idaho holds the title of first \"professed\" Jew to be a governor of an American state.\nEd Rendell\nEdward Salomon\nMedal of Honor winner, American Civil War. Governor of Washington Territory, 1869. Later moved to California where he became a leading lawyer and head of the California division of the Grand Army of the Republic (the Union veterans organization).\nEliot Spitzer\nErnest Gruening\nTerritorial Governor of Alaska between 1939 and 1953. His performance in office was widely praised. This was the period when Alaska \"really joined\" the rest of the United States as a result of WWII. During Gruening term in office the \"Alcan\" highway was built and the Japanese were expelled from their toe-hold in the Aleutians.\nFrank Licht\nGovernor of Rhode Island 1968-1972. Democrat\n", "entities": [{"start": 797, "end": 802, "label": ["6466"]}, {"start": 830, "end": 837, "label": ["24909346"]}, {"start": 936, "end": 943, "label": ["22218"]}, {"start": 959, "end": 979, "label": ["43474106"]}, {"start": 1012, "end": 1018, "label": ["25955086"]}, {"start": 1036, "end": 1042, "label": ["25955086"]}, {"start": 1115, "end": 1121, "label": ["25955086"]}, {"start": 1196, "end": 1208, "label": ["25410"]}, {"start": 1219, "end": 1227, "label": ["5043544"]}, {"start": 1245, "end": 1254, "label": ["32090"]}, {"start": 1389, "end": 1396, "label": ["48830"]}, {"start": 1494, "end": 1500, "label": ["24909346"]}, {"start": 1523, "end": 1530, "label": ["48830"]}, {"start": 1723, "end": 1729, "label": ["25955086"]}, {"start": 1839, "end": 1846, "label": ["15624"]}, {"start": 1868, "end": 1883, "label": ["418248"]}, {"start": 1887, "end": 1892, "label": ["14607"]}, {"start": 1930, "end": 1933, "label": ["25955086"]}, {"start": 1957, "end": 1965, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 1999, "end": 2013, "label": ["40331925"]}, {"start": 2022, "end": 2040, "label": ["863"]}, {"start": 2097, "end": 2107, "label": ["5407"]}, {"start": 2157, "end": 2167, "label": ["5407"]}, {"start": 2184, "end": 2210, "label": ["173067"]}, {"start": 2300, "end": 2306, "label": ["624"]}, {"start": 2401, "end": 2407, "label": ["624"]}, {"start": 2440, "end": 2453, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 2469, "end": 2473, "label": ["32927"]}, {"start": 2544, "end": 2552, "label": ["15573"]}, {"start": 2594, "end": 2603, "label": ["26296222"]}, {"start": 2629, "end": 2641, "label": ["25410"]}, {"start": 2653, "end": 2661, "label": ["5043544"]}]}
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A busy sub-lease market has emerged for these apartments in the higher end of the market.\nAs the project is close to the completion, there is extensive secondary market activity, whereby premiums of between 20 to 28 per cent are attained.Superbly appointed Townhouses, stylish Rowhouses and five distinct apartment styles are planned around a Grand Piazza, the centerpiece of the community. Abundant with neighbourly appeal and filled with convenient shopping and dining outlets, UPTOWN Mirdiff is delightful, secure family living environment. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-98-01695", "text": "» Blog Archive\n» Diocese of Melbourne motion supporting ACNA defeated\nHome\nAbout\nAnglican Orphans\nBlog Rules\nContact Us\nDisclaimer\nFeed on\nPosts\nComments\n« A Little Bit of Perspective.\nWill the Diocese of Niagara hold a lottery to raise its $750,000? »\nDiocese of Melbourne motion supporting ACNA defeated\nOct 30th, 2009 by David\nAn update to this post:\nReceived by email:\nIt was a close vote. The debate went for the full 30 minutes, and was charitable for the most part, except one well-known agitator in the Melbourne Diocese in Australia claiming the motion and its motives were “disingenuous” – that was a low point. The vote by voices wasn’t able to decide whether the motion had passed or been defeated, so someone asked for a count of the house. It turns out there was just a quorum of people – in Melbourne Diocese only a third of Synod (284 people, I think) is required to be present for a quorum – there were 325 Synod members present who voted on the motion (either for or against). On a count of hands 175 people were “against”, 150 people “for”. The motion was lost by 25 people. It was a close vote!\nThe saddest aspects to the vote are twofold: i. a decent number of Synod members had little idea of what the motion was really about (that is, they were confused by the whole thing and they aren’t aware that ACNA-affiliated parishes are being dragged through the courts to acquire their properties), even after some careful, but informative speeches from the mover and seconder of the motion; and, ii., to lose the motion by 25 people is disappointing, given that there were a number of people absent from Synod who would have voted in favour of the motion if they were there – this is one of those “luck of the draw” situations, where you don’t know the exact timing of the hearing of the motion.\nPosted in Anglican Church in North America\n13 Responses to “Diocese of Melbourne motion supporting ACNA defeated”\n1\nstuck in Toronto says:\nOctober 31, 2009 at 11:25 am\nIf all the facts are true this is a perfect argument for the “disingenuous” nature of currect Synod operations.\nI submit that until we adopt a procedure whereby all motions must be passed unanimously, or tabled for further action we leave a thin edge for the wedge.\nI hope arguments follow, but please do not forget the “Factor of Faith”.\n2\nstuck in Toronto says:\nNovember 2, 2009 at 9:35 am\nI am surprised and disappointed there is no dialogue on this subject.\nAny reasons?\n3\nIrena says:\nNovember 3, 2009 at 12:11 am\n#2: Usually we are silenced by discouraging news.\nHowever, I don’t think we have need to be discouraged:\ndemocratic votes are not usually related to the Lord’s favour.\nWe know this fact well in New Westminster.\n4\nJason says:\nNovember 3, 2009 at 12:43 am\nI hear that Australia’s Sydney Diocese passed their ACNA motion! That’s great news.\n5\nstuck in Toronto says:\nNovember 3, 2009 at 10:28 am\nIrena I take it from your statement – “democratic votes are not usually related to the Lord’s favour” that you agree with my #1\n6\nGerry O'Brien says:\nNovember 3, 2009 at 11:44 am\nStuck:\nIf we need 100% in favor or against votes, doesn’t this lead to what is called dictatorship?\nOnly a dictatorial government can achieve unanimous agreement ALL of the time.\nIrena:\nmethinks you to be more right than wrong on the idea that democratic votes usually go against the Lord’s favor.\nSeems that has always been the case ~~~~ unless all the voters or at least the majority of the voters are “Christians”, then it goes to the Lord’s favor of course.\nUnfortunately todays society thinks themselves in North America to be Christian but have been so far led away from the truth that they are not.\nHow unfortunate and sad.\n7\nIrena says:\nNovember 3, 2009 at 12:22 pm\nStuck in Toronto #5: Not necessarily.\nEven a unanimous vote does not guarantee the Lord’s favour.\nAdam and Eve were unanimous!\nHaving said that, I will agree that, in a group of Christians, unanimity is a beautiful thing.\n8\nstuck in Toronto says:\nNovember 3, 2009 at 5:00 pm\n# 6 Gerry, Dictatorship and Monarchist Government is always unanimous “all the time”.\nWere the requirment for unanimity in Synod operations does not garantee “all the time” when a motion does not pass it is tabled.\nThe procedure or follow up on a tabled motion is varied.\nMy personal choice is to put it off until the next synod.\nThis leaves time for healthy discussion, debate, and prayer.\nIf the next Synod (second reading) fails to reach unanimous agreement than the Bishop in Charge would strike a committee of pro and con persons based on the same percentage as the second vote.\nThes folks would be tasked (like a jury) to determine unanimous consent.\nAny and all arguments can be submitted to said committee during the interim.\nThe result -unanimous or hung, is presented during third Synod (reading) if vote is not unanimous than the Motion is tossed.\n9\nstuck in Toronto says:\nNovember 3, 2009 at 5:22 pm\nIrena\n“Adam and Eve were unanimous!”;\nwere they?\nwasn’t there a third person missing?\nI would welcome any biblical example of unaniminity failing God’s will.\nJesus said “where two or three are gathered together OF THE SAME ACCORD (unanimity) there I will be in the midst.\nThe Church has lost a vital component in it’s two-thousand year journey.\nI call it the factor of faith.\nWe acknowledge faith as a gift but fail to use it.\nSo what happens to something when it doesn’t get used?\n10\nIrena says:\nNovember 4, 2009 at 1:40 am\n#9 Stuck:\nIs this the verse you’re referring to?\n“For where two or three are gathered in my name, there am I among them.” Matthew 10:20\n‘In my name’ is missing in your verse so I’m not sure.\nThe context of this particular verse has to do with ejecting an unrepentant brother out of the church.\nAnd of course, the presence of the Lord Jesus would give the necessary authority for such an action.\n11\nstuck in Toronto says:\nNovember 4, 2009 at 10:54 am\nIrena; I have defended the premise of “same Accord” as a source of Spiritual Power.\nI believe that “in my name”\nmeans “of the same accord”.\nThe fact that I could not find the quote I used in my #9 was a shock to me as I have used it so often.\nI apologize for the confusing mis-quote. I don’t agree with your contextual assessment.\nMatt.18: 19 Again I say unto you, That if two of you shall agree on earth as touching any thing that they shall ask, it shall be done for them of my Father which is in heaven.\n20..For where two or three are gathered together in my name, there am I in the midst of them.\nPhilippians 2:2\nFulfil ye my joy, that ye be likeminded, having the same love, being of one accord, of one mind.\nActs 1:14\nThese all continued with one accord in prayer and supplication, with the women, and Mary the mother of Jesus, and with his brethren.\nActs 2:1\nAnd when the day of Pentecost was fully come, they were all with one accord in one place.\n12\nIrena says:\nNovember 6, 2009 at 12:17 pm\n#11 Stuck:\nBeing of one accord and “in my name” are certainly tightly related, as the verses in your previous post show.\nIf we are considering a matter together in Jesus’ name–that is, if we really do stand under his authority and in his love, as I think the phrase suggests–we will be of like mind because we’ll be sharing in the mind of Christ (Phil. 2, v.5).\nWhen the glory and honour of the Lord Jesus are at stake, this kind of accord will look like unanimity.\nAnd I think this is how ACNA has so wonderfully been founded among groups so varying in detail.\nWe all knew we couldn’t stay with the National Churches because the very Lordship of Christ was being questioned in these churches.\nOn the subject of non-essentials (where the Bible is not totally clear on a subject, for example), the accord will look more like mutual submission in which we leave our pet issues aside for the sake of unity. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0502wb-08-17623", "text": "This ‘Psychic’ Metal is Predicting a Christmas Rally\n| Dominic Frisby | FINANCIAL SENSE\nFINANCIAL SENSE\n01 March 2012\nHome\nNewshourBig Picture\nIn Depth\nExpert Interviews\nExpert List\nAbout FS Newshour\nSubscribe to FSN\nEditorialsMarket Obs.\nFeatured\nBy FS Staff\nBy FS Newshour Guests\nBy All Contributors\nSubmit an Editorial\nVideo\nJim Puplava\nContributorsContrib. List (Alpha)\nContrib. List (by Co.)\nMarket Obs. Writers\nFS Staff\nBecome a Contributor\nContributor Login\nAbout UsMission & History\nContact Us\nInvest with Us\nAdvertise with Us\nSite Statistics\nSubscribe\nCommodities\nEconomy\nEnergy\nGlobal\nMarketsInterCharts\nMetals\nStorm Watch\nThis ‘Psychic’ Metal is Predicting a Christmas Rally\nBy Dominic Frisby11/09/2011\nPrint\nThey call it 'Dr Copper' - the metal with a PhD in economics - because of its forecasting ability.It turned up in 2003 as the world recovered from the dotcom crash. It peaked in 2008, shortly before the stock market crash, and it rebounded in 2009.Sounds great. But in fact, if you look at it, copper actually rises and falls with general market sentiment. It's more of a barometer than forecaster.A far better forecaster would be a metal that moves before the event, a metal that peaks or troughs early – in late 2006, early 2007, say, or in 2010.Such a metal exists. It's copper's less widely discussed, less glamorous industrial cousin: zinc.So what can it tell us about today's market? And what's the best way to play it?Zinc isn't glamorous or world-savingUnlike uranium, rare earth metals, or even gold and silver, zinc is not a metal that is going to save the world. It's not the answer to looming energy, technical or monetary problems.Its main use (over 50%) is in galvanising, to prevent rust. Zinc is very reactive, so a quick coat of zinc on your iron or steel will attract all the oxidisation and protect the metal beneath. It's also used extensively in alloys (brass and bronze in particular) and compounds. You'll find zinc in a huge range of applications, from communication equipment to coins to cars to piping to bearings to water valves.It's widely used (only iron ore, copper and aluminium are more heavily used). But there's no huge deficit between global zinc supply and demand to get excited about – there's lots of it and when demand grows, production can be increased too.Identified worldwide resources are estimated at just below the two billion tonne mark. The largest deposits are in Canada, the US, Australia and Iran. Annual global production stands at around 12 million tonnes, 70% of which comes from mining and 30% from recycling.According to recent data made available to the International Lead and Zinc Study Group (ILZSG), world demand exceeded supply by 223,000 tonnes in 2011, in the year to date. World stock levels increased by 201,000 tonnes, although London Metal Exchange stockpiles (along with those of all base metals, interestingly) have been declining since the summer.From the same data, we see world zinc production rose by 14.5%; apparent Chinese demand increased by 14.9% and world usage by 16.7%.A history of the zinc priceAs for the zinc price, it is trading in a fairly tight range. Its year high was just above $1.1/lb in February and its low, in October, was $0.80/lb.Here we see a long-term chart of zinc since 1989. It fell from about $0.90/lb in the late '80s to $0.40/lb in 1993, then spent the rest of the decade mired in a tight range between $0.40 and $0.55 or so, with one brief spike above that level.After the dotcom crash, it sunk even below $0.40/lb until 2003 when it began to creep up – in line with general market sentiment.But then in 2004-5 it broke out above that multi-year $0.50/lb or so cap and within two years quadrupled. In late 2006 it broke above $2/lb. Insane stuff. If ever there is a chart that reflects the bubble of credit and speculative excess the world got itself into in that period, it's this one.Then the zinc price began falling – ahead of the markets – and quickly returned to $0.50/lb break-out point, giving back all of the gains of the previous two or three years.We then got the proverbial 'dead cat bounce', which petered out at $1.20 in 2010. We have been stuck in a range ever since, between there and $0.80 on the downside. This month it has turned back up.Professor Zinc's psychic powersI would say Professor Zinc better reflects the real global state of things than the Dr Copper. In July 2008 copper was making new highs (with oil), when zinc had long-since turned down, and the credit crunch was in full flight.In early 2011, copper made new highs again, above 2006 and 2007 levels – when the real economy was in a more parlous state. Here's a chart of copper over that period. To me, it is less a reflection of the economy and more a reflection of the speculative excess at the extreme end of finance.So what is zinc telling us now?It has turned up, and I see some buying coming back into the junior mining end of markets, so perhaps we can expect this rally to continue until Christmas and even into the New Year.But there are plenty of problems lurking on the sidelines, as we all know, so I would be ready to jump ship should they rear their ugly heads again. And I'll be watching closely to see if the zinc price provides an early warning of the next downturn.If you wanted to trade zinc, ETF Securities offers a zinc ETF (LSE: ZINC). But I can't see the point. I don't see huge price rises in zinc itself coming. The top large-cap zinc-producing companies include Xstrata, OZ Minerals, Teck Cominco and Glencore, all of which may be ripe for a rally to early next year.However, the small-caps offer more growth potential. One suggestion for a small-cap, pure play on zinc is the former golden boy ZincOx resources (Aim: ZOX), a company whose management I like.I should also mention Toronto Venture Exchange-listed Vena Resources (TSX: VEM), a company I have mentioned here before. It is bringing a zinc mine into production in Peru and, according to reports, it has made good progress. Vena has been hammered this year for two reasons.First, there was a lot of (probably misplaced) risk perceived about the new Peruvian government being mining unfriendly. Second, Vena is also exploring large uranium deposits and the market fell horribly out of love with uranium after Fukushima. But below C$0.20c Vena offers potential value and growth (I hold the stock myself).My latest gold report is now available – as well as looking at ways to buy gold itself, I’ve also tipped some speculative mining stocks that I think are poised to do very well in the coming years, and provided some updates on my previous tips. Get your copy of my gold report here.This article first appeared in Money Morning, the free daily investment email from UK investment magazine, Moneyweek. 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Maclay Gardens State Park\n3540 Thomasville Road\nTallahassee, FL\n32309\nPhone: 850-487-4556\nHours: 8:00 am to Sunset (Gardens are open 9:00 am to 5:00 pm daily)\nDirections to Maclay Gardens State Park:\nMaclay State Gardens is located one half mile north of I-10 on US 319.\nAlfred Maclay Gardens State Park Activities\nThe state park has many activities to offer including biking, canoeing, fishing, swimming, hiking, horse back riding trail, parking, picnic, and wildlife viewing.\nAlfred Maclay Gardens State Park Highlights\nThis 1,184-acre state park showcases one man’s passion for beauty—the spectacular gardens which are the centerpiece of the park. For the park’s most scenic picnic spot, try the recreation area near Lake Hall or experience the unspoiled woodlands of the Lake Overstreet trails on foot, bicycle or horse.\nMaclay Gardens has something for everyone – spectacular gardens open year-round, the historic Maclay House Museum open during the blooming season, January through April, or arrange a guided group tour by calling the park.\nHike, bike or ride horseback on Lake Overstreet’s eight miles of trails of everchanging scenery. Picnic, swim, fish or enjoy the\nplayground at the Lake Hall Recreation Area. A boat ramp and fishing dock give access to Lake Hall.\nThe park hosts several special events and programs. Annual events to enjoy include Parade of Gardens in May and Camellia Christmas in December. Monthly programs include plant care workshops, children’s activities and park interpretive programs and, on occasion, the park offers concerts in the park.\nThe gardens are a beautiful setting for weddings. Park facilities, including a small cottage for receptions or meetings, may be rented for private events. Call Maclay Gardens for reservations.\nSpecial accommodations are offered to visitors who need a wheelchair for the gardens or a beach wheelchair to enjoy the Lake Hall Swimming Area. Golf cart tours are available upon request – complimentary to visitors.\nThe Alfred Maclay Gardens State Park is located in Tallahassee in Leon County Florida.\nAlfred Maclay Gardens State Park History\nThe hills of Maclay Gardens were home to Native Americans for thousands of years. By 1825 the site had become part of a land grant to the Marquis de Lafayette.\nA small African-American community of farmers and plantation employees lived here in the late 1800s.  Some owned their land, while others worked as tenant farmers raising crops to pay for their rent. Remnants of historic home sites may be seen on the Lake Overstreet property. In the early 1900s it was home to a quail plantation, combining small farms with hunting lands.\nNew York financier Alfred Barmore Maclay bought the land in 1923 and created this masterpiece of floral architecture for his family’s southern retreat on the rolling hills overlooking picturesque Lake Hall. The Maclays entertained many prominent people here, including the Duke and Duchess of Windsor.\nOriginally named Killearn Plantation and Gardens for his ancestral home in Scotland, it was later renamed Maclay Gardens to honor their creator. After Maclay’s death in 1944 his wife, Louise Maclay, continued developing the gardens and in 1953 donated Killearn Gardens to the state.\nThe state of Florida acquired the Lake Overstreet property in 1994. The gardens and park were listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2002 as Killearn Plantation Archeological and Historic District.\nThe Red Hills of Tallahassee are the setting for Maclay Gardens State Park. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0503wb-16-22821", "text": "Convert XVID to MPEG4 Efficiently\nHome  Support  Blog  Our Clients  Customization  Forum          You are here: CoolUtils >\nConvert XVID to MPEG4 Efficiently\nConvertersTotal Image ConverterTotal Audio ConverterTotal Movie ConverterTotal HTML ConverterTotal PDF ConverterTotal PDF Converter OCRTotal Doc ConverterTotal Excel ConverterTotal Mail ConverterTotal CAD ConverterTotal GIS ConverterTotal Outlook ConverterTotal CSV ConverterTotal VectorizeTotal Thunderbird ConverterTotal Outlook Express ConverterTotal Webmail Converter\nTIFF and PDF ToolsTiff PagingTiff SplitterTiff CombineTiff TellerPDF SplitterPDF CombinePDF Combine ProTiff Pdf CleanerTotal PDF PrinterTotal PDF to DXF Converter\nGraphic toolsTotal Icon OrganizerImage BoxImage2IcoEXIF ViewerTotal Image Slicer\nMultimediaEpisode PlayeriPod AudioBookTotal iPod ConverterTotal Video JoinerCDukeFolderShinePhoto Music\nSystem ToolsTotal Server MonitorTotal Folder MonitorSpace SearcherQuick UnplugTotal Resource Changer\nFile RenameVisual RenamerMulti RenamerTotal Audio Tags\nCatalogueTotal Doc Organizer\nDocument processingPrint MaestroTotal CAD PrinterTotal CAD View ServerTotal GIS View Server\nConvert Xvid to MPEG4 Efficiently\n(only $29.90)\nWindows 2000/NT/XP/2003/Vista/7\nXvid is a video codec library and a primary competitor to the DivX Pro Codec, which, unlike Xvid, is proprietary software developed by DivX, Inc. Files saved with the help of Xvid can be played with MPlayer, VLC, ffdshow or Perian. Oftentimes users prefer to convert Xvid to MPEG4 files because the latter is more popular than the former.\nThe easiest way to do so is download or use online xvid mpeg4 converter. The downside of such applications, however, is their limited functionality and low quality. The good thing about them is low price and popularity.\nSomehow, if you are the one who values high quality and functionality, you should consider downloading all-purpose video converter. Try downloading Total Movie Converter by CoolUtils to see what real quality is about. Unlike mpeg4 video converter, CoolUtils movie converter is suitable for processing of dozens of video formats. They include but are not limited to: WMV, DIVX, XVID, VOB, DV, DIF, MOV, MPG, MPEG, MPE, M1V, M2V, MPV, MPEG4, M4V, MP4, ASF, MKV, 3GP and 3G2.\nThere are also other reasons why you should choose Total Movie Converter. They are as follows:\nAffordability. There is no need to spend hundreds of dollars on expensive software. Total Movie Converter is offered by CoolUtils for less than $30. You will also be able to get updates and customer support 24 hours 7 days a week.\nFunctionality. This program is very useful for people who need to not only convert videos, but also to edit them or download movies from such websites as YouTube, Vimeo, and Sevenload. Moreover, Total Movie Converter can be used to convert videos to digital devices like iPhone, iPad, HTC or Zune easily. Finally, this CoolUtils converter is great when it comes to converting video files in batches.\nSimplicity. Even if you have never before used video converter, you will need only a few minutes to convert XVID to MPEG4\n", "entities": [{"start": 1163, "end": 1167, "label": ["201544"]}, {"start": 1171, "end": 1176, "label": ["20063"]}, {"start": 1235, "end": 1239, "label": ["201544"]}, {"start": 1327, "end": 1331, "label": ["201544"]}, {"start": 1376, "end": 1379, "label": ["149333"]}, {"start": 1410, "end": 1414, "label": ["201544"]}, {"start": 1434, "end": 1441, "label": ["159612"]}, {"start": 1443, "end": 1446, "label": ["490528"]}, {"start": 1459, "end": 1465, "label": ["7449627"]}, {"start": 1502, "end": 1506, "label": ["201544"]}, {"start": 2160, "end": 2163, "label": ["225169"]}, {"start": 2165, "end": 2169, "label": ["67801"]}, {"start": 2171, "end": 2175, "label": ["201544"]}, {"start": 2177, "end": 2180, "label": ["1125773"]}, {"start": 2182, "end": 2184, "label": ["1212093"]}, {"start": 2191, "end": 2194, "label": ["2701021"]}, {"start": 2196, "end": 2199, "label": ["20056"]}, {"start": 2201, "end": 2205, "label": ["20063"]}, {"start": 2222, "end": 2225, "label": ["3049643"]}, {"start": 2227, "end": 2232, "label": ["20063"]}, {"start": 2234, "end": 2237, "label": ["18057426"]}, {"start": 2239, "end": 2242, "label": ["71589627"]}, {"start": 2244, "end": 2247, "label": ["290563"]}, {"start": 2249, "end": 2252, "label": ["225160"]}, {"start": 2254, "end": 2265, "label": ["1150961"]}, {"start": 2747, "end": 2754, "label": ["3524766"]}, {"start": 2756, "end": 2761, "label": ["7482183"]}, {"start": 2864, "end": 2870, "label": ["8841749"]}, {"start": 2872, "end": 2876, "label": ["25970423"]}, {"start": 2878, "end": 2881, "label": ["1963405"]}, {"start": 2885, "end": 2889, "label": ["5919849"]}, {"start": 3101, "end": 3105, "label": ["201544"]}, {"start": 3109, "end": 3114, "label": ["20063"]}]}
{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0503wb-70-07956", "text": "Editorial - July, 1996\nLetter from the Editor(July, 1996)\nIts hard to believe it but two years have come and gone since the\nfirst issue of the Game Cabinet hit the Web. In that time, there have\nbeen twenty-three monthly issues - I missed the April issue of this\nyear - with over 500 articles. I feel like I should thank lots of people\nindividually but the last time I tried that I left out poor Stuart!\nSo a special thanks to Stuart Dagger and, of course, Mike Siggins\nand Catherine Soubeyrand who have been great about helping out whenever\nI needed them. All of the Cabinet Makers have added their own bit of\nscrollwork here or a new shelf there. Without them, the whole wouldn't\nhave been as exciting. I hope we can all make it another two years!\nThanks, again, folks!\nAs an aside, Mike Sanderson\nbrought us the whizzy birthday cakes appearing on this month's cover.\nThanks, Mike! By the way, Mike hates endless loops, too, but it is a\nbirthday so a certain amount of fuss was appropriate.\nThe German Invasion: American Phase\nThis Summer we are witnessing the beginning of a German invasion of America.\nMayfair has released a line of five new\nGerman imports, including many Spiel des Jahres winners from the past\nfew years. Winning Moves has released Raj, an American edition of Hol's\nder Geier, an interesting little card game (though I must admit that\nI would be tempted to use the bits to play High Society, instead).\n6 Nimmt has been released as Take 6. And there are more to follow.\nThe Mayfair series looks quite good. I could quibble about some of\nthe production choices. I'm not a huge fan of their use of photography\nin place of paintings or drawings as in Settlers of Cattan. And I think\nleaving the card colors off of the board for Modern Art is a bit of\na game play faux pax. But the simple fact is that all of the games in\nthe new line are produced to a higher standard than we have become\naccustomed to here in the States. And the prices have been kept in\nline with or even lower than those we are accustomed to paying. Mayfair\nhas done an excellent job and they've certainly earned the point position\non all subsequent import editions.\nWinning Moves has made a mixed start out of the gate. Raj and Priceless\nare certainly of interest. But the rest of the line seems to be marketed\nat the Victorian Parlour Game crowd.\nWhat's in a Name?\nWhich reminds me: there has been a running discussion in Sumo as to\nwhat term should be used to refer to the sorts of games that are covered\nin The Game Cabinet, Sumo, and The Game Report. Clearly, some of the games\nfall into the category of Victorian Parlor Games. Taboo, TriBond, TalkSHOW, and\nfriends descend from that tradition. But most of the games are fairly\nnew and original both in form and substance. Collectable card games\nalong with the works of Knizia, Sackson, Teuber, and others define a\nnew genre (or genres) of games for which we have no easy label.\nMy suggestion (boy, I can really feel 'em flappin' in the wind now, boys):\nCafe Games. These games tend to be short in duration - 1 to 1.5 hours tops.\nThey're appearance is striking and, ideally, even beautiful. The individual\ncomponents are of high quality - durable cards from Belgium, simple pieces made\nof wood, more sculpted pieces made of bright, durable plastic, boards mounted\non heavy cardboard with waterproof coatings. The game play is dynamic and\nengaging with all of the players active as much of the time as possible.\nThe social aspects are strong as players interact and have a good time.\nAnd the games appeal to a broad range of people - not just the fanboys\nand the spielfreaks.\nThe Rumor Monger\nI'm curious about ElfenWars, an obscure Alan Moon design mentioned in\nthis month's Sumo. Anyone know anything more about it? Apparently copies\nhave been changing hands at outrageous prices.\nThe Ravensburger/FX Schmid merger continues. Apparently, FX Schmid will be\nusing the Ravensburger production facilities for boards, boxes, and the\nlike while Ravensburger will be using FX Schmid's card production. So we\ncan look for even higher quality editions from both companies! The plan\nfor now is to operate both design groups separately. This seems like a\nwise decision as Ravensburger is strongest in children's games while\nFX Schmid is strongest with adult and family games.\nInside the Cabinet\nDon't forget to check out Charles Vasey's article on\nChaos Gaming. This one really\nstruck a chord with the Sumo gaming world back when it was first\npublished. And I wonder if Mr Siggins shouldn't re-read it in his\nendless quest to put the whole Settlers controversy to rest...\nNewcomer Joe Celko fills us in on Chinese dominoes.\nJoe's articles launch what I hope will grow into quite a complete\nlisting of domino games.\nNew Games in Old Rome\nAnd last, but not least, I am now taking orders for the English rule books\nfor New Games in Old Rome. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0503wb-78-21632", "text": "Server: Microsoft-IIS/7.0\nX-AspNet-Version: 2.0.50727\nX-Powered-By: ASP.NET\nDate: Fri, 02 Mar 2012 00:31:40 GMT\nConnection: close\nMonroe College - Fall 2010 On-campus Recruiting Calendar\nHome / Career Advancement / On–Campus Recruiting / Archive / Fall 2010 On-campus Recruiting Calendar\nLast updated: 12/29/2010\nFALL 2010 ON CAMPUS RECRUITMENT CALENDAR\nNYPD Cadet Corp\nThe Cadet Corp is a unique opportunity to experience the rewards of a police career and test your ability and commitment to improve the quality of life for the people of NYC. The Cadet Corp provides qualified indivs. with a chance to experience the challenges and personal rewards of a career in the NYPD.\nThey offer PAID internships/tuition reimbursement. Take advantage of this great opportunity.\nInformation BoothBronx campusTuesdays in the month of Sept. King Hall lobby\nNew Rochelle campusThursdays in the month of Sept.Room TBA\nH&R Block\nH&R Block will visit the Bronx campus on Sept. 8th and Sept. 14th to offer their $300 tax preparation course for FREE to all Monroe accounting and business students and graduates.\nThe tax course is held in a classroom environment at H&R Block offices throughout the NYC metropolitan area. Their instructors are chosen according to their experience and specialized training in tax return preparation.\nThe class consists of a total of 84 hours of instruction. Classes meet two or three times a week in three – hour sessions, or once per weekend in longer sessions. Classes will begin in September and run through the middle of November. Course program includes interactive, professional discussions, one – one instructor assistance, hands on experience with the latest tax software, and real world tax preparation exercises.\nInterviews for Tax Preparation Course\nBronx campus\nSept. 8    12:15PM West Hall Room 919\nSept. 14    6:30 PM West Hall Room 905\nFailure Free Reading\nRecruiters from Failure Free Reading (FFR) are coming to the Bronx campus to recruit students for part – time administrative positions. FFR is a reading intervention program designed for students in grades K – 12 who have reading difficulties.\nThey are looking for Program Assistants and Administrative Assistants to work in schools throughout NYC.\nQualifications:\nMinimum AAS degree in Business\nDuties:\nAssist with Administrative duties\nCollect / submit payroll timesheets\nWrite correspondence, agreements, contracts\nReconcile student’s attendance to Dept of Educ.\nMake calls to parents of students\nAssist in taking attendance\nMaintain a list of parents contact information\nSalary:\n$15 per hour\nMAKE SURE TO BRING YOUR RESUME & DRESS FOR SUCCESS\nInterviews\nThursday, Sept. 16th, 12:00 - 2:00 PM\nBronx campus\nWest Hall, Room 917\nTwenty First Century Urology\nThe office manager from a Bronx based urology medical practice is coming to the Bronx campus to recruit allied health students for medical Assistant positions\nInterviews\nFriday, Sept. 17th, 1:00 PM\nBronx campus\nRoom T/B/A\nUS State Department Bureau of Diplomatic Security\nRecruiters from the US State Department Bureau of Diplomatic Security will conduct an on campus information session.\nThe Bureau of Diplomatic Security (DS) is the security and law enforcement arm of the US Department of State. DS is a world leader in international investigations, threat analysis, cyber security, counterterrorism, security technology, and protection of people, property, and information.\nPositions Available:Special Agents\nRecruitment SessionBronx campusMonday , September 21 12:00-1PMWest Hall, Room 919\nSpirit Cruises\nRecruiters from Spirit Cruises will come to the Bronx campus to talk with hospitality and culinary students about employment opportunities aboard their Spirit City Cruise boats.\nThey plan on recruiting for Dining Room and Kitchen Supervisors, Waiters, Server’s Assistants, Bartenders, Cooks, and Guest Service Representatives.\nSpirit Cruises offers competitive salary and flexible work schedules, perfect for a college student. Come and meet with their representatives.\nInformation Session\nThursday, Sept 23rd, 12:10 PM\nBronx campus\nRoom T/B/A\nChampion Learning Center\nRecruiters from the Champion Learning Center will conduct an on campus recruitment session.\nChampion Learning Center provides one-on-one in home tutoring and test preparation services for students in grades K-12. The specialize in reading, writing, math and study skills.\nPositions Available:\nTutors\nOn Campus Recruitment Session\nThursday , September 23th, 12:00-1PM\nWest Hall, Room 919\nINROADS\nRecruiters from Inroads, a not for profit organization that assists students in obtaining internships with companies will come to the NR campus to discuss their services with students.\nInformation Session\nNew Rochelle campusSept. 28  12:00 Main Hall, Room 515Oct. 5      12:00  Constable Hall, Room 303\nCJ Lunch and Learn: Immigration and Customs Enforcement\nRecruiters from the Immigration and Customs Enforcement Center conduct an on information session.\nUS Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), an agency of the Department of Homeland Security, protects national security and upholds public safety by targeting criminal networks and terrorist organizations that seek to exploit vulnerabilities in our immigration system, in our financial networks, along our border, at federal facilities and elsewhere in order to do harm to the United States. The end result is a safer, more secure America.\nInformation SessionBronx campusTuesday , September 28th, 12:00-1PMJerome Hall, room TBA\nU.S. Information Services\nUSIS is the leading provider of background investigations for the US federal government. With their highly experienced team of investigators, they mitigate risk with accurate in-depth investigations in a range of areas including background investigations, EEO site investigations and fraud.\nInformation SessionNew Rochelle campusSept. 29  12:05Room - TBA\nAmerican Cancer Society\nRecruiters from the American Cancer Society, a not for profit organization that assists in raising funds for cancer research as well as assisting cancer patients will come to the BX campus to discuss job and internship opportunities.\nInformation SessionBronx campusSept. 30   12:00PMRoom TBA\nUnited Water\nUnited Water is a nationwide water company dedicated to supplying communities with world class service.\nHeadquartered in nearby Bergen County, NJ and with locations in Westchester County, they have opportunities in business development, corporate communications, customer service, facilities and administrative services, finance, accounting, human resources, human resources, information technology and quality control.\nCome to the information sessions to learn more about opportunities with this outstanding company.\nInformation Session\nThursday, October 7th, 12:10 Bronx campus\nTuesday, October 19th, 12:10 NR campus\n(rooms T/B/A)\nU.S. Customs and Border Protection\nUS Customs and Border Protection is one of the Department of Homeland Security’s largest and most complex components, with a priority mission of keeping terrorists and their weapons out of the US It has a responsibility for securing and facilitating trade and travel while enforcing hundreds of US regulations, including immigration and drug laws.\nThey will meet with CJ majors who want to gain real life experience from professionals within the field, plus information on careers / internships within the agency.\nInformation SessionNew Rochelle campusOct. 13    12:05Room - TBA\nNY State Police\nNYS Troopers duties encompasses everything from traditional patrol duties to highly specialized investigations. Troopers must be prepared to deal with a never ending variety of situations and people. The NYS Police is a full service agency which means that Troopers not only enforce the vehicle and traffic law, but are the primary law enforcement officers in many regions across the state.\nThis is a great opportunity to learn about the various career fields they offer for CJ, Accounting, and Business majors.\nThe recruiter will be registering CJ students for the next upcoming State Trooper exam.\nInformation SessionWed. Oct. 13  12:05Room - TBA\nNorthwestern  Mutual Financial\nNorthwestern Mutual, its subsidiaries and affiliates offer insurance, investment products and advisory services that address client need for financial protection, capital accumulation, and estate preservation and distribution. Products and services for the personal, business, estate and pension markets include permanent and term insurance, disability income insurance, long term care insurance, annuities, trust services and mutual funds.\nThey are coming to our Bronx campus to meet with Business majors interested in a career in the financial services sector. Career paths exist in several areas including account management.\nIf you have ever dreamed of working for a leader in the financial services market, then you simply MUST attend this special event.\nInformation Session\nThursday, October 14th\nBronx campus, 12:10 PM\nRoom: T/B/D\nMontefiore Medical Center\nRecruiters from Montefiore Medical Center will come to the Bronx campus to talk with students about important career planning topics including skills assessment, resume writing, interviewing skills, and job search strategies.\nThey will also talk about what they look for in evaluating candidates, and make recommendations on the best way to prepare yourself by developing your own personal “branding.”\nDo not miss this very important workshop which can greatly help you in obtaining the perfect job for YOU!\nInformation Session\nThursday, October 21st\nBronx campus, 12:10 PM\nRoom: T/B/D\nBOY SCOUTS\nINTERVIEWS\nBronx campus\nNovember 3  12:00\nWest Hall Room 919\nBoy Scouts will be coming to the College to recruit students for part – time after school tutoring positions. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0503wb-80-31901", "text": "CSI | A Celebration of Isaac Asimov: A Man for the Universe\nMore Options\nSearch CSI:\nCustom Search\nNow Available on the Web\nThe November/December 2011 Skeptical Inquirer\nArchive\nPast Skeptical Inquirer articles now available online\nSkeptical Briefs\nSelected articles from CSI's quarterly newsletter\nSpecial Articles\nCSI's web-only exclusives\nGuide for Authors\nA guide to submitting content for Skeptical Inquirer\nNews & Announcements\nBill Nye Wins In Praise of Reason Award\nJanuary 1, 2012\nBill Nye “The Science Guy” received the In Praise of Reason Award\nAcademy Honors 17 for Major Contributions to Science\nJanuary 1, 2012\nThe National Academy of Sciences will honor 17 individuals with awards\nReport Calls for End to Federal Funding for Study of Alternative Medicine\nNovember 11, 2011\nA full report will be available in the January/February issue of Skeptical Inquirer\nA Celebration of Isaac Asimov: A Man for the Universe\nShare:\nGet back issues, subscriptions, and merchandise at the CSI store.\nFeature\nCarl Sagan\nVolume 17.1, Fall 1992\nIsaac Asimov was one of the great explainers of the age. Like TH Huxley, he was motivated by profoundly democratic impulses to communicate science to the public. “Science is too important,” he said, paraphrasing Clemenceau, “to be left to the scientists.” It will never be known how many practicing scientists today, in how many countries, owe their initial inspiration to a book, article, or short story by Isaac Asimov—nor how many ordinary citizens are sympathetic to the scientific enterprise from the same cause. For example, Marvin Minsky of MIT, one of the pioneers of artificial intelligence, was brought to his subject by Asimov's robot stories (initially conceived to illustrate human/robot partnerships and to counter the prevailing notion, going back to Frankenstein, of robots as necessarily malign). At a time when science fiction was mainly devoted to action and adventure, Asimov introduced puzzle-solving schemes that taught science and thinking along the way.\nA number of his phrases and ideas have insinuated themselves into the culture of science—for example, his spare description of the solar system as “four planets plus debris” and his notion of one day carrying icebergs from the rings of Saturn to the arid wastelands of Mars. He wrote many science books for young people, and as editor of his own science-fiction magazine he made efforts to encourage young writers.\nHis output was prodigious, approaching 500 volumes, always in his characteristic straightforward, plain-speaking syntax. Part of the reason his Foundation series on the decline of a galactic empire worked so well is that it was based on a close reading of Gibbon's Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire: A principal theme was the effort to keep science alive as the Dark Ages rolled in.\nAsimov spoke out in favor of science and reason and against pseudoscience and superstition. He was not afraid to criticize the US government and was deeply committed to stabilizing world population growth.\nThe microscopic probe he described in his novel Fantastic Voyage—which could enter the human bloodstream and repair tissue damage—was, sadly, not yet available at the time of his death. As someone born in grinding poverty, and with a lifelong passion to write and explain, Asimov by his own standards led a successful and happy life. In one of his last books he wrote: “My life has just about run its course and I don't really expect to live much longer.” However, he went on, his love for his wife, the psychiatrist Janet Jeppson, and hers for him, sustained him. “It's been a good life, and I am satisfied with it. So please don't worry about me.”\nI don't. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-05-16863", "text": "Norman Thomas \"Pep\" Petrocine\n- Estes Park Trail-Gazette\nSubmit|\nSubscribe|\nMobile\nEstes Park\nThis Site\nWeb Search powered by YAHOO! search\nHome\nNews\nEstes Park\nEstes Park Public Records\nRocky Mountain National Park\nArchives\nCommunity\nDatebook\nCommunity News\nSports\nOpinion\nEditorial Cartoons\nLetters to the Editor\nOpinion Columnists\nEstes Park Editorials\nObits\nInside and Out\nMy Town\nCalendar\nEntertainment\nEntertainment News\nLottery Results\nHoroscopes\nClassifieds\nBiz Directory\nShop\nPrint Ads Online\nSpecial Sections\nTweet\nShare\nPrint\nEmail Font Resize\nNorman Thomas \"Pep\" Petrocine\nPosted:\n12/22/2011 07:11:22 PM MST\nNorman Thomas\nPep\nPetrocine\nNorman Thomas \"Pep\" Petrocine\nNorman Thomas \"Pep\" Petrocine, 89, an icon of the Greatest Generation, died Dec. 10, 2011, in Tucson, Ariz., of heart failure, just 11 days short of his 90th birthday. He was born Dec. 21, 1921.\nA pillar of the Estes Park community since 1947, Pep grew up in Peekskill, NY, attended Park College in Missouri. His education was interrupted by WWII. After Army Air Corps training in Yuma, Ariz., Pep became a B-17 pilot, flying 35 combat missions out of England with the 8th Air Force. 1st/Lt. Petrocine was awarded the prestigious Distinguishd Flying Cross for one of these missions. Though he had kept a detailed diary during these missions, few of his lifelong friends knew of this honor.\nBefore going overseas with the AA Corps during WWII, he married Cora \"Coke\" Altick on Dec. 11, 1943. He attended Colorado University in Boulder under the GI Bill, earning a degree in business. He worked one summer after WWII for Cheley Camps Boys Trails End, where his father-in-law, Ernie Altick, was one of the directors. Immediately after graduation, he moved to Estes Park, where he joined Jack Cheley and Altick in the purchase of Gooch Dry Goods store that had been part of Estes since 1914. From this partnership evolved Western Brands, Outdoor World and Rocky Mountain Connection, now the largest and among the oldest storefronts on Elkhorn Avenue. Pep started, in 1949, a very successful mail-order business to smooth out the seasonality of the Estes Park businesses year. All of these businesses still exist and have been successfully managed by his son, Ernie, for the past 19 years.\nThe legacy of Pep Petrocine is an indelible part of Estes Park history, having served as a trustee on the Estes Town Board for 12 years, during this time representing the town in the establishment of the Platte River Power Authority, now furnishing electrical power to five towns on the northern Front Range. He worked hard on a sign code and the redesigning of Estes Park before and after the 1982 flood. He was on the planning commission 14 years and chairman after the flood. He was always interested in having a quality presentation for the town of Estes Park. Pep also served a term as president of the Estes Park Chamber of Commerce. He was also active with the local Boy Scouts, and belonged to the Order of the Arrow.\nBankers attempting to establish a second bank in Estes Park approached this business and community leader to be an initial investor and board member, thus Pep served on the board of directors of the First National Bank of Estes Park for the next 40 years\nPep's passion for golf brought him the honor of being the very first president of the Estes Park Men's Golf Association. In the 1970s, this passion was replaced by tennis. He excelled at both sports, as he did in business. Back problems took him off the courts a few years ago and he had to again polish his ping-pong skills learned between bombing missions in WWII.\nHe played on the Estes Park Men's Basketball team in the early 1950s, competing with other Front Range teams. Having been a lifeguard in high school, he enjoyed swimming all his life.\nThe ever-community-minded and generous leader was a member of the E.P. Rotary Club for more than 50 years, where he also served on the board of directors. He was a one-time member of the E.P. Lions Club.\nAs a progressive businessman, he operated, possibly, the first computer in Estes Park.\nDuring and after the transition of the corporate management to son Ernie, Pep started the first computer store in Estes Park, repairing and teaching. He eventually convinced the Town of Estes Park to \"computerize.\"\nModest, loving, trusted, peacemaker, even-keeled, generous, lifelong learner, humorous all describe this officer, gentleman, entrepreneur, who will be sorely missed by all who knew him. Included are five grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. He is predeceased by a daughter, Nancy, four brothers, one sister, parents, Sadie Carpinelli Petrocione and Anthony Petrocione. It was on a 1990s' trip to their birthplace, Fontana Rosa, Italy, that it was discovered in hand-written ledgers that the \"O\" had been dropped during immigration, changing Petrocione to Petrocine. The village of Fontana Rosa gave the Petrocines VIP treatment during the two-day visit.\nSurvivors include his children Linda Woolsey, Bonnie Hebert and Ernie Petrocine, and younger sister, Rita Laoretti, living in Florida.\nAlso mourning his loss is his wife of 25 years, Pat, of their home in Tucson, and stepdaughters and sons Kay LaBella, Kim Brown, Mark and Mike Manglesen, also of Colorado.\nMemorials can be sent to the 398th Bomb Group that includes surviving members of Pep's combat B-17 crew,\nC/O Allen Ostrom\n6520 196th St. SW Apt. 387\nLynnwood WA. 98036-4555\nA special request spoken by Pep, \"Please tell all my friends how much I enjoyed their friendship. Thank them for enriching my life. Have an ice cream social for them, perhaps on a Sunday afternoon.\" Details for this will be provided at a future date.Copyright 2012 Estes Park Trail-Gazette.\nAll rights reserved.Print\nEmail Font ResizeReturn to Top\nPOST YOUR COMMENTS:\nmore news\nEstes Park town board candidacy must be declared by March 2 for the April 3 election Estes Valley democrats preparing for March 6 caucusBusinesses on Alert provides tools to combat shoplifting, fraud and more for Estes Park businessesARD hosts March 8 forum for Estes Park trustee candidates Most ViewedMost E-Mailed(From the last 12 hours)Snow back on the Estes Park forecastInto the Estes Park nightDr. D. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-35-23286", "text": "Area Wide News: Blog: Changing Paths in Life\nEnlarge text\nRSS\nLogin | Register\nFair ~ 60°F   High: 72°F ~ Low: 61°FThursday, Mar.\n1, 2012\nHome\nNews\nSports\nRecords/Obituaries\nObituaries\nWeddings\nEngagements\nAnniversaries\nBirths\nPolice Reports\nHealth Inspections\nFeatures\nOpinion/Columnists\nBlogs\nPhotos/Video\nMarketplace\nCoupons\nContests\nHigh school football\nPro football\nClassifieds\nSubmit Online Listing\nUpload Flyer\nView All Listings\nView Flyers\nMy Listings\nMy Wishlist\nEmail link\nRead comments (2)\nBlog archive\nShare:\nChanging Paths in Life\nPosted Sunday, June 27, 2010, at 12:34 PM\nBack in the good old days when Ozzie and Harriet Nelson were raising a couple of lads on TV, men worked 45 years for the same company and retired on a pension while their dutiful wives stayed at home and kept the household running smoothly. These days both husbands and wives can expect to bounce from job to job and even career to career several times before they'll have enough free time to watch old Ozzie and Harriet reruns.\nI have a friend named Lynn, age 63, who was a systems engineer at IBM and later a senior systems analyst for Lockheed in Southern California. After over 20 years in information technology, she spent a decade overseas with her engineer husband as a housewife. When she tried to get back into the computer job market upon returning to the states, she was shut out. So she started a new life in her mid 50s by attending nursing school and becoming a nurse.\nI have a friend named Campbell, age 59, who was a marketing executive for a major grocery store chain in Charlotte, NC. He had started as a bag boy when he was a freshman in college and eventually worked his way up to the executive suite. When the company was taken over by another food chain a few years ago, he and other executives were given a pat on the back and escorted out the building. He has yet to find another job.\nIn today's workplace environment, you need to be flexible. Just when you reach the pinnacle of your profession, your profession may disappear. At that point, you're probably overqualified to even get another job.\nI have a friend named Jane, age 43, who is a Microsoft Certified Engineer in Memphis. When times got tough for her, she became a certified massage therapist. Now she has a full list of regular clients that keeps her busy. She also designs websites. Her enterprising nature has allowed her to maintain a 100-acre horse ranch.\nI have a friend named Dean, age 68, who once worked for others as a metal polisher. Being the sort of rebellious, vocal employee who always found better ways of doing things, he often found himself at odds with management. So he set up shop in his basement in Minneapolis a couple of decades ago and now fashions antique car parts for rich collectors and distributors. He has so much demand for his unique skill that he turns projects down.\nI have a friend named Patrick, age 62, who once owned a pizza joint in Phoenix. When business turned slow a decade ago, he studied and became a stockbroker, then found a position with a major brokerage house. His wife who had also worked in the pizza joint became a successful real estate agent.\nI have a friend named Stan, age 49, who was once a contract computer programmer in Chicago. He eventually tired of the stress of meeting project goals and the uncertainty of finding another contract, so he worked nights as a janitor in large office buildings. Soon he hired others to do the janitorial work and continually expanded to more and more buildings. Today he has dozens of employees and spends much of his time in the Bahamas.\nThere is a guy in Wyoming named Stanford Addison. At age 20, his truck went out of control as he tried to avoid hitting a herd of horses. After two long years of hospitalization with a spinal cord injury, he became a quadriplegic confined to a wheelchair for the rest of his life. Today, some 30 years later, Addison calls himself a \"horse counselor\" as he works with wild mustangs and horses with behavioral problems. Getting in the training pen with a wild horse \"puts you right in there where you have to use all the gifts that the creator blessed you with,\" Addison explains.\nI met a woman named Frankie, age 53, a couple of years ago and we have done a couple of writing projects together. A few years prior to that, she was in a serious motorcycle accident and spent many, many months in a hospital rehabilitating her broken body just to be able to walk once again. She had flourished in the corporate world as an event promoter, but changed directions after the accident. Today, the unstoppable Frankie Picasso is a radio-show host, author, motivational speaker, and professional Certified Life, Business and Master Coach Trainer.\nSome people are helpless without a manager. Some people are hopeless unless they become the manager. Some people want the security of a large organization. Some people want to be self-employed. Some people want to work indoors. Some people want to work outdoors. And some people don't want to work at all. But whatever direction you choose, you need to be prepared to scramble for a cash flow simply to exist in this material world. Food, clothing and shelter are necessary items for self-preservation. And if you are foolish enough to yearn for luxury and bling-bling, you need to scramble that much harder.\nI spent decades as a contract computer programmer myself until my specialty language died. But I'm not too eager to clean buildings so I wrote some novels, a highly unprofitable endeavor so far. I also wrote a weekly newspaper column and taught college computer courses for many years. I finally retired last year.\nIn a world of rapidly advancing technology and global financial instability, the job market is changing faster than a bullet train on steroids. You need to acquire a variety of skills and be prepared to adapt to the changing times.\nLife is simple -- choose a lifestyle that makes you happy, figure out a way to make it work and do it.\nThe world doesn't owe you a job. You owe it to yourself to find the correct path.\n_\nQuote for the Day -- \"If you are going to have dreams, make them big dreams. It takes the same amount of effort and energy for conversion.\" Frankie Picasso (author of Midlife Mojo).\n_\nBret Burquest is an award-winning columnist and author of four novels. He lives in the Ozark Mountains with a dog named Buddy Lee and where change means clean socks every full moon. His blogs appear on several websites, including www.myspace.com/bret1111\n_\n-\n-\nCommentsShowing comments in chronological order[Show most recent comments first]\nreally true! i can totally identify!\n-- Posted by conventional1 on Wed, Jun 30, 2010, at 12:51 PM\nBret:\nI've been reading your blogs, well forever, or at least since I discovered them. Keep the informative and humor flowing, whether the socks are clean or not.\nBill\n-- Posted by Hillbilly Too on Thu, Jul\n1, 2010, at\n3:59 PM\nRespond to this blog\nPosting a comment requires free registration.\nIf you already have an account, enter your username and password below.\nOtherwise, click here to register.\nUsername:\nPassword:\n(Forgot your password?)\nYour comments:\nPlease be respectful of others and try to stay on topic.\nBoldly Going NowhereBret Burquest\n- Recent posts\n- Archives\n- Blog RSS feed\n- Comments RSS feed\n- Login\nBret Burquest is a former award-winning columnist for The News (2001-2007) and author of four novels. He has lived in Minneapolis, Los Angeles, Miami, Atlanta, Kansas City, Memphis and the middle of the Arizona desert. After a life of blood, sweat and tears in big cities, he has finally found peace in northern Arkansas\n", "entities": [{"start": 617, "end": 622, "label": ["419343"]}, {"start": 627, "end": 641, "label": ["762748"]}, {"start": 989, "end": 994, "label": ["419343"]}, {"start": 999, "end": 1006, "label": ["762748"]}, {"start": 1081, "end": 1084, "label": ["40379651"]}, {"start": 1124, "end": 1132, "label": ["50042"]}, {"start": 1136, "end": 1155, "label": ["62520"]}, {"start": 1491, "end": 1499, "label": ["78444063"]}, {"start": 1574, "end": 1583, "label": ["57447"]}, {"start": 1585, "end": 1587, "label": ["21650"]}, {"start": 2185, "end": 2192, "label": ["48607"]}, {"start": 2455, "end": 2459, "label": ["1642893"]}, {"start": 2693, "end": 2704, "label": ["6097240"]}, {"start": 2945, "end": 2952, "label": ["49121"]}, {"start": 3253, "end": 3260, "label": ["6886"]}, {"start": 3598, "end": 3605, "label": ["3451"]}, {"start": 3625, "end": 3632, "label": ["33611"]}, {"start": 7387, "end": 7395, "label": ["1880355"]}, {"start": 7451, "end": 7462, "label": ["6097240"]}, {"start": 7464, "end": 7475, "label": ["18110"]}, {"start": 7477, "end": 7482, "label": ["53846"]}, {"start": 7484, "end": 7491, "label": ["3138"]}, {"start": 7493, "end": 7504, "label": ["17454"]}, {"start": 7506, "end": 7513, "label": ["48607"]}, {"start": 7536, "end": 7543, "label": ["21883824"]}, {"start": 7645, "end": 7653, "label": ["1930"]}]}
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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-56-16789", "text": "Keith Law brings the funnies [Archive]\n- Braves-Nation.com Forums: The Authority in Braves Baseball\nBraves-Nation.com Forums: The Authority in Braves Baseball > Atlanta Braves > General Baseball Questions/Discussion >\nKeith Law brings the funnies\nPDA\nView Full Version : Keith Law brings the funnies\nHTF02-04-2010, 02:23 PMKeith Law is awesome.\nkeithlaw (http://twitter.com/keithlaw)\nUnfriend him. RT @scobes15 (http://twitter.com/scobes15)\nHelp me @keithlaw (http://twitter.com/keithlaw)! A friend just told me a\nsingle & SB is the same thing as a double.\nMcCarroll2102-04-2010, 05:12 PMKeith Law is awesome.\nkeithlaw (http://twitter.com/keithlaw)\nUnfriend him. RT @scobes15 (http://twitter.com/scobes15)\nHelp me @keithlaw (http://twitter.com/keithlaw)! A friend just told me a\nsingle & SB is the same thing as a double.\nLOL! Perfect!\nMcCarroll2102-04-2010, 07:34 PMMore from KLaw...\nkeithlaw (http://twitter.com/keithlaw) The Mets will sign him once he has a\ncareer-ending injury. RT @thenamesbrand (http://twitter.com/thenamesbrand) Great, so we\ncan delay the Hudson/Mets rumors one more year?\nHTF06-24-2010, 10:35 PMLMAO...\nkeithlaw (http://twitter.com/keithlaw)\nFor those of you trying to\nprocess how long that Isner-Mahut match lasted, it was the equivalent of\n2.1 innings of Steve Trachsel\nJCStone5711-26-2010, 09:12 PMkeithlaw (http://twitter.com/#!/keithlaw) keithlaw\nPresident Obama required 12 stitches after being injured in basketball game, and as a result, Mike Hampton will miss the entire 2011 season\nGSUBravesFan11-26-2010, 09:43 PMkeithlaw (http://twitter.com/#!/keithlaw) keithlaw\nPresident Obama required 12 stitches after being injured in basketball game, and as a result, Mike Hampton will miss the entire 2011 season\nI'm stealing that one.\nBF9103-14-2011, 10:46 PMkeithlaw\nLike pimpin', it ain't easy. RT @firstheart42 (http://twitter.com/firstheart42): @keithlaw (http://twitter.com/keithlaw) Is it hard to simultaneously hate on and be a homer for all 30 teams?\nKLaw is the man.\nBF9103-14-2011, 10:59 PMkeithlaw\nSays the guy in the do-rag. I got a bottle of syrup that looks like you! RT @rmcdermott23 (http://twitter.com/rmcdermott23): @keithlaw (http://twitter.com/keithlaw) lol.. you're a fraud.\nMore proof....\njosephw00003-14-2011, 11:06 PMKlaw is awesome.\nLol\nRollBravesRoll03-15-2011, 12:39 AMLMAO!\nThat's fucking awesome.\nthechampagneoffans03-19-2011, 05:52 PMGod, Klaw roasting people on the reg makes my twitter feed single-handedly worth reading.\nHTF04-02-2011, 06:08 PMkeithlaw Just saw the Dodgers' lineup for today. They know spring training is over, right?\nWould it be overkill if we started a thread for just klaw tweets?\nGSUBravesFan04-02-2011, 06:11 PMkeithlaw Just saw the Dodgers' lineup for today. They know spring training is over, right?\nWould it be overkill if we started a thread for just klaw tweets?\nIn a word, no.\ngobravez07-31-2011, 02:08 PMkeithlaw (http://twitter.com/#!/keithlaw) keithlaw\nCalling the current Astros' roster \"cupcakes\" for their opponents would be an insult to cupcakes\nKeith really needs his own thread.\nHTF07-31-2011, 02:19 PMHere we go. Much deserved.\ngobravez07-31-2011, 02:26 PMI posted this one in the trade deadline thread last night, but it needs to be in here too\nkeithlaw (http://twitter.com/#!/keithlaw) keithlaw\nThe Giants, tired of playing a statue (Tejada) or an automatic out (Crawford) at short, acquire Orlando Cabrera, who is both\nRollBravesRoll07-31-2011, 02:45 PMkeithlaw\nSays the guy in the do-rag. I got a bottle of syrup that looks like you! RT @rmcdermott23 (http://twitter.com/rmcdermott23): @keithlaw (http://twitter.com/keithlaw) lol.. you're a fraud.\nMore proof....\nThis is still one of my favorite tweets of all time.\nGSUBravesFan08-23-2011, 02:07 PMkeithlaw\nApparently they're evacuating Citizens Bank Park out of concern that the tremors mean thrown batteries won't hit their targets\nMcCarroll2109-13-2011, 05:54 PM@keithlaw (http://twitter.com/#%21/keithlaw)\nkeithlaw\nThe Moneyball movie is 133 minutes. Those A's teams' playoff runs didn't last that long\nBF9111-17-2011, 03:57 PMFrom his chat today....\nRyan (Atlanta)\nIan Kennedy got a first place vote.\nKlaw\n(2:13 PM)\nTEH WINZ!!!?!\nAndruw2512-02-2011, 05:57 PMAs much as I respect Keith Law he lost some credibility with his list of top 50 players under 25.\nWith Hanson at number 40 & Craig K being number 49.\nHe does say Hanson would be in his top dozen if healthy but dropping him that low is BS considering he has numerous guys ahead of Hanson who have missed time b/c of major surgeries. .\nAlso having Brandon Belt six spots higher than Freeman is a joke.\nI think he was correct with Upton being number 1 but I would of had Kershaw a lot higher.\nI also would not have had Minor on the list.\nBraves on his list:\n12- Heyward\n23- Freeman\n40- Hanson\n46- Beachy\n49- Kimbrel\n50- Minor\nvnodnarb12-02-2011, 06:46 PMHe said the only reason Kershaw wasn't higher was the inherent risk of being a starting pitcher. Hitters are simply safer.\nMcCarroll2112-02-2011, 07:40 PMSo, wait... a very good writer that understands how to evaluate baseball talent came out with a list of top talent under 25 years old and we have 6 players on the list and people are complaining?\nThis isn't Mark Bowman or David O'Brien, this is a guy that understands baseball.\nmattybz2812-02-2011, 10:16 PMNot one of his twenty posts is any less ridiculous than the previous.\nThis is why we can't have nice things.\nAndruw2512-02-2011, 10:52 PMSo, wait... a very good writer that understands how to evaluate baseball talent came out with a list of top talent under 25 years old and we have 6 players on the list and people are complaining?\nThis isn't Mark Bowman or David O'Brien, this is a guy that understands baseball.\nI wasn't trying to complain about the number of Braves on the list just trying to talk about the list overall, sorry I didn't make that clear.\nI agree Law is a very good analyst / writer who knows much more about the game than DOB or MB.\nWe can all agree it is a good sign for now and the future that our club has this much young talent.\nMcCarroll2112-17-2011, 09:21 PM<blockquote class=\"twitter-tweet\"><p>Game-changer. Often for the worse. RT @<a href=\"https://twitter.com/aaront5\">aaront5</a>: @<a href=\"https://twitter.com/keithlaw\">keithlaw</a> what do you think of the George Sherrill signing for the Mariners?</p>— keithlaw (@keithlaw) <a href=\"https://twitter.com/keithlaw/status/148225781854769152\" data-datetime=\"2011-12-18T02:19:14+00:00\">December 18, 2011</a></blockquote>\n<script src=\"//platform.twitter.com/widgets.js\" charset=\"utf-8\"></script>\nHaRdCoReBrAvEsFaN12-17-2011, 10:15 PMThis was Tweeted to Law:\nCold. RT <s>@</s>ethanfry (https://twitter.com/#%21/ethanfry): Remember when people were calling Shinjo Japan's Willie Mays? He was: he went to the Mets and disappointed everyone.\nthechampagneoffans12-18-2011, 11:19 PMkeithlaw @keithlaw\nNorth Korean state TV now reporting that Kim Jong Il actually invented the heart attack\nMissesTBSbravesbaseball12-24-2011, 12:55 AMkeithlaw keithlaw\nWas it driving on a rocky road? RT @mental_floss: \"Police say 40,000 pounds of ice cream have spilled from a semitrailer in Fort Wayne, IN.\"\nBF9102-08-2012, 02:03 PMkeithlaw\n<s>@</s>keithlaw\n(https://twitter.com/#!/keithlaw)\nI think I live in Arizona, Rand McNally. RT <s>@</s>lucasgrieser (https://twitter.com/lucasgrieser): <s>@</s>keithlaw (https://twitter.com/keithlaw) Do you think your thick east coast bias led you to rank Seattle 11th?\nGSUBravesFan02-08-2012, 03:44 PMOn the Giants not having success in the international market:\nOhio is not a foreign country. \"<s style=\"outline-style: none; outline-width: initial; outline-color: initial; text-decoration: none; \">@</s>WarninTracPwr (http://twitter.com/WarninTracPwr): <s style=\"outline-style: none; outline-width: initial; outline-color: initial; text-decoration: none; \">@</s>keithlaw (http://twitter.com/keithlaw) what about jonathon sanchez?\"\nMcCarroll2102-08-2012, 03:50 PMOn the Giants not having success in the international market:\nOhio is not a foreign country. \"<s style=\"outline-style: none; outline-width: initial; outline-color: initial; text-decoration: none; \">@</s>WarninTracPwr (http://twitter.com/WarninTracPwr): <s style=\"outline-style: none; outline-width: initial; outline-color: initial; text-decoration: none; \">@</s>keithlaw (http://twitter.com/keithlaw) what about jonathon sanchez?\"\nCalcaterra wins\n<blockquote class=\"twitter-tweet\" data-in-reply-to=\"167346267452739584\"><p>@<a href=\"https://twitter.com/keithlaw\">keithlaw</a> I bet if you visited me here in Ohio for a week you'd reconsider.</p>— Craig Calcaterra (@craigcalcaterra) <a href=\"https://twitter.com/craigcalcaterra/status/167348012442599424\" data-datetime=\"2012-02-08T20:44:09+00:00\">February 8, 2012</a></blockquote>\n<script src=\"//platform.twitter.com/widgets.js\" charset=\"utf-8\"></script>\nHTF02-08-2012, 03:51 PM<iframe id=\"twttrHubFrame\" allowtransparency=\"true\" frameborder=\"0\" scrolling=\"no\" tabindex=\"0\" name=\"twttrHubFrame\" style=\"position: absolute; top: -9999em; width: 10px; height: 10px; \" src=\"http://platform.twitter.com/widgets/hub.1326407570.html\"></iframe>\nCalcaterra wins\n<a class=\"screen-name url\" href=\"https://twitter.com/keithlaw\" data-screen-name=\"keithlaw\">\nhttps://si0.twimg.com/profile_images/1465124577/peachpie_normal.jpg\nkeithlaw\n<abbr title=\"Verified Account\">✔</abbr>\n@keithlaw\n8 Feb 12\n(https://twitter.com/keithlaw/statuses/167346267452739584)\nOhio is not a foreign country. \"@WarninTracPwr (https://twitter.com/WarninTracPwr): @keithlaw (https://twitter.com/keithlaw) what about jonathon sanchez?\"\nhttps://si0.twimg.com/profile_images/1644174027/Craig_Hat2_normal.JPG\nCraig Calcaterra\n@craigcalcaterra\n(https://twitter.com/craigcalcaterra)\n<iframe class=\"twt-follow-button\" allowtransparency=\"true\" frameborder=\"0\" scrolling=\"no\" src=\"//platform.twitter.com/widgets/follow_button.html?align=right&button=grey&screen_name=craigcalcaterra&show_count=false&show_screen_name=false&lang=en\"></iframe>\n@keithlaw (https://twitter.com/keithlaw) I bet if you visited me here in Ohio for a week you'd reconsider.\n8 Feb 12 (https://twitter.com/craigcalcaterra/statuses/167348012442599424)\nReply (https://twitter.com/intent/tweet?in_reply_to=167348012442599424)\nRetweet (https://twitter.com/intent/retweet?tweet_id=167348012442599424)\nFavorite (https://twitter.com/intent/favorite?tweet_id=167348012442599424)\n<script id=\"LR1\" type=\"text/javascript\" async=\"\" src=\"//platform.twitter.com/js/vendor/twt/dist/twt.min.js\"></script><script src=\"//platform.twitter.com/widgets.js\" charset=\"utf-8\"></script>\nI hate you and your new twitter.\nMcCarroll2102-08-2012, 03:56 PM<iframe id=\"twttrHubFrame\" allowtransparency=\"true\" tabindex=\"0\" name=\"twttrHubFrame\" style=\"position: absolute; top: -9999em; width: 10px; height: 10px; \" src=\"http://platform.twitter.com/widgets/hub.1326407570.html\" frameborder=\"0\" scrolling=\"no\"></iframe>\nI hate you and your new twitter.\nI hate you breaking it and making it look like ass in your quote.\nHTF02-08-2012, 03:59 PMI hate you breaking it and making it look like ass in your quote.\nIt's your site's fault.\nGSUBravesFan02-08-2012, 08:46 PM@keithlaw In Flushing. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0502wb-07-25981", "text": "Rugby's coming home as Britain scores another try for tourism\nSkip to content\nSkip to 1st column\nSkip to 2nd column\nNews HomeAccommodationAviationCruise TravelMICEHealth + SpaTour OperatorsRailTechnologyOther NewsNews from TurkeyGolf\nThursday Mar 01st\nRugby's coming home as Britain scores another try for tourism\nPublished by Ozgur Tore\nTuesday, 25 October 2011 19:17\nAs rugby’s premier event reaches its finale today, VisitBritain is ready to engage with the rugby world as England prepares to host the Rugby World Cup in 2015.\nThe event will add to a blossoming £2.3 billion sports tourism industry which sees around 3 million overseas visitors each year enjoying some sort of sporting event in the UK(2).\nAfter playing a part in the team which eventually won the right to host the next title decider, the national tourism agency - working closely with the Rugby Football Union on the winning bid – is looking to take advantage of yet another major global sporting tournament to showcase the UK to the world.\nThe Rugby World Cup has continued to grow in stature since the first tournament took place in 1987 and is now the third largest sporting event in the world, sitting behind only the FIFA World Cup and the Olympics. It draws in a TV audience of billions of people over a six week period in more than 200 countries across the globe.\nFormer England heroes Lawrence Dallaglio, Will Greenwood and Martin Corry joined VisitBritain and VisitEngland at a gala event in Auckland marking the beginning of the journey to the final at Twickenham in 2015. Along with world’s media, they had a sneak preview of what fans and players can expect to see in 2015. The event took place inside the world’s largest inflatable rugby ball, specially lit up as a giant St George's Cross.\nLaurence Bresh, Marketing Director at VisitBritain said: “We have shown the world that we have the ability and infrastructure to host some of the greatest sporting tournaments and much of the world agrees. With London 2012, the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow in 2014 and the Rugby World Cup in 2015, we have the perfect opportunity to highlight every region across the UK and build on the legacy of what will be a golden period for sports tourism in Britain.”\nPaul Vaughan, Chief Executive of RWC2015 said: “Hosting the 2015 Rugby World Cup in England is a great honour. It is the World’s third largest sporting event and that brings a lot of responsibility to ensure that we deliver the best tournament possible and a strong legacy. New Zealand have set the bar high which means our job is more challenging. Sport and large sporting events are always well received in Britain and we expect to see large numbers of overseas visitors coming in to enjoy what Britain has to offer as well as the Rugby”\nVisitEngland ambassador and legendary rugby player Martin Corry said: \"The 2015 tournament is a fantastic opportunity for England. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0503wb-39-03743", "text": "How to Survive – Even Profit From – the Declining Economy | Early To Rise\nEarly To Rise\nRSS Feed\nHome\nAbout Us\nEvents\nPast Issues\nMeet The Experts\nSuccess Stories\nContact Us\nHow to Survive – Even Profit From – the Declining Economy\nBy Michael Masterson | Mon, Apr 7, 2008 |\nArchives:\nWealth Building | Wealthy\nI was in Baltimore recently for meetings with some of my biggest clients. My job was to review their progress in 2007 and give them ideas about how to grow their already profitable businesses in 2008.\nDuring that time, I taped an interview with J. Christoph Amberger for Today’s Financial News, his multi-media e-letter. In the interview, Christoph and I discussed the coming economic recession, as well as the special opportunities a declining economy provides for entrepreneurs. I thought you’d be interested in reading this rough transcript of our conversation...\nJCA:\nThe American economy may or may not enter a recession in 2008. But even if the economy doesn’t fulfill the technical criteria of a recession (two consecutive quarters of negative growth), anyone doing business or working for a business these days is experiencing or expecting a severe downturn.\nMichael, we both have been through a couple of recessions and bear markets. What are the secrets to surviving a recession – and maybe even prospering in an adverse environment as an entrepreneur?\nMe:\nThat partly depends on the kind of recession. This one is different from recent downturns and stock market declines in three important ways.\nFirst, there is the fact of inflation. Oil has already hit record highs this year. Gold is on its way to $1,000 an ounce. And a gallon of gas is costing $4 in some states. Agricultural prices are going up too. One figure I saw had inflation pegged at 6.8 percent on an annual basis over the last three months. But it is actually worse than that. Because that figure was based on government-supplied data. Our government has made an art of obfuscation – of hiding certain economic realities. Inflation is already eating away at our buying power. It is bad and it is getting worse.\nNext, there is the falling dollar. The dollar is weaker now than it has ever been in history. That makes foreign goods more expensive. Which increases inflation. On the bright side, it makes US manufactured goods more attractive as exports. But in most areas, we still can’t compete, price-wise, with China, India, and the Third World.\nThe third way this downturn is different is the level of debt. For the first time in modern history, American consumers owe more than they have. Credit card debt has skyrocketed. Mortgage debt, which increased enormously during the past 10 years as a result of irresponsible loans, is now at a crisis point because real estate values have fallen, making tens of thousands of loans untenable. It makes more sense to walk away from these loans than to renegotiate them. And behind all this is the federal debt – which has skyrocketed because of runaway spending by an earmark-addicted Congress and Bush’s $3 trillion war.\nThese are our economic weaknesses – and they are big weaknesses. But there are strengths too. Unemployment numbers are relatively low. Earnings are relatively good. And new business start-ups – which to me is always the most important indicator – are still strong.\nUnemployment will certainly increase in some sectors. It is already a fact in the real estate market and will become a factor in banking and the financial industries that support real estate. But other sectors of the economy are okay for the moment. They may absorb some of these people. And new businesses will continue to create jobs, as they always have, because of the amazing growth of the Internet.\nWhat all that amounts to, in my book, is a period stagflation that may be followed by a recession but may simply continue to exist until our debts have been paid by the working man, as they always are.\nJCA:\nNot everyone is familiar with the term \"stagflation.\"\nMe:\n\"Stagflation\" was coined ages ago when I was still in college. It describes an economic period of both inflation and flat growth. The best description I’ve heard was provided by Rich Karlgaard, publisher of Forbes. He said:\n\"Stagflation is present when gas and grocery prices are rising faster than your paycheck is – and in an economy that is strong enough to employ you but not strong enough that you feel emboldened to ask for a raise.\"\nThere are three ways to defeat stagflation: (1) Tighten the money supply. (2) Restrict credit. (3) Lower taxes.\nWhen too much money/too-easy credit is driving up prices – that’s classic monetary inflation. This should tell the Fed to restrict the printing of money and tighten credit. But so far they’ve been doing the opposite because they are afraid that if they tighten credit, the economy, which is already weak, will collapse.\nLowering taxes, particularly taxes on individual and corporate income, capital gains, and dividends would grow the economy by encouraging investment and stimulating production. This is classic supply-side economics. But it’s very unpopular today. The common view is that tax cuts reduce the effectiveness of government and increase government debt. But the evidence contradicts this. Government receipts usually go up after tax cuts because the economy grows and there is more income and profits to tax. When you reduce the cost of doing something, you tend to get more of that thing. Reduce the tax costs of production in America and you will get more production. More production means more goods and services competing for your dollars. \"That’s how prices go down, not up,\" says Rich Karlgaard.\nIt’s simple. Supply and demand. If you want prices to go down, increase the supply. Incentivize the suppliers.\nBut that’s probably not going to happen because it’s not politically expedient for politicians to do it. Chances are our problems will be cured by a period of negative or flat growth along with inflation. This is the solution preferred by politicians because it is a way for average consumers to pay for government debt and bad loans without understanding they are paying for it. It’s another form of taxation.\nAssuming we are entering a period of stagflation, certain investing principles apply:\nCash is king.\nBuy value.\nBuy into the recovery.\nInvest in what you know.\nLimit expenses.\nBe ready to seize opportunity when it arises. Because it will arise.\nJCA:\nUnemployment may kick-start some would-be entrepreneurs’ plans to start their own businesses. Are there any particular sectors that you think will do well, especially for new businesses?\nMe:\nAs I said, I don’t think unemployment is likely to be a huge problem – at least in the short run. But it will be a factor. More important will be the squeeze people will feel from stagflation. Prices are going up but not their salaries. This will trigger some start-ups. And there will also be lots of job displacements as some sectors of the economy – real estate-related – go down for a while and others – natural resources and even agriculture – go up. At some point in time – probably in the next year or two – real estate prices will bottom out. Then the vulture funds will come in and begin to buy up excess inventory. When that inventory is absorbed, the construction and building sectors will revive.\nIn the meantime, I favor:\nCertain investments – like gold, oil and gas, natural resources\nCertain services – such as for legal settlements, divorce settlements, business litigation settlements, home remodeling and repair\nInformation and advice on investing, retirement, estate planning, entrepreneurship, tax avoidance\nNatural supplements and pharmaceuticals\nRejuvenation products and services\nRetirement homes and other retirement businesses\nSoft exercises and sports – such as yoga, Pilates, tai chi\nSpiritual wealth information and products\nSelf-improvement information and products\nReal estate (longer term)\nJCA: Judging by the promises of our presidential candidates, US businesses will almost certainly be hit with higher taxes, compulsory health care contributions, higher labor costs. Is it still worthwhile setting up shop in America ? Or should entrepreneurs relocate to a more business-friendly climate... like Eastern Europe... or China... or the Caymans?\nMe:\nThere is a big misconception here. One I had until I began doing business overseas. Location of the business matters only in certain industries that depend on cheap, unskilled labor. If you are producing clothing or furniture, it makes sense to have a factory in the Third World. But if you are producing sophisticated products for which labor is a small part of the cost – or selling information or advice – you can do it from the U.S.\nInformation and advice is especially good because the brute labor cost is almost non-existent. Thanks to the Internet, the cost of storage and shipping is minimal, so you can easily produce your product here and sell it anywhere... anywhere in the world.\nIn the coming recession, I would want to be in a business that has the following characteristics: (1) positive cash flow, (2) no debt, (3) no accounts receivable, and (4) no merchandise to store. That amounts to a service business or information publishing. Of the two, information publishing is better. In fact, it is the best business to be in for the foreseeable future.\nThere are some advantages in setting up overseas, but there are also many disadvantages. I would not pick up shop and open up overseas unless I had a proven formula that was working in the U.S.\nJCA:\nThe title of your latest best-selling book is Ready, Fire, Aim.\nWhat do you think, Michael? Will the coming recession require entrepreneurs and business owners to aim BEFORE they fire?\nMe:\nEntrepreneurs must seize the day. You have to be READY to do that.\nWhen real estate prices bottom out, there will be a rush to buy from the vulture funds. Private investors must be ready with protocols, plans, and money.\nThe same holds true for any business you plan to launch. Don’t waste valuable time and money trying to perfect it. Figure out a marketing proposition and test it as soon as you can. If it works, then refine it. If it doesn’t work, move on to the next thing. Ready, Fire, Aim!\nJCA:\nWhat are the biggest mistakes an entrepreneur or business owner can make right now?\nMe:\nThere are three:\nStarting a new business without knowing anything about it. I call this the Principle of One Step Removed.\nWasting time and money on activities that are not directly related to sales.\nNot having a Disaster Recovery/Opportunity Plan.\nJCA:\nThat leads to my final question for you: Given today’s economic climate, what does a new business have to have to give it the best chance of success?\nMe:\nIt’s no different now than it’s ever been.\nFirst is a management team with character, experience, and ingenuity.\nSecond is a plan that clearly identifies the way they will efficiently bring in customers from day one.\nThird is their use of resources. Will 80 percent of them be devoted to making a profitable sale?\nFourth is capital. Do they have enough of it?\nFifth is product. Does their lead product have a raison d’etre in the marketplace?\nJCA:\nThanks for joining us today, Michael.\n[Ed. 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Bibliography lists 4 sources.\nFilename: RAronrg.rtf\nThe Many Hats of FDR\n[ send me this paper ]\nA 6 page paper discussing the many hats worn by the 32nd president, Franklin Delano Roosevelt (1882-1945).\nMany admire his tireless efforts to pull the nation out of the darkness of the Great Depression; others loathe his manipulation of existing systems and the press to accomplish his goals for the country.\nThe paper discusses the “hats” of Commander in Chief, diplomat, chief of state, politician, jurist, legislator and chief executive.\nThe MLA-format bibliography lists 8 sources.\nFilename: KS-FDRhats.rtf\nThe New Deal Debate\n[ send me this paper ]\nThis\n4\npage paper takes a look at 1930s America and how Roosevelt's New Deal changed life forever. The debate over rugged individualism and humanitarianism is explored.\nBibliography lists 3 sources.\nFilename: SA318new.rtf\nThe Nixon Administration\n[ send me this paper ]\n5 pages in length.\nArchitecturally adept at utilizing the concept behind rhetorical theory, Nixon was quite accomplished as presenting both an image of a president, as well as the actions of a president.\nPublic relations and human resources were his primary considerations when he established the Office of Communications, which served to perpetuate his intense desire to maintain presidential rhetoric.\nBibliography lists 1 source.\nFilename: JGAnixon.wps\nThe Obama Administration and North Korea\n[ send me this paper ]\nA 5 page consideration of the problem North Korea presents to the new Democratic president and his Democrat controlled Congress.\nBibliography lists 5 sources.\nFilename: PPnorthKoreaObama.rtf\nThe Panama Affair and the Leadership of President George Bush\n[ send me this paper ]\nA 5 page contention that Bush’s leadership during the Panama affair was exemplary.\nHe was able to identify clear goals and objectives and to effectively apply military resources to accomplish those goals and objectives.\nBush’s success in accomplishing this feat, however, is attributable to key players in the administration as a whole. Bibliography lists 5 sources.\nFilename: PPusPana.rtf\nThe Policies of Presidential Candidate Kerry\n[ send me this paper ]\nThis\n4\npage paper provides an in-depth analysis of the candidacy of John Kerry. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0503wb-77-04955", "text": "Pro-life picket of abortionist José Raul Quintana's residence - 11/12/2011 — The Forerunner Weblog\nMenu\nStore\nYouTube\nBlog\nForum\nWhat's New\nJay's Bio\nAbout Us\nDonate\nFeedback\nSearch\nHome\nInternational Director: Jay Rogers\nFeed for this Blog\nForerunner Weblog\nBlog Archive\nThe Forerunner\nThe Real Jesus\nBoston Awakening\nCampus Ministry\nCurrent Events\nEducation\nEnd of Crime\nEschatology\nForerunner News\nForerunner TV\nGod's Law & Society\nMinistry Ideas\nMissions\nPolitics\nPro-life Activism\nThe Real Jesus\nRevival\nScience\nTheology\nHome-Schooled Student Faces Death Threats from Homosexual Activists\nPostmillennialism: Clearing Up Misunderstandings\nFive World Changing DVDs\n39 Years After Roe - Will we rise up and stop the bloodshed?\nOrlando Abortion Center Worker Quits - Salvation Testimony\nElection 2012: What Will You Do?\nSonny Bono: More Conservative than Gingrich or Santorum\nPro-life Issues: Direct Action vs. Indirect Action\nFire-bombed Pensacola abortion mill linked to abortionist charged with murder\nPostmillennialism Reconsidered\nPro-life picket of abortionist José Raul Quintana's residence - 11/12/2011\nBy Jay Rogers. Posted November 15, 2011.\n“And have nothing to do with the unfruitful deeds of darkness, but rather expose them” (Ephesians 5:11).\nTAMPA, FL (FR) – Abortionist José Raul Quintana works for\nGary Dresden’s\nAll Women’s\nHealth Center abortion chain. On November 12, 2011 a dozen sidewalk evangelists conducted a neighborhood awareness campaign at Quintana’s residence.\nThe campaign began in the parking lot of St Paul’s Catholic Church at 2 pm and lasted until 4. About 12 street evangelists from Orlando, Riverview, New Port Richey, Cleawarer and Tampa first marched through the Quintana neighborhood and then stood at the intersection of the street as hundreds of people drove by to attend a wedding mass across the street. One awareness campaign participant passed out flyers to passers-by.\nAt about 2:30 pm, the neighbors across the street returned to their home and began to confront the street evangelists claiming that the signs depicting graphic representations of aborted children were offensive. José Quintana was not present during the campaign. At several points, the Quintana family and some teenage boys who are friends of the Quintanas began to angrily confront the street evangelists saying that the demonstrators had no right to be in a “restricted neighborhood.”\nThe police were called and immediately explained that they were acting as peace officers and not taking sides. They also explained to all involved that it is the right of Americans to assemble and speak in a public right of way.\nAs Deanna Waller messaged from the event, “Today we were spit at, cursed at, kicked at, called names, had mulch thrown on us and sprinklers turned on us for Jesus ... All in a day’s work! Wonder what tomorrow will bring?”\nSee more information on abortionist José Raul Quintana including disciplinary actions taken against him by the Florida Department of Health and the Ohio State Medical Board.\n«- The Media's Cain Mutiny\n-» A Cuban Thanksgiving Story\nCurrent Events and Issues\nPro-life Activism\nThe Forerunner Weblog\n-»\nBlog Archive\nYour comments are welcome!\nName\nRemember\nE-mail\nWebsite\nMessage\nTextile Help\nReversing Roe: The Norma McCorvey Story (DVD)\nIn 1969, a pregnant 21 year old Norma McCorvey felt abortion was her only answer. He case was used to challenge the Texas abortion law and she eventually became the Jane Roe of the 1973 US Supreme Court decision, Roe v Wade. She never had an abortion, but instead became an icon in the national abortion debate. For 22 years, Norma McCorvey’s life was a battlefield. She worked inside abortion clinics. She promoted legalized abortion. But she was tormented by what she saw and felt. In the summer of 1995, her life changed forever.\nThrough the friendship of a pro-life leader and a special invitation from a 7-year old child, Jane Roe finally died so Norma Leah McCorvey could live. This is her story.\nRunning Time: 28 minutes\nWatch a clip from Reversing Roe.\n$19.95 — ORDER NOW!\n(We accept all major credit cards and PayPal.)\nClick here for more information\nThe Real Jesus: A Defense of the Historicity and Divinity of Christ (DVD)\nWho is the Real Jesus?\nEver since the dawn of modern rationalism, skeptics have sought to use textual criticism, archeology and historical reconstructions to uncover the “historical Jesus” — a wise teacher who said many wonderful things, but fulfilled no prophecies, performed no miracles and certainly did not rise from the dead in triumph over sin.\nOver the past 100 years, however, startling discoveries in biblical archeology and scholarship have all but vanquished the faulty assumptions of these doubting modernists. Regrettably, these discoveries have often been ignored by the skeptics as well as by the popular media. As a result, the liberal view still holds sway in universities and impacts the culture and even much of the church.\nThe Real Jesus explodes the myths of these critics and the movies, books and television programs that have popularized their views. Presented in ten parts — perfect for individual, family and classroom study — viewers will be challenged to go deeper in their knowledge of Christ in order to be able to defend their faith and present the truth to a skeptical modern world – that the Jesus of the Gospels is the Jesus of history — “the same yesterday, today and forever” (Hebrews 13:8).\nHe is the real Jesus.\nSpeakers include: George Grant, Ted Baehr, Stephen Mansfield, Raymond Ortlund, Phil Kayser, David Lutzweiler, Jay Grimstead, J.P. Holding, and Eric Holmberg.\nTen parts, over two hours of instruction!\nRunning Time: 130 minutes\n$19.95 — ORDER NOW!\n(We accept all major credit cards and PayPal.)\nClick here for more information\nAbortion Clinic 911 Calls (DVD)\nExposes the Dangers of Abortion to Women!\nThese shocking eyewitness accounts expose the dangers of abortion not only to unborn children, but to the health and lives women as well. An antidote to the smokescreens of the liberal media, these six short clips show what really happens in and around abortion clinics.\nAlthough the content is emotionally gut-wrenching, these videos have been used in church seminars and small groups to educate Christians on the abortion issue and to lead people toward a pro-life position.\nWatch these pro-life videos on-line.\n“These videos helped change my mind from pro-choice to pro-life. Your\nvideos are what did it for me. I will be walking in next year’s March For Life in San Francisco.” — A. Jackson, California\n“I was going to have an abortion until I saw your video. Praise Jesus!”\n— M. Drew, YouTube Commenter\n$4.95 — ORDER NOW!\n(We accept all major credit cards and PayPal.)\nClick here for more information\nThe Abortion Matrix: Defeating Child Sacrifice and the Culture of Death (DVD)\nDownload the free Study Guide!\nIs there a connection between pagan religion and the abortion industry?\nThis powerful presentation traces the biblical roots of child sacrifice and then delves into the social, political and cultural fall-out that this sin against God and crime against humanity has produced in our beleaguered society.\nConceived as a sequel and update to the 1988 classic, The Massacre of Innocence, the new title, The Abortion Matrix, is entirely fitting. It not only references abortion’s specific target – the sacred matrix where human beings are formed in the womb in the very image of God, but it also implies the existence of a conspiracy, a matrix of seemingly disparate forces that are driving this holocaust.\nThe occult activity surrounding the abortion industry is exposed with numerous examples. But are these just aberrations, bizarre yet anomalous examples of abortionists who just happen to have ties to\nmodern day witchcraft? Or is this representative of something deeper, more sinister and even endemic to the entire abortion movement?\nAs the allusion to the film of over a decade ago suggests, the viewer may learn that things are not always as they appear to be. The Abortion Matrix reveals the reality of child-killing and strikes the proper moral chord to move hearts to fulfill the biblical responsibility to rescue those unjustly sentenced to death and to speak for those who cannot speak for themselves (Proverbs 24:11,12; 31:8,9).\nSpeakers include: George Grant, Peter Hammond, RC Sproul Jr., Paul Jehle, Lou Engle, Rusty Thomas, Flip Benham, Janet Porter and many more.\nTen parts, over three hours of instruction!\nRunning Time: 195 minutes\n$19.95 — ORDER NOW!\n(We accept all major credit cards and PayPal.)\nClick here for more information\nGo Stand Speak (DVD)\nWith “preaching to the lost” being such a basic foundation of Christianity, why do many in the church seem to be apathetic on this issue of preaching in highways and byways of towns and cities?\nIs it biblical to stand in the public places of the world and proclaim the gospel, regardless if people want to hear it or not?\nDoes the Bible really call church pastors, leaders and evangelists to proclaim the gospel in the public square as part of obedience to the Great Commission, or is public preaching something that is outdated and not applicable for our day and age?\nThese any many other questions are answered in this documentary.\n$19.95 — ORDER NOW!\n(We accept all major credit cards and PayPal.)\nClick here for more information\nShare\n|\nView CCNow Cart/Checkout\nUse an RSS Feed Reader?\nSubscribe to\nThe Forerunner\nHave The Forerunner Weblog sent straight to your inbox!\nEnter your email address:\nThe Forerunner\nChannel on YouTube\nFeatured Product\nIf you like the articles on this website, you may also be interested in:\nFeatured Articles\nThe Abortion Matrix DVD: Update\nThe Abortion Matrix:\nDefeating Child Sacrifice and the Culture of Death is a 195-minute presentation that traces the biblical roots of child sacrifice and then delves into the social, political and cultural fall-out that this sin against God has produced. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0503wb-11-32519", "text": "Emily Blunt's Blunt Review - Movie Reviews, Celebrity Interviews, Entertainment\nNews and Mayhem\nHe's\na Class Act | An\nEvening With Kevin Spacey\nThe Wiltern, Los Angeles, December 6th\nan emily blunt review\nOrder\nthe Beyond the Sea Soundtrack\nBeyond the Sea,\na film opening in late December, is a musical homage to the life\nof entertainer extraordinaire Bobby Darin. It stars Kevin Spacey (who also produced and wrote)\naside a gaggle of ultra-talented folks in an unusual biopic of\nan American original. Now, to promote the film in a sort of unprecedented\npublicity stunt if you will, Kevin, who actually sings all the\nsongs in the film, has taken his \"act\" on the road -\nliterally - along with an 18 piece orchestra and back-up singers\nala a Las Vegas review Darin himself would be proud of.\nMr.\nSpacey, who is proving himself to be an equal American original,\napparently knows no bounds in his creativity, and passion for\ntaking life and by the horns and parlaying his all-access \"fame\"\ncard into vast experiences.\nWith\nthis remarkable traveling old-school high-end lounge act, Kevin\nwill visit several cities bringing the love and music to a few\nsold out venues. But, the show's recent stop into the Wiltern Theater, in Los Angeles, had a special glow. The audience here\nincluded Dodd Darin, Bobby's son with Sandra Dee, along with his\nwife and daughter, as well as Steve Blauner, Bobby Darin's personal\nmanager and dear friend. And the elite guests were obviously moved\nby the music they are so close to being embraced and appreciated\nby a live, adoring, knowing, audience again.\nThis\nwas a Darin audience. They were buzzing as Kevin rocked the rafters\nwith his electric performance. The verdict is in, this Spacey\nfella is one helluva talent. And there's was no sign of the \"movie\nstar.\" He was an entertainer; he joked, he sang, he soft\nshoed about, and even played the harmonica for a few songs. The\nshow is as good as any \"professional\" singer's. This\nis one actor-come-singer that could quit his day job - easily.\nSpacey,\nlead by Darin's own musical director Roger\nKellaway, belted out over a dozen songs particularly Darin-esque.\nAnd as tribute, Mr. Spacey even worked in many recognizable asides\nand \"Bobby-isms\" into the show's routine; none more\ncharming then an old schtick Darin liked to \"loosen the crowd\nup with\" about a drunk at a Hollywood bar impersonating all\nsorts of famous folks. This gave Kevin, an equally exquisite impersonator,\nthe chance to do his Burt Lancaster, Al Pacino, Katharine Hepburn,\nJerry Lewis, Johnny Carson, Jimmy Stewart and Marlon Brando voices.\nAs\na special treat, Peter Cincotti, who plays Bobby band mate Dick\nBehrkeis in the film, joined Kevin on stage, on piano, for a couple\nof songs - the audience erupted. As a whole, the 90 minute extravaganza\nshowcased a plethora of Darin's signature songs like, 'Mack the\nKnife', 'Dream Lover', 'Beyond the Sea', and 'Splish Splash',\nas well as Darin's personal favorites like 'If I Were a Carpenter',\n'That's All', 'Bridge Over Troubled Water', and 'Funny Valentine'.\nFor Darin fans, like myself, it was positively magical to hear\nthese songs live and with a full orchestra. To ad to the treasure\ntrove of auditory bliss, Spacey shared if the listeners were enjoying\nthe stylings of the music this evening, as well as on the soundtrack\nand in the film, they had Dodd Darin and Steve Blauner to thank.\nThey had sent him Bobby's original charts and notes on how he\nwanted the songs played and these were those interpretations.\nThough\nthe evening's spotlight was firmly following Spacey, the event\nwas designed to \"shine the light back on Bobby Darin.\"\nAnd it shined like a beacon. Mission accomplished. Song after\nsong, many written by Darin, were brilliantly orchestrated as\nSpacey showed his genuine abilities for crooning and playing with\nan audience. When he sang Darin's 'A Simple Song Of Freedom',\nthe audience was cheering and seemed to agree that the once-again\ntimely anti-war song has just as important a message today as\nwhen Darin wrote it in protest of the Viet Nam fiasco.\nSpacey's\ncreated a beautiful film in Beyond the Sea, and know now\nas he swings across the country with this delightful ensemble,\nthis incredible and unique force of creative diversity, has managed\nto excel within yet another side of his many talents. The shows\nare sold out - but there's always someone lurking around the stage\ndoor with a ticket to sell. I suggest you bring a bag-o-cash and\nnegotiate well - 'cause this is one show you don't want\nto miss. If you just can't get to the show? 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0500wb-61-15900", "text": "Aldactone Information from Drugs.com\nSkip to Content\nBrowse all medications\nA\nB\nC\nD\nE\nF\nG\nH\nI\nJ\nK\nL\nM\nN\nO\nP\nQ\nR\nS\nT\nU\nV\nW\nX\nY\nZ\nAdvanced\nPhonetic\nSearch:\nDrugs A-Z\nComplete\nA - Z Drug Index\nDrugs by Condition\nDrugs by Class\nDrug Side Effects\nDrug Dosage\nPregnancy Warnings\nBreastfeeding Information\nInternational Drugs\nGeneric Drugs\nVeterinary Drugs\nNatural Products\nPhonetic Search\nHarvard Health Topics\nMedical Encyclopedia\nPill Identifier\nInteractions Checker\nNews / Alerts\nFDA Medwatch Drug Alerts\nFDA Labeling Changes\nDaily MedNews for Consumers\nPharmaceutical Industry News\nClinical Trial News\nNew Drug Approvals\nNew Drug Applications (Pipeline)\nGet News via RSS\nGet News via Twitter\nDrugs.com Blog\nHealth Professionals\nProfessional Resource Center\nFDA Prescribing Information\nAHFS DI Monographs\nA-Z Drug Facts for the Professional\nDrug Interactions Checker\nPatient CareNotes for the Professional\nNatural Products Database\nMedical Conferences\nPharmaceutical Company Directory\nMedical Dictionary\nPhonetic Drug Search\nCommunity\nAsk Medical Questions\nJoin Support Groups\nForum - Discussion Boards\nMednotes\nApps\nHome › Drugs A to Z › A › Al › Aldactone Consumer Information\nPrint\nSave or Share\nAldactone\nGeneric Name: spironolactone (spir ON oh LAK tone)\nBrand Names: Aldactone\nWhat is Aldactone?\nAldactone (spironolactone) is a potassium-sparing diuretic (water pill) that prevents your body from absorbing too much salt and keeps your potassium levels from getting too low.\nAldactone is used to diagnose or treat a condition in which you have too much aldosterone in your body. Aldosterone is a hormone produced by your adrenal glands to help regulate the salt and water balance in your body.\nAldactone also treats fluid retention (edema) in people with congestive heart failure, cirrhosis of the liver, or a kidney disorder called nephrotic syndrome. This medication is also used to treat or prevent hypokalemia (low potassium levels in the blood).\nAldactone may also be used for purposes not listed in this medication guide.\nImportant information about Aldactone\nYou should not use Aldactone if you are allergic to spironolactone, or if you have kidney disease, high levels of potassium in your blood, or if you are unable to urinate. Do not use potassium supplements or other diuretics while you are taking Aldactone.\nBefore using Aldactone, tell your doctor if you have liver disease, or if you use a steroid or another diuretic.\nDrinking alcohol can increase certain side effects of Aldactone.\nAvoid a diet high in salt. Too much salt will cause your body to retain water and can make this medication less effective.\nDo not use salt substitutes or low-sodium milk products that contain potassium. These products could cause your potassium levels to get too high while you are taking Aldactone.\nAvoid becoming overheated or dehydrated during exercise and in hot weather. Follow your doctor's instructions about the type and amount of liquids you should drink. In some cases, drinking too much liquid can be as unsafe as not drinking enough.\nIf you are being treated for high blood pressure, keep using Aldactone even if you feel well. High blood pressure often has no symptoms. You may need to use blood pressure medication for the rest of your life.\nBefore taking Aldactone\nYou should not use Aldactone if you are allergic to spironolactone, or if you have:\nkidney disease, or if you are unable to urinate;\nhigh levels of potassium in your blood (hyperkalemia); or\nif you are taking potassium supplements or other potassium-sparing diuretics such as Aldactazide, amiloride (Midamor, Moduretic), or triamterene (Dyrenium, Dyazide, Maxzide).\nTo make sure you can safely take Aldactone, tell your doctor if you have any of these other conditions:\nheart disease;\nliver disease; or\nif you are using a steroid, or another diuretic.\nFDA pregnancy category C. It is not known whether Aldactone will harm an unborn baby. Tell your doctor if you are pregnant or plan to become pregnant while using this medication. Spironolactone passes into breast milk and could cause harm to a nursing baby. Do not use this medication without telling your doctor if you are breast-feeding a baby.See also: Aldactone pregnancy and breastfeeding warnings (in more detail)\nHow should I take Aldactone?\nTake Aldactone exactly as prescribed by your doctor. Do not take in larger or smaller amounts or for longer than recommended. Follow the directions on your prescription label.\nTake each dose with a full glass of water.\nTo be sure Aldactone is not causing harmful effects, your blood will need to be tested often. Visit your doctor regularly.\nThis medication can cause unusual results with certain medical tests. Tell any doctor who treats you that you are using Aldactone. If you need surgery, tell the surgeon ahead of time that you are using Aldactone. You may need to stop using the medicine for a short time. If you are being treated for high blood pressure, keep using this medication even if you feel well. High blood pressure often has no symptoms. You may need to use blood pressure medication for the rest of your life.\nStore Aldactone at room temperature away from heat, light, and moisture.\nSee also: Aldactone dosage (in more detail)What happens if I miss a dose?\nTake the missed dose as soon as you remember. Skip the missed dose if it is almost time for your next scheduled dose. Do not take extra medicine to make up the missed dose.\nWhat happens if I overdose?\nSeek emergency medical attention or call the Poison Help line at 1-800-222-1222.\nOverdose symptoms may include drowsiness, confusion, red skin rash, nausea, vomiting, or diarrhea.\nWhat should I avoid while taking Aldactone?\nDrinking alcohol can increase certain side effects of Aldactone. Do not use salt substitutes or low-sodium milk products that contain potassium. These products could cause your potassium levels to get too high while you are taking Aldactone.\nAvoid a diet high in salt. Too much salt will cause your body to retain water and can make this medication less effective.\nAldactone may impair your thinking or reactions. Be careful if you drive or do anything that requires you to be alert.\nAvoid becoming overheated or dehydrated during exercise and in hot weather. Follow your doctor's instructions about the type and amount of liquids you should drink. In some cases, drinking too much liquid can be as unsafe as not drinking enough.\nSee also: Aldactone and alcohol (in more detail)\nAldactone side effects\nGet emergency medical help if you have any of these signs of an allergic reaction to Aldactone: hives; difficulty breathing; swelling of your face, lips, tongue, or throat.\nStop using Aldactone and call your doctor at once if you have a serious side effect such as:\nnumbness or tingly feeling;\nmuscle pain or weakness;\nslow, fast, or uneven heart rate;\nfeeling drowsy, restless, or light-headed;\nurinating less than usual or not at all;\nshallow breathing;\ntremors, confusion;\nnausea, upper stomach pain, itching, loss of appetite, dark urine, clay-colored stools, jaundice (yellowing of the skin or eyes); or\nsevere skin reaction -- fever, sore throat, swelling in your face or tongue, burning in your eyes, skin pain, followed by a red or purple skin rash that spreads (especially in the face or upper body) and causes blistering and peeling.\nLess serious Aldactone side effects may include:\nmild nausea or vomiting;\ndizziness, headache;\ngas, stomach pain; or\nskin rash.\nThis is not a complete list of side effects and others may occur. Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. You may report side effects to FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088.\nSee also: Aldactone side effects (in more detail)What other drugs will affect Aldactone?\nBefore using Aldactone, tell your doctor if you regularly use other medicines that make you sleepy (such as cold or allergy medicine, sedatives, narcotic pain medicine, sleeping pills, muscle relaxers, and medicine for seizures, depression, or anxiety). They can add to sleepiness caused by Aldactone.\nTell your doctor about all other medicines you use, especially:\nlithium (Eskalith, Lithobid);\ndigoxin (digitalis, Lanoxin);\nsteroids such as prednisone, fluticasone (Advair), mometasone (Asmanex, Nasonex), dexamethasone (Decadron, Hexadrol) and others;\nan ACE inhibitor such as benazepril (Lotensin), captopril (Capoten), fosinopril (Monopril), enalapril (Vasotec), lisinopril (Prinivil, Zestril), moexipril (Univasc), perindopril (Aceon), quinapril (Accupril), ramipril (Altace), or trandolapril (Mavik); or\nan NSAID (non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug) such as ibuprofen (Advil, Motrin), naproxen (Aleve, Naprosyn, Naprelan, Treximet), celecoxib (Celebrex), diclofenac (Arthrotec, Cambia, Cataflam, Voltaren, Flector Patch, Pennsaid, Solareze), indomethacin (Indocin), meloxicam (Mobic), and others.\nThis list is not complete and other drugs may interact with Aldactone. Tell your doctor about all medications you use. This includes prescription, over-the-counter, vitamin, and herbal products. Do not start a new medication without telling your doctor.\nMore Aldactone resources\nAldactone Side Effects (in more detail)Aldactone DosageAldactone Use in Pregnancy & BreastfeedingDrug ImagesAldactone Drug InteractionsAldactone Support Group9 Reviews for Aldactone - Add your own review/rating\nAldactone Prescribing Information\n(FDA)\nAldactone MedFacts Consumer Leaflet\n(Wolters Kluwer)\nAldactone Monograph\n(AHFS DI)\nAldactone Advanced Consumer\n(Micromedex) - Includes Dosage Information\nSpironolactone Prescribing Information\n(FDA)\nSpironolactone Professional Patient Advice\n(Wolters Kluwer)\nCompare Aldactone with other medications\nAcneAlopeciaEdemaHeart FailureHigh Blood PressureHirsutismHypokalemiaPrimary HyperaldosteronismPrimary Hyperaldosteronism Diagnosis\nWhere can I get more information?\nYour pharmacist can provide more information about Aldactone.\nPrintable Version\nEmail\nRecommend\nTweet\nSave or Share\nRemember, keep this and all other medicines out of the reach of children, never share your medicines with others, and use Aldactone only for the indication prescribed.\nEvery effort has been made to ensure that the information provided is accurate, up-to-date, and complete, but no guarantee is made to that effect. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0503wb-58-12655", "text": "GE Aviation: New GE Engine Service Organization Announced by GEAE\nGE Aviationskip to secondary navigation\nSearch GE\nHome\nOur Engines\nOur Services\nOur Systems\nOur Company\nPress Center\nPress Center\nCF6 Engine Family\nCF34 Engine Family\nCFM56 Engine Family\nGE90 Engine Family\nGEnx Engine Family\nBusiness & General Aviation\nMarine & Industrial Engines\nMilitary Engines\nServices\nSystems\nEngine Alliance\nGE Honda Aero Engines\nOther News & Information\nAviation Fact Sheet\nAviation History\nCompany Information\nExecutive Bios\nFacilities\nGE Investor Relations\nStudent Information\nWorldwide\nPress Release\nJune 10, 1995\nNew GE Engine Service Organization Announced by GEAE --LE BOURGET - GE Aircraft Engines has consolidated its Engine Services Department and its Commercial Spare Parts Operation into a single, $1.8 billion organization, GE Engine Services, headed by newly named general manager Tom Brisken.\n\"This new structure promises decided benefits for the customer, particularly in the areas of cost and time savings,\" said Brisken.\n\"Our maintenance shops will continue to provide comprehensive, top-quality overhaul and repair of engines and components.\nBut having Commercial Spares as an integral part of the organization ensures optimum coordination in those cases where replacement, rather than repair, serves the best interests of the customer.\"\nGE Engine Services, the largest integrated engine maintenance provider in the world, is experiencing substantial growth, based on business volume.\nOver a 40-year period, GE Engine Services has repaired more than 100,000 engines and currently provides complete maintenance support for CFM56, CF6, GE90, JT8, JT9, RB211, and Olympus aircraft engines, as well as GE's LM series of aeroderivative engines for marine and industrial applications.\nIn addition, GE Engine Services is a dynamic, innovative organization, as is evidenced by its investment, over the past five years, of approximately $150 million in new facilities, processes, and technological advances and the introduction of programs such as Maintenance Cost Per Hour (MCPH) and On-Wing Management.\nSusan Pittman heads the Commercial Spares Operation of GE Engine Services, and Bob Malone will continue as director of sales for GE Engine Services.\nTwo new service general managers have been appointed at the service shops:\nScott Ernest at Strother Field, near Arkansas City, Kansas, and Mike Sims at the West Coast Operations, at Ontario, California.\nDon Johnson remains as service general manager of Aviation Component Services in Cincinnati, Ohio, as does George Duncanson at GE Aircraft Engine Services Ltd., Cardiff, Wales.\nA new service general manager will be named soon for GE Aviation Services Operation Pte Ltd., in Singapore.\nNewly created Fleet Management Services, headed by service general manager John Abbott, administers the MCPH and On-Wing Management programs, as well as the GE Capital Aviation Services (GECAS) lease fleets.\nMCPH is a customer-focused maintenance contract that is structured on a flat-rate cost per flying hour, tailored for the specific airline.\nAs a result, the airline is able to forecast its operating costs more accurately over the life of the contract, particularly if it takes advantage of the workscoping expertise of GE Engine Services.\nOn-Wing Management, introduced at London's Heathrow Airport\n", "entities": [{"start": 66, "end": 77, "label": ["72032421"]}, {"start": 662, "end": 672, "label": ["1038573"]}, {"start": 675, "end": 694, "label": ["72032421"]}, {"start": 1630, "end": 1635, "label": ["437326"]}, {"start": 1637, "end": 1640, "label": ["1374856"]}, {"start": 1642, "end": 1646, "label": ["433825"]}, {"start": 1648, "end": 1651, "label": ["429349"]}, {"start": 1658, "end": 1663, "label": ["387227"]}, {"start": 1669, "end": 1676, "label": ["57143"]}, {"start": 2344, "end": 2358, "label": ["12002885"]}, {"start": 2365, "end": 2378, "label": ["114498"]}, {"start": 2380, "end": 2386, "label": ["16716"]}, {"start": 2435, "end": 2442, "label": ["22218"]}, {"start": 2444, "end": 2454, "label": ["5407"]}, {"start": 2537, "end": 2547, "label": ["18522615"]}, {"start": 2549, "end": 2553, "label": ["22199"]}, {"start": 2617, "end": 2624, "label": ["5882"]}, {"start": 2626, "end": 2631, "label": ["69894"]}, {"start": 2730, "end": 2739, "label": ["27318"]}, {"start": 2898, "end": 2926, "label": ["762986"]}, {"start": 2928, "end": 2933, "label": ["762986"]}, {"start": 3321, "end": 3327, "label": ["17867"]}, {"start": 3330, "end": 3346, "label": ["64421409"]}]}
{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0503wb-00-01032", "text": "Content-Language: en-US\nContent-Length: 58290\nVary: Accept-Encoding\nConnection: close\nTop Five Engineering Schools | College.com\nFREE financial aid and education newsletter.\nFollow us:\nDegrees\nAssociate's Degree\nBachelor's Degree\nMaster's Degree\nDoctorate Degree\nSubjects\nArts, Fashion & Design\nBusiness\nComputers & IT\nCriminal Justice & Legal\nCulinary & Personal Services\nEducation\nEngineering\nHealthcare & Medical\nLiberal Arts & Religion\nMechanic & Repair Tech\nScience & Technology\nSocial Sciences\nTrades & Vocations\nColleges By State\nCalifornia\nFlorida\nPennsylvania\nNew York\nTexas\nDistrict of Columbia\nNew Jersey\nOhio\nArizona\nSee All States\nOnline Colleges\nBlog\nArticles\nTypes of Financial Aid\nFinancial Aid\nCurrent Student\nAdult Learner\nNew Student\nParent / Guardian\nMilitary\nHome\n»\nArticles\n»\nNew Student\n» Top Five Engineering Schools\nAlabama\nAlaska\nAmerican Samoa\nArizona\nArkansas\nCalifornia\nColorado\nConnecticut\nDelaware\nDistrict of Columbia\nFederated States of Micronesia\nFlorida\nGeorgia\nGuam\nHawaii\nIdaho\nIllinois\nIndiana\nIowa\nKansas\nKentucky\nLouisiana\nMaine\nMarshall Islands\nMaryland\nMassachusetts\nMichigan\nMinnesota\nMississippi\nMissouri\nMontana\nNebraska\nNevada\nNew Hampshire\nNew Jersey\nNew Mexico\nNew York\nNorth Carolina\nNorth Dakota\nNorthern Marianas\nOhio\nOklahoma\nOregon\nPalau\nPennsylvania\nPuerto Rico\nRhode Island\nSouth Carolina\nSouth Dakota\nTennessee\nTexas\nUtah\nVermont\nVirgin Islands\nVirginia\nWashington\nWest Virginia\nWisconsin\nWyoming\nTop Five Engineering Schools\nOnline Schools\n(44)\nCampus Schools\nTop Five Engineering Schools\nEngineering is defined as \"the branch of science and technology concerned with the design, building, and use of engines, machines, and structures.\" There are many reasons someone would choose to enter an engineering degree program. Engineering students are generally interested in innovation and the creation of new products or ideas. They have been exposed to the sciences and like learning about the scientific disciplines. Logic is a key element for engineering students, as they must reason through problems. Besides the intrinsic rewards of an engineering degree, students may pursue it for the lucrative salaries that come with an engineering career.\nThere are different engineering disciplines and all of the top five engineering schools offer programs within the disciplines. These disciplines include:\nArchitecture - designing structures/buildings\nChemical - converting raw materials to usable compounds\nCivil - designing infrastructure like roads and bridges\nComputer - creating all aspects of computers\nElectrical - manipulating electricity and magnetism to create devices\nIndustrial - enhance industrial processes\nGeotechnical - improve processes or machines related to natural resources like oil and wood\nMechanical - create mechanical systems such as vehicles or engines\nHere are the top five Bachelor's degree engineering schools:\n1. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) - This school is located in Cambridge, MA, which is also home to the prestigious Harvard University. MIT has an enrollment of 4,232 undergraduates and a total of 10,384 students and is within minutes of Boston. The tuition cost for the university is $39,212 but financial aid is available to cover these costs.\n2. Stanford University - Stanford University is located right by Palo Alto, California, a high technology city that is home to many prominent companies like Facebook, Hewlett-Packard, and Tesla Motors. Stanford has 6,878 undergraduates and a total enrollment of 15,319 students. Tuition at Stanford University costs $39,201 but the school has a no loans policy where students whose families earn less than $100,000 do not have to pay tuition, while those whose families earn less than $60,000 do not have to pay for room and board or dining plans as well.\n3. University of California, Berkeley - The University of California, Berkeley is one of the most prominent public universities in the nation. It is located in Berkeley, CA, a forward-thinking city that was voted the third most liberal city in the United States and is home to the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. The university has 25,530 undergraduates and 35,843 total students. In-state tuition is $10,868 while out-of-state students are billed $33,747.\n4. California Institute of Technology - The California Institute of Technology, known as Caltech, is situated in Pasadena, CA, about 11 miles northeast of downtown Los Angeles. Caltech has a smaller student body than the other universities on this list, with 967 undergraduates and 2,130 total students.  Annual tuition at Caltech is $36,282, but this is offset by the fact that Caltech alumni have the highest median starting salary among all universities, according to Payscale.\n5. Georgia Institute of Technology - This is also one of the most prestigious public schools in the country and is usually called Georgia Tech. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0503wb-00-04603", "text": "Server: Microsoft-IIS/7.0\nX-Powered-By: ASP.NET\nDate: Thu, 01 Mar 2012 23:41:32 GMT\nConnection: close\nLandmarks Commission | City of Boston\ncityofboston.gov - Official Web Site of the City of Boston - Thomas M. Menino, Mayor\nText size:\nA\nA\nA\nHome\nOnline Services\nResidents\nBusinesses\nVisitors\nStudents\nGovernment\nBoston Landmarks Commission (BLC)\nBuilding Beantown: Exploring the Neighborhoods that Make Up the Hub\nOld South Meeting House, Historic Boston Incorporated, and the Boston Landmarks Commission present a series of talks on the history of some of Boston's most vibrant neighborhoods.  The series begins February 2 and continues through March 29.\nMore information on the \"Building Beantown\" series »\nCalling all Photographers!\nIn celebration of National Historic Preservation Month in May, the Boston Preservation Alliance is hosting their annual \"Picture Preservation\" photo contest.  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The building was a meeting place for the Transcendentalist movement and hosted many prominent writers, philosophers, and artists, including Margaret Fuller, Henry David Thoreau, and Nathaniel Hawthorne.\n13-15 West Street Report »\nAs one of the oldest American cities, Boston has long played an important role in the development of the nation.  It is home to a wealth of important cultural resources: there are more than 8,000 properties located with the City’s nine local Historic Districts or designated as individual Boston Landmarks.  These are the buildings, structures, sites, and areas that inform us about the people that have lived and worked in Boston and the events that have shaped the City from its beginning to the present.The Boston Landmarks Commission, along with the local Historic District Commissions, serves as the City’s steward of Boston’s historic buildings, places, and neighborhoods.  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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0503wb-00-04929", "text": "Chesterton Day by Day: March\nChesterton Day by Day\nMARCH 1st\nST. DAVID'S DAY\nMY eyes are void with vision; I sing but I\ncannot speak;\nI hide in the vaporous caverns like a\ncreature wild and weak\nBut for ever my harps are tuned and for ever my\nsongs are sung,\nAnd I answer my tyrants ever in an unknown\ntongue.\nWhen the blue men broke in the battle with the\nRoman or the Dane,\nThe cracks of my ghastly uplands they gathered\nlike ghosts again.\nSome say I am still a Druid, some say my spirit\nshows\nCatholic, Puritan, Pagan; but no man knows.\nMother of God's good witches, of all white mystery,\nWhatever else I am seeking, I seek for thee.\nFor the old harp better fitted and swung on a\nstronger thong,\nWe, that shall sing for ever; O hear our song!\n'The Seven Swords.'\nMARCH 2nd\nIT may be a very limited aim in morality to shoot\na 'many-faced and fickle traitor,' but at least\nit is a better aim than to be a many-faced and\nfickle traitor, which is a simple summary of a good\nmany modern systems from Mr. d'Annunzio's\ndownwards.\n'The Defendant.'\nMARCH 3rd\nA MAN may easily be forgiven for not doing this\nor that incidental act of charity, especially\nwhen the question is as genuinely difficult\nand dubious as is the case of mendicity. But there\nis something quite pestilently Pecksniffian about\nshrinking from a hard task on the plea that it is not\nhard enough. If a man will really try talking to the\nten beggars who come to his door he will soon find\nout whether it is really so much easier than the\nlabour of writing a cheque for a hospital.\n'What's Wrong with the World.'\nMARCH 4th\nBUT the man we see every day -- the worker in\nMr. Gradgrind's factory, the little clerk in\nMr. Gradgrind's office -- he is too mentally\nworried to believe in freedom. He is kept quiet with\nrevolutionary literature. He is calmed and kept in\nhis place by a constant succession of wild philosophies.\nHe is a Marxian one day, a Nietzscheite\nthe next day, a Superman (probably) the next\nday, and a slave every day. The only thing that\nremains after all the philosophies is the factory.\nThe only man who gains by all the philosophies is\nGradgrind. It would be worth his while to keep his\ncommercial helotry supplied with sceptical literature.\nAnd now I come to think of it, of course, Gradgrind\nis famous for giving libraries. He shows his sense:\nall modern books are on his side. As long as the\nvision of heaven is always changing, the vision of\nearth will be exactly the same. No ideal will\nremain long enough to be realized, or even partly\nrealized. The modern young man will never change\nhis environment, for he will always change his\nmind.\n'Orthodoxy.'\nMARCH 5th\nPROGRESS should mean that we are always\nwalking towards the New Jerusalem. It does\nmean that the New Jerusalem is always\nwalking away from us. We are not altering the\nreal to suit the ideal. We are altering the ideal:\nit is easier.\n'Orthodoxy.'\nMARCH 6th\nIN a very entertaining work, over which we have\nroared in childhood, it is stated that a point\nhas no parts and no magnitude. Humility is\nthe luxurious art of reducing ourselves to a point, not\nto a small thing or a large one, but to a thing with\nno size at all, so that to it all the cosmic things are\nwhat they really are -- of immeasurable stature.\n'The Defendant.'\nMARCH 7th\nTHUS because we are not in a civilization which\nbelieves strongly in oracles or sacred places,\nwe see the full frenzy of those who killed\nthemselves to find the sepulchre of Christ. But\nbeing in a civilization which does believe in this\ndogma of fact for fact's sake, we do not see the full\nfrenzy of those who kill themselves to find the North Pole. I am not speaking of a tenable ultimate\nutility, which is true both of the Crusades and the\npolar explorations. I mean merely that we do see\nthe superficial and aesthetic singularity, the startling\nquality, about the idea of men crossing a continent\nwith armies to conquer the place where a man died.\nBut we do not see the aesthetic singularity and the\nstartling quality of men dying in agonies to find a\nplace where no man can live -- a place only interesting\nbecause it is supposed to be the meeting-place\nof some lines that do not exist.\n'Heretics.'\nMARCH 8th\nIN one of his least convincing phrases, Nietzsche\nhad said that just as the ape ultimately produced\nthe man, so should we ultimately produce\nsomething higher than the man. The immediate\nanswer, of course, is sufficiently obvious: the ape\ndid not worry about the man, so why should we\nworry about the superman? If the superman will\ncome by natural selection, may we not leave it to\nnatural selection? If the superman will come by\nhuman selection, what sort of superman are we to\nselect? If he is simply to be more just, more brave,\nor more merciful, then Zarathustra sinks into a\nSunday-school teacher; the only way we can work\nfor it is to be more just, more brave, and more\nmerciful -- sensible advice, but hardly startling.\nIf he is to be anything else than this, why should\nwe desire him, or what else are we to desire?\nThese questions have been many times asked of\nthe Nietzscheites, and none of the Nietzscheites have\neven attempted to answer them.\n'George Bernard Shaw.'\nMARCH 9th\nA MAN can be a Christian to the end of the\nworld, for the simple reason that a man\ncould have been an Atheist from the beginning\nof it. The materialism of things is on the face\nof things: it does not require any science to find it\nout. A man who has lived and loved falls down\ndead and the worms eat him. That is Materialism,\nif you like. That is Atheism, if you like. If mankind\nhas believed in spite of that, it can believe in\nspite of anything. But why our human lot is made\nany more hopeless because we know the names of\nthe worms who eat him, or the names of all the\nparts of him that they eat, is to a thoughtful mind\nsomewhat difficult to discover.\n'All Things Considered.'\nMARCH 10th\nWE should probably come considerably nearer to\nthe true conception of things if we treated all\ngrown-up persons, of all titles and types, with\nprecisely that dark affection and dazed respect with\nwhich we treat the infantile limitations. A child\nhas no difficulty in achieving the miracle of speech,\nconsequently we find his blunders almost as marvellous\nas his accuracy. If we only adopted the same\nattitude towards Premiers and Chancellors of the\nExchequer, if we genially encouraged their stammering\nand delightful attempts at human speech,\nwe should be in a far more wise and tolerant\ntemper.\n'The Defendant.'\nMARCH 11th\nWHEN the working women in the poor districts\ncome to the doors of the public-houses and\ntry to get their husbands home, simple-minded\n'social workers' always imagine that\nevery husband is a tragic drunkard and every wife\na broken-hearted saint. It never occurs to them\nthat the poor woman is only doing under coarser\nconventions exactly what every fashionable hostess\ndoes when she tries to get the men from arguing over\nthe cigars to come and gossip over the teacups.\n'What's Wrong with the World.'\nMARCH 12th\nWHAT have we done, and where have we\nwandered, we that have produced sages who\ncould have spoken with Socrates and poets\nwho could walk with Dante, that we should talk\nas if we had never done anything more intelligent\nthan found colonies and kick niggers? We are the\nchildren of light, and it is we that sit in darkness,\nIf we are judged, it will not be for the merely\nintellectual transgression of failing to appreciate other\nnations, but for the supreme spiritual transgression\nof failing to appreciate ourselves.\n'The Defendant.'\nMARCH 13th\nAND for those who talk to us with interfering\neloquence about Jaeger and the pores of the\nskin, and about Plasmon and the coats of the\nstomach, at them shall only be hurled the words\nthat are hurled at fops and gluttons, 'Take no\nthought what ye shall eat, or what ye shall drink,\nor wherewithal ye shall be clothed. For after all\nthese things do the Gentiles seek. But seek ye first\nthe Kingdom of God, and His righteousness; and\nall these things shall be added unto you.'\n'Heretics.'\nMARCH 14th\nTHE Christian admits that the universe is manifold\nand even miscellaneous, just as a sane man\nknows that he is complex. Nay, the really\nsane man knows that he has a touch of the madman.\nBut the Materialist's world is quite simple and\nsolid, just as the madman is quite sure he is sane.\nThe Materialist is sure that history has been simply\nand solely a chain of causation, just as the interesting\nperson before mentioned is quite sure that he\nis simply and solely a chicken. Materialists and\nmadmen never have doubts.\n'Orthodoxy.'\nMARCH 15th\nTHE modern world (intent on anarchy in everything,\neven in Government) refuses to perceive\nthe permanent element of tragic constancy\nwhich inheres in all passion, and which is the\norigin of marriage. Marriage rests upon the fact\nthat you cannot have your cake and eat it; that\nyou cannot lose your heart and have it.\nIntroduction to 'David Copperfield.'\nMARCH 16th\nMORALITY did not begin by one man saying\nto another, 'I will not hit you if you do not\nhit me '; there is no trace of such a transaction.\nThere is a trace of both men having said,\n'We must not hit each other in the holy place.'\nThey gained their morality by guarding their\nreligion. They did not cultivate courage. They\nfought for the shrine, and found they had become\ncourageous. They did not cultivate cleanliness.\nThey purified themselves for the altar, and found\nthat they were clean. The history of the Jews is\nthe only early document known to most Englishmen,\nand the facts can be judged sufficiently from that.\nThe Ten Commandments which have been found\nsubstantially common to mankind were merely\nmilitary commands a code of regimental orders,\nissued to protect a certain ark across a certain desert.\nAnarchy was evil because it endangered the sanctity.\nAnd only when they made a holy day for God did\nthey find they had made a holiday for men.\n'Orthodoxy.'\nMARCH 17th\nST. PATRICK'S DAY\nTHE average autochthonous Irishman is close\nto patriotism because he is close to the earth;\nhe is close to domesticity because he is close\nto the earth; he is close to doctrinal theology and\nelaborate ritual because he is close to the earth.\nIn short, he is close to the heavens because he is\nclose to the earth.\n'George Bernard Shaw.'\nMARCH 18th\nWE men and women are all in the same boat,\nupon a stormy sea. We owe to each other\na terrible and tragic loyalty. If we catch\nsharks for food, let them be killed most mercifully\nlet anyone who likes love the sharks, and pet the\nsharks, and tie ribbons round their necks and give\nthem sugar and teach them to dance. But if once a\nman suggests that a shark is to be valued against a\nsailor, or that the poor shark might be permitted\nto bite off a nigger's leg occasionally, then I would\ncourt-martial the man -- he is a traitor to the ship.\n'All Things Considered.'\nMARCH 19th\nEVERY statute is a declaration of war, to be\nbacked by arms. Every tribunal is a revolutionary\ntribunal. In a republic all punishment\nis as sacred and solemn as lynching.\n'What's Wrong with the World.'\nMARCH 20th\nI HAVE no sympathy with international aggression\nwhen it is taken seriously, but I have a\ncertain dark and wild sympathy with it when\nit is quite absurd. Raids are all wrong as practical\npolitics, but they are human and imaginable as\npractical jokes. In fact, almost any act of ragging\nor violence can be forgiven on this strict condition --\nthat it is of no use at all to anybody. If the aggression\ngets anything out of it, then it is quite unpardonable.\nIt is damned by the least hint of utility or profit.\nA man of spirit and breeding may brawl, but he does\nnot steal. A gentleman knocks off his friend's\nhat, but he does not annex his friend's hat.\n'All Things Considered.'\nMARCH 21st\nMODERN and cultured persons, I believe, object\nto their children seeing kitchen company or\nbeing taught by a woman like Peggotty.\nBut surely it is more important to be educated in a\nsense of human dignity and equality than in anything\nelse in the world. And a child who has once\nhad to respect a kind and capable woman of the\nlower classes will respect the lower classes for ever.\nThe true way to overcome the evil in class distinctions\nis not to denounce them as revolutionists\ndenounce them, but to ignore them as children\nignore them.\n'Charles Dickens.'\nMARCH 22nd\nTHERE is no clearer sign of the absence of\noriginality among modern poets than their\ndisposition to find new topics. Really\noriginal poets write poems about the spring. They\nare always fresh, just as the spring is always fresh.\nMen wholly without originality write poems about\ntorture, or new religions, or some perversion of\nobscenity, hoping that the mere sting of the subject\nmay speak for them. But we do not sufficiently\nrealize that what is true of the classic ode is also\ntrue of the classic joke. A true poet writes about\nthe spring being beautiful because (after a thousand\nsprings) the spring really is beautiful. In the same\nway the true humorist writes about a man sitting\ndown on his hat because the act of sitting down on\none's own hat (however often and admirably\nperformed) really is extremely funny. We must not\ndismiss a new poet because his poem is called 'To\na Skylark'; nor must we dismiss a humorist\nbecause his new farce is called 'My Mother-in-Law.'\nHe may really have splendid and inspiring things\nto say upon an eternal problem. The whole\nquestion is whether he has.\nIntroduction to 'Sketches by Boz.'\nMARCH 23rd\nMAN is an exception, whatever else he is. If\nhe is not the image of God, then he is a\ndisease of the dust. If it is not true that\na divine being fell, then we can only say that one\nof the animals went entirely off its head.\n'All Things Considered.'\nMARCH 24th\nSOCIAL reformers have fired a hundred shots\nagainst the public-house, but never one\nagainst its really shameful character. The\nsign of decay is not in the public-house, but in\nthe private bar; or rather the row of five or six\nprivate bars, into each of which a respectable\ndipsomaniac can go in solitude, and by indulging his\nown half-witted sin violates his own half-witted\nmorality. Nearly all these places are equipped\nwith an atrocious apparatus of ground-glass\nwindows which can be so closed that they practically\nconceal the face of the buyer from the seller.\nWords cannot express the abysses of human\ninfamy and hateful shame expressed by that\nelaborate piece of furniture. Whenever I go into\na public-house, which happens fairly often, I\nalways carefully open all these apertures and then\nleave the place in every way refreshed.\n'George Bernard Shaw.'\nMARCH 25th\nLADY DAY\nFEARFULLY plain the flowers grew,\nLike a child's book to read,\nOr like a friend's face seen in a glass.\nHe looked, and there Our Lady was;\nShe stood and stroked the tall live grass\nAs a man strokes his steed.\nHer face was like a spoken word\nWhen brave men speak and choose,\nThe very colours of her coat\nWere better than good news . . .\n'The gates of heaven are tightly locked,\nWe do not guard our gain,\nThe heaviest hind may easily\nCome silently and suddenly\nUpon me in a lane.\n'And any little maid that walks\nIn good thoughts apart,\nMay break the guard of the Three Kings,\nAnd see the dear and dreadful things\nI hid within my heart.'\n'Ballad of Alfred.'\nMARCH 26th\nIT is one of the mean and morbid modern lies\nthat physical courage is connected with\ncruelty. The Tolstoian and Kiplingite are\nnowhere more at one than in maintaining this.\nThey have, I believe, some small sectarian quarrel\nwith each other: the one saying that courage\nmust be abandoned because it is connected with\ncruelty, and the other maintaining that cruelty\nis charming because it is a part of courage. But\nit is all, thank God, a lie. An energy and boldness\nof body may make a man stupid or reckless or dull\nor drunk or hungry, but it does not make him\nspiteful.\n'What's Wrong with the World.'\nMARCH 27th\nFOR human beings, being children, have the\nchildish wilfulness and the childish secrecy.\nAnd they never have from the beginning\nof the world done what the wise men have seen\nto be inevitable.\n'The Napoleon of Notting Hill.'\nMARCH 28th\nCRUELTY to animals is cruelty and a vile\nthing; but cruelty to a man is not cruelty;\nit is treason. Tyranny over a man is not\ntyranny: it is rebellion, for man is royal. Now,\nthe practical weakness of the vast mass of modern\npity for the poor and the oppressed is precisely\nthat it is merely pity; the pity is pitiful, but not\nrespectful. Men feel that the cruelty to the poor\nis a kind of cruelty to animals. They never feel\nthat it is injustice to equals; nay, it is treachery\nto comrades. This dark, scientific pity, this\nbrutal pity, has an elemental sincerity of its own,\nbut it is entirely useless for all ends of social reform.\nDemocracy swept Europe with the sabre when it\nwas founded upon the Rights of Man. It has done\nliterally nothing at all since it has been founded\nonly upon the wrongs of man. Or, more strictly\nspeaking, its recent failure has been due to its\nnot admitting the existence of any rights or wrongs,\nor indeed of any humanity. Evolution (the\nsinister enemy of revolution) does not especially\ndeny the existence of God: what it does deny\nis the existence of man. And all the despair\nabout the poor, and the cold and repugnant pity\nfor them, has been largely due to the vague sense\nthat they have literally relapsed into the state\nof the lower animals.\n'Charles Dickens.'\nMARCH 29th\nTHE modern humanitarian can love all opinions,\nbut he cannot love all men; he seems sometimes,\nin the ecstasy of his humanitarianism,\neven to hate them all. He can love all opinions,\nincluding the opinion that men are unlovable.\nIntroduction to 'Hard Times.'\nMARCH 30th\nEVERY man is dangerous who only cares\nfor one thing.\n'The Napoleon of Notting fIill.~\nMARCH 31st\nAS Mr. Blatchford says, 'The world does not\nwant piety, but soap -- and Socialism.' 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0503wb-00-06989", "text": "Direct Economy | Cooperation Commons\nForum\nResearch Summaries\nBlogs\nwiki\nResources\nWelcome toCooperation Commons: Interdisciplinary study of cooperation and collective action.\nNavigation\nHome\nResearch Summaries\nBlogs\nwiki\nResources\nAbout\nContact\nPost\nRecent Summaries\nA Case Study of Complex Adaptive Systems Theory\nXavier Comtesse - Direct Territories\nWhy Spectrum Is Not Property: The Case for an Entirely New Regime of Wireless Communications Policy\nWhy Is Reciprocity So Rare in Social Animals? A Protestant Appeal\nWhen Push comes To Pull: The New Economy and Culture of Networking Technology\nTowards Realistic Models for Evolution of Cooperation\nTheories of International Regimes\nThe Wisdom of Crowds\nThe Tragedy of the Anticommons: Property in the Transition from Marx to Markets\nThe Toyota Group and the Aisin Fire\nmore\nHomeDirect Economy\nSummary of: Direct Economy\nAuthor(s) / Editor(s)\nComtesse, Xavier\nMost issues related to the social, political and economic changes we are witnessing today due to the emergence and use of technologies of cooperation can be analyzed by using a matrix tracking levels of knowledge on one axis, and levels of interactivity of the other axis.\nDisciplines\nBusiness, Cultural Evolution, Technology, Economics, Information, Mathematics\nKeywords\ntechnology, evolution, democracy, cultural evolution, cooperation, communication\nPublication Reference\nPublished in/by\n-\nDate\n9/1/2006\nFindings\nThe changes brought about by the emergence and use of technologies of cooperation can be analyzed through a matrix tracking levels of knowledge on one axis, and levels of interactivity of the other axis.\nLevels of Interactivity:\nPassive consumption: The consumer is getting products or services with no real interaction and no real choice. He has to take whatever is available.\nSelf Service: The consumer is given the ability to choose between various products or services.\nDIY: Do It Yourself: The consumer starts getting involved in the value chain.\nCo-design: The consumer starts adding value by customizing the product and therefore defining his needs himself (as opposed to buying a product defined by the product management team).\nCo-creation: The consumer is involved in the design of the product or service itself.\nLevels of knowledge\nRaw Data: Data, typically from measurements, or attributes (small, big, expensive, etc...)\nInformation: Data that I can make sense of. Data within a referential or data that can be tied to a process, so that I establish a first level of knowledge. If I can measure, and if I can compare, I will be able to develop a better sense of understanding\nClassification, categorization: When I can better define the context, place the information into categories\nProcess/Time: When you start introducing the concept of time, and evolution over time.\nLogic: When you understand enough of a thing that you can capture this understanding into a logical model. From this comes automation.\nBackground:\nThe story starts at a banker's conference where Xavier was doing a presentation on e-Banking. The room suddenly woke up at the last slide when he offered a model to explain how banks could move forward. The impact was stunning, all of a sudden everybody wanted to jump into the discussion.\nThe model was the result of observations from Swissquote Inc, where intermediaries had become agents of change within the company and had help transform it into a hyperproductive company.\nThe model has since then been refined, with the definition of the \"transformActors\" and \"ConsumActors\", and the classification of knowledge (inspired from Mathematics) and interactivity along the 2 axis of a matrix.\nThe model has also been validated against 3 real cases with 3 Swiss companies: Swissquote, Largeur.com and Cla-Val.\nThe Model\nThe problem:\nlow cost offshoring, baby boomers reaching retirement age, etc… create tension in the economy. And the answer is not in lowering costs, but rather in achieving high productivity.\nThe solution:\nchanging Consumers into ConsumActors. We have heard of crowdsourcing, but the real underlying change is that the customers are getting more involved into the value chain.\nTechnologies of Cooperation\nWhile technology helps improve processes, the real value behind these technologies is the shift in the interactivity between the producers and the consumers: consumers are getting used to getting more and more involved into the process (self service, product configuration and customization, etc...)\nLevels of interactivity\nThe level of interactivity that is possible with ConsumActors can be classified as follows:\n4.1 Passive consumption:\nThe consumer is getting products or services with no real interaction and no real choice. He has to take whatever is available.\n4.2 Self Service\nThe consumer is now given the ability to choose between various products or services. This first step is already a huge step forward, as the consumer can go around the vendor to pick and choose what he wants.\n4.3 DIY: Do It Yourself\nAt this level, the consumer starts getting involved in the value chain. This is what IKEA offers, where you are not just buying a product, you are actually also delivering it to your home and building it yourself. This case is an example of the first disruption from the standard retail value chain.\n4.4 Co-design\nAt this level, the consumer starts adding value by customizing the product and therefore defining his needs himself (as opposed to buying a product defined by the product management team). This is what Dell is asking from customers when they have to pick and choose options to build a computer.\n4.5 Co-creation\nThis is the ultimate level of involvement, where the consumer is actually involved in the design of the product or service itself. This is what Open Source does for developers, and what Wikipedia does for knowledge consumers. Similarly Procter and Gamble has a \"Connect and Develop\" program that lets innovators define products.\nLevels of knowledge\nBeing able to interact at the various level listed above requires various levels of access to knowledge. For example co-designing a computer on the Dell website implies that the consumer has a good understanding of the various components and their importance within the system. A slow processor with lots of memory, or a fast processor with very little RAM are not going to be good options.\nAnd then knowledge includes a notion of context that should also be taken into account: knowing that something is small is only useful relative to a context: is Jean small because he is only 4 years old, or is he small because most people his age are typically 5\" tall?\nFollowing these concepts, knowledge can be classified as follows:\n5.1 Basic Knowledge\n5.1.1 Raw Data\nData, typically from measurements, or attributes (small, big, expensive, etc...)\n5.1.2 Information\nInformation is data that I can make sense of. Data within a referential or data that can be tied to a process, so that I can establish a first level of knowledge. If I can measure, and if I can compare, I will be able to develop a sense of understanding: Jean is 4 feet, and I can measure his classmates to decide whether Jean is small or not. From information I can develop basic knowledge.\n5.2 Formal knowledge\n5.2.1 Classification, categorization\nThis second level of knowledge is when I can better define the context. In the example of Jean, I can place the information into categories to reach another level of understanding: boy/girl, small/tall. By defining categories and sub-categories, I can refine the level of knowledge I have.\n5.2.2 Process/Time\nThe third level of knowledge is when you start introducing the concept of time, and evolution over time. This introduces another level of complexity and another level of understanding beyond what can be known now.\n5.2.3 Logic\nThe final level of knowledge is when you understand enough of a thing that you can capture this understanding into a logical model. From this comes automation. This is how we started building calculators, encapsulating logic into a machine, and now expanding to building transistors into microchips to build computers for example. It all seems as if mathematic algorithms were slowly but irreversibly being materialized into automated processes. And we are only at the very beginning of an exponential curve in this area.\n5.3. Informal Knowledge\nAnother type of knowledge that will not be considered in this document, but should be mentioned, is informal knowledge.\n5.3.1 Informal Experience\nThis is knowledge learned from accumulated experience. This is how people learn how to drive for example\n5.3.2 Informal Thinking\nThis is the knowledge from \"soft\" fields, for example philosophical, cultural, religious, moral or ethical knowledge. They should not be ignored since they are at the forefront of the political, social and cultural scene. An expression of this type of knowledge is on display in blogs or reality TV shows for example.\nThe management of Knowledge is what has led to major changes in the way we work today:\nIt all started with the concept of “Community of practice” presented by Etienne Wenger on 9/18/88\nIt evolved towards becoming a core engine of the enterprise, with Knowledge Management, to manage both static (as in encyclopedias) and dynamic knowledge (as in knowledge facilitated by groupware, starting with email).\nIt has also now been opened and shared to allow for collective intelligence, benefiting both from internal and external input.\nThe matrix\nUsing the 2 axis that were defined, it is possible to create a matrix that can be used to resolve the issue of transferring production from the producer to the consumer.\nOn the vertical axis:\nData - info - classification/categories - time process - model\nOn the horizontal axis:\nReceive - Self Service - Do It Yourself - Co-design - Co-creation\nTo use the matrix you need to start from the bottom left (data/Receive), to then evolve towards the right to include the consumer into the value chain and define the level of knowledge that needs to be transferred to the consumer to enable his involvement.\nThe matrix can be used for several analytical purposes:\n7.1 Historical analysis - the matrix can be used to compare the result of 2 strategies used at different times, to analyze why one worked better than the other:\nNestle had tried to sell Nespresso through the regular channels without much success. Then they decided to change strategy (break with history) and created the Club Nespresso, where customers are educated and provided with a tool to order directly online, which completely change the buying and consuming experience\n7.2. Market analysis - the matrix can be used to compare the strategy of two different companies on the same market:\nNapster introduced technology that allowed users to download songs for free. The technology also allowed mixing and matching of songs so that users could create their own CDs. The same concept was then used by Apple to create iTune and the iPod, while Sony decided to simply extend its existing model to make room for this new technology, but trying to keep as-is the control of the IP.\nThe matrix shows that the game was about adding a level of freedom in the consumption of songs, rather than just extending technology.\n7.3 Strategic analysis - the matrix can be used to define where to direct future developments:\nTelcos are being threatened by VOIP, which allows near free communication anywhere around the world. Several options are available for them to react: bundle services, or offer new services for mobile, where VOIP is not a player today. Docomo is now offering payments through mobile phones, thus starting to compete with banks. The matrix can help figure out which players they should work with to make this strategy successful\n7.4 Positioning analysis - the matrix can help position a product on a market. A computer is a complex thing and I can decide to buy through an expert who will help me design the computer I need, or I can go to Dell to build online my own. The 2 market segments can co-exist today, but the matrix can help understand which market will survive in the long term\nCase studies\n8.1 Swissquote (a Swiss equivalent of eTrade)\nFrom the CEO prospective, the success of Swissquote is due to:\nEmpowerment: providing the right information and tools to customers to allow them to trade online\nMonitoring: performing statistical analysis to evaluate risk, as a tool for both the bank and the users\nE-wealth management: tools to help users optimize their investments\nOne challenge was and still is the education of customers. 2 types of classes are offered: first step (free), and paying classes on specific topics. This is a very costly undertaking, a risk taken to help the transformation\nThe other challenge is to provide the right tools, allowing to perform complex operations while remaining user friendly. This challenge still needs to be addressed today.\nLooking at the banking industry, there are 2 major trends that can be identified:\nCommunities of practice are taking over the education of consumers and improved interactions\nModels need to be improved to help provide more sophisticated tools\nThe matrix can help clarify these trends and challenges\n8.2 Largeur.com - citizen journalism\nAfter several experiments, Largeur.com has settled for a model where they produce high quality journalism but getting the content from freelancers and offering aggressive prices. Once the customer base was established, they looked into opening the platform to students and other members of the civil society (teachers, thought leaders but also unemployed people), which are representative of the audience they are addressing already.\nThe media industry is organized around 3 major poles:\nConvergence (synergy between traditional media and the Internet) - Financial Times, Wall Street Journal\nDivergence (break from the traditional model to go towards a crowdsourcing approach) - OhMyNews\nComplementarities (compromise between the other two) - TSR.ch\nThe matrix can help rationalize the various content production and content delivery tools (blogs, RSS, Web, SMS/MMS, and Newspapers) to better understand the media industry\n8.3 Cla-Val - pumps to regulate pressure\nThey have evolved around 4 major poles:\nCommoditization: they have accumulated over the years more than 100 standard products\nCustomization: their customers cannot get an end to end solution from just the standard products\nGeographical expansion: the experience gained in the implementation of custom solutions opens new geographical markets and allows rapid expansion\nCustomer innovation: customization has also introduced flexibility into the system, and combined with remote management capabilities has enabled co-innovation\nThe matrix clearly shows how this evolution was possible.\nConclusion\nDirect economy is the result of 5 major factors:\nIntroduction of the consumer into the value chain\nDeath of the old intermediaries, to leave room for new types of interactions\nEmpowerment of ordinary people to include them in the innovation process, which creates the issue of Intellectual Property and how to handle it\nEmergence of new business models that threaten the existing monopolies\nEmergence of new pricing models: donations (OhMyNews) or Bidding (EBay).\nIKEA, Easyjet, Dell, Nokia, L'Oreal, Procter&Gamble, Swissquote are examples of the transformations that can be implemented. Companies have to move towards hypergrowth to survive.\nWhat is interesting is that new sub-categories of products are being created in the process (song vs. album), that banks and credit cards were not setup to handle originally. Hel looks and The Satorialist are examples of what is happening in the fashion industry. Istockphoto, Innocentive or Marketocracy are example of consumer involvement in the value chain.\nIn conclusion, isn't it that the changes we are witnessing in the economy are similar to what happened with Direct Democracy in Switzerland?\nThe consumers have been empowered, and are we not slowly evolving towards a Direct Economy, completely changing the underlying principles of the Global Economy as we know it today?\nEpilogue\nWhile Switzerland introduced Direct Democracy, they are now lagging in their e-government implementation effort. The matrix can help understand what is happening and what needs to be done. 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In this series, we explain the grammar of the Arabic language and give you some insight into Arabic culture.\nIn today’s lesson, we’re going to learn to conjugate the first person plural. 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I wonder if there is a difference between “muftah” as shown in the vocab list and “miftah”.\nI only know the latter version with kasrah for “keys”.\nMounia says:\nSaturday at 4:40 am\nThat’s a good point Anitagomez. The difference is regional. The word for “key” in Standard Arabic is indeed “miftaaH” (مِفْتاح) with a kasra as you mentioned. However, in some countries in the Middle East, people pronounce it “muftaaH” when they speak.\nKelly says:\nFriday at 1:17 am\nI’ve noticed that in the female “you” form, sometimes the word is transcribed with an “a” sound at the end but is pronounced without it, or vice versa. For example, in today’s lesson, there was the word “tadhhabiina” but I didn’t hear the “a” sound at the end of it. How do I know when to pronounce the “a” sound and when not to?\nThanks!\nMounia says:\nMonday at 8:55 pm\nHi Kelly,\nThat’s a really good question. Sorry for the late reply.\nIn the feminine “you” form (أنْتِ), verbs end with a fatHa, or the sound “a.” For example: “you go”, ‘anti tadhhabiina (أنْتِ تَذهَبينَ),\nor “you do”, ‘anti turiidina (أنتِ تُريدينَ).\nUsually, when the verbs are followed by another word, then we pronounce the grammatical ending “a.” Otherwise, it’s optional and some native speakers choose not to pronounce the “a” sound when the phrase ends with the verb. It sounds more natural.\nFor example: ‘anti tadhhabiina ‘ilaa al-madrasa (you go to school) but I can say\n‘’ ‘ayna tadhhabiin?” (where do you go?)\nOr,” ‘anti turiidiina qahwa” (you want coffee). 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-03-25958", "text": "Updated Figures Show Much Greater U.S. Wind Power Potential\nFollow Matter Network\nFacebook\nTwitter\nNewsletter\nLinkedIn\nNews and ideas for a sustainable world\nSearch\nBuilding\nComputing\nCSR\nEnergy\nGadgets\nInvesting\nJobs\nSmart Grid\nTransportationTravel\nADVERTISEMENT\nBooks that Matter\nBloom Energy: Should You Believe the Hype?\nGolf Club Recycles Water to Irrigate Greens »\nEnergy\n|\nFebruary 22, 2010\n|\nby SustainableBusiness.com\nUpdated Figures Show Much Greater U.S. Wind Power Potential\nNew figures from the National Renewable Energy Laboratory show that US wind resources are significantly greater than previously estimated.\nOnshore US wind resources could generate nearly 37,000,000 gigawatt-hours (GWh) annually, more than nine times current total US electricity consumption, according to analysis by the American Wind Energy Association (AWEA).\nThe previous national government survey of US wind resources, carried out by the Pacific Northwest Laboratory, estimated US wind potential at 10,777,000 GWh.\nPut another way, the potential capacity of America’s onshore wind resource is over 10,000 gigawatts (GW). The US is barely tapping this vast resource: current wind installed capacity is 35 GW in the US and 158 GW world-wide.\nThese larger estimates are due to improved wind turbine technology, as today’s taller turbines tap better winds at higher elevations (this study measured winds at 80 meters), and to more refined wind measurements.\nThe new figures ranked the following states as the ten windiest, Texas, Kansas, Montana, Nebraska, South Dakota, North Dakota, Iowa, Wyoming, Oklahoma, New Mexico.\nIndiana, Ohio and Oregon moved up into the list of the top 20 windiest states.\nIn a single year, the US wind resource potential could produce 364.9 quadrillion btus, the energy equivalent of all proven oil and natural gas reserves in the US as estimated by the Energy Information Administration (EIA). And, of course, as a renewable resource, wind will not be depleted and will continue to provide energy year after year.\n\"This new analysis confirms that America is blessed with vast wind resources that can energize our economy, create jobs, and avoid carbon for years to come--if we give ourselves the policy tools to do so, including a strong national Renewable Electricity Standard with aggressive, binding near- and long-term targets.\" AWEA CEO Denise Bode said in a release. \"The wind resource is there, vast and inexhaustible, waiting for us. Meanwhile, the economy can’t wait, job creation can’t wait, and America can’t wait. We need Congress to act now and pass a comprehensive climate and energy bill that includes a strong national Renewable Electricity Standard\n", "entities": [{"start": 508, "end": 544, "label": ["81749283"]}, {"start": 555, "end": 557, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 634, "end": 636, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 751, "end": 753, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 808, "end": 840, "label": ["12063694"]}, {"start": 842, "end": 846, "label": ["12063694"]}, {"start": 892, "end": 894, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 970, "end": 972, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 1050, "end": 1057, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 1117, "end": 1119, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 1206, "end": 1208, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 1511, "end": 1516, "label": ["29810"]}, {"start": 1518, "end": 1524, "label": ["16716"]}, {"start": 1526, "end": 1533, "label": ["19978"]}, {"start": 1535, "end": 1543, "label": ["21647"]}, {"start": 1545, "end": 1557, "label": ["26746"]}, {"start": 1559, "end": 1571, "label": ["21651"]}, {"start": 1573, "end": 1577, "label": ["26810748"]}, {"start": 1579, "end": 1586, "label": ["33611"]}, {"start": 1588, "end": 1596, "label": ["22489"]}, {"start": 1598, "end": 1608, "label": ["21649"]}, {"start": 1610, "end": 1617, "label": ["21883857"]}, {"start": 1619, "end": 1623, "label": ["22199"]}, {"start": 1628, "end": 1634, "label": ["26811621"]}, {"start": 1711, "end": 1713, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 1848, "end": 1850, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 1871, "end": 1904, "label": ["1704673"]}, {"start": 1906, "end": 1909, "label": ["1704673"]}, {"start": 2065, "end": 2072, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 2265, "end": 2295, "label": ["50961436"]}, {"start": 2351, "end": 2355, "label": ["12063694"]}, {"start": 2360, "end": 2371, "label": ["3521715"]}, {"start": 2524, "end": 2531, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 2552, "end": 2560, "label": ["31756"]}, {"start": 2653, "end": 2683, "label": ["50961436"]}]}
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Raised by a single mom, the President has always been vocal about how important it is for men to step up as fathers, particularly in the African-American community. The White House is acknowledging the negative impact a father’s absence has on children, and that even those fathers who are active in their children’s lives sometimes need support. This week, the White House kicked off the “Strong Fathers, Strong Families” initiative to make this time of the year special for dads:Discounts:The White House teamed up with several organizations including local bowling alleys, the WNBA, LivingSocial and Groupon to offer discounts for certain events so that fathers can spend more quality time with their families. Check out this weekend’s zoo discount at http://www.aza.org/fathersday/.Special screenings:As a part of the First Lady’s Joining Forces movement, major movie studios including Warner Brothers and Disney will host movie screenings for military families throughout the year. Yesterday, military dads and their kids joined the President for a screening of \"Cars 2.\"Spotlight:Through the “Champions of Change” program, the White House will honor 12 dads from around the country who are committed to providing for their children and positively impacting their communities. From the Heart: The President penned an op-ed in People magazine that described his relationship with his children. He wrote, “I've learned that children don't just need us physically present, but emotionally available – willing to listen and pay attention and participate in their daily lives.”President Obama knows that one of the best ways to encourage fathers to take responsibility is to set an example. He connects with his daughters by eating dinner with his family most nights of the week, and even serving as an assistant coach for Sasha’s basketball team. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0501wb-92-16378", "text": "Daily Photos for Wednesday, 10 November 2010 - Aminus3 Photoblog Community\nTake the Tour\nSignup!\nBrowse Photography\nCommunity\nFollow\nSearch:\nHome › Photos › by Date › 10 November 2010\nDaily Photos for Wednesday, 10 November 2010\nOn Wednesday, 10 November 2010, 708\nimages were posted by Aminus3 photobloggers from around the world. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0502wb-34-07818", "text": "#AADD99 (#AD9) Image Color Scheme - Aminus3 Photoblog Community\nTake the Tour\nSignup!\nBrowse Photography\nCommunity\nFollow\nSearch:\nHome › Photos › by Color › #AD9\n#AADD99 Image Color Scheme\nAt Aminus3, we love color. Packed within every picture is a collection of pretty pixels varying in shades of red, green and blue. Everytime an Aminus3 photoblogger uploads an image, our crack team of palette pondering robot scientists use our patent pending three pass scan technique to create a magical color scheme for all to enjoy. Below are some of the popular images that contain the color #AD9 (#AADD99) or a close match to it. On a scale from 0 to 255, this color contains 170 red, 221 green and 153 blue.\nView:\npopular ·\nrecent\nStaring by Monique\nPosted 5 Jan 2011\nLast light by Loretta\nPosted 5 Nov 2010\nPause by Jojigirl\nPosted 11 Mar 2011\nLa\nvolucelle... by Tede\nPosted 29 Jul 2011\nReaching by LoulouPix\nPosted 8 Dec 2011\nWhere has the Juice Gone? by Ajay\nPosted 11 Nov 2009\nI am Busy by Ajay\nPosted 12 Nov 2009\nTerres\nde\nvignes... by Tede\nPosted 4 Jun 2011\niNdUsTrY #1 by Hiro\nPosted 22 Sep 2011\nPrimitai 8\nthe fans by CElliottUK\nPosted 17 Nov 2010\nInsecte by Luc\nPosted 1 Mar 2009\nImperial Officer by Michael\nPosted 24 Mar 2010\nBombed Hotel, Croatia #2 by Rhys\nPosted 25 Jan 2008\nHopper by Linda\nPosted 23 Jul 2011\nGreen, grass..Mess! (183) by Marzia\nPosted 15 May 2009\nAlden Biesen 14 by Siepi\nPosted 10 Mar 2011\nAADD99 · R170 · G221 · B153\nTwister by Spike\nPosted 13 Oct 2011\nJe ne vous quitte pas ! by Lougris\nPosted 12 Dec 2010\nDesign...calligraphie de la nature...M\net Aime.. by Alivia\nPosted 22 Jan 2009\nAfter the Rain by seventhray\nPosted 18 Jul 2007\nInstant Karma by zOOm\nPosted 7 Nov 2009\nNéctar by Arco-Íris\nPosted 23 Nov 2007\nRoupiller à sec... by Benkirane Thami\nPosted 25 Sep 2009\ni am missing my mood by amirreza\nPosted 9 Oct 2009\nFruité by Karine\nPosted 9 Feb 2011\nSounds of silence by Tomek\nPosted 28 Jul 2011\nLittle than obvious I by João Mourão\nPosted 30 Jun 2008\nMorning Glory by CM Kwan\nPosted 28 May 2010\nlarval of cimbex femoratum by lare\nPosted 13 Nov 2009\nÇa sent l'pet !? by Nadine\nPosted 23 Mar 2009\nBug love... by Ina\nPosted 9 Jan 2008\nCaught! by Stunner\nPosted 4 Jan 2008\nSlices of Home.3 by Viewfinder\nPosted 29 Apr 2009\nTamil Bushbrown by Anup\nPosted 5 Jul 2007\nJiggling silk by flyingwind风飞扬\nPosted 17 Dec 2009\nWet and Creepy by Viewfinder\nPosted 31 Oct 2009\nGaillardia 2 by Anita\nPosted 14 Jun 2009\nNhs by CElliottUK\nPosted 27 Mar 2011\nNo 1 by Raha\nPosted 11 Jun 2010\nfallen on the roof tiles by Hiro\nPosted 9 Dec 2009\nCathédrale en vert\nGreen cathedral by Nina\nPosted 14 Aug 2009\nChameleon by Julian Kilsby\nPosted 15 Mar 2009\n...aux creux de mon arbre... by Manola\nPosted 3 May 2009\nHalte du voyageur by Marie-Hélène Ammor\nPosted 8 May 2008\n12 Next\nOther Similar Colors\nAB7\nBC8\nCD9\nDEA\nEFB\n8B9\n9CA\nADB\nBEC\nCFD\n8C7\n9D8\nAE9\nBFA\nCFB\n8B7\n9C8\nAD9\nBEA\nCFB\n8A7\n9B8\nAC9\nBDA\nCEB\n8B5\n9C6\nAD7\nBE8\nCF9\n6B7\n7C8\n8D9\n9EA\nAFB\nBrowse Images\nby Date\nToday,\nYesterday,\n2 days ago,\n3 days ago,\nLast week,\nLast month,\nview calendar...\nby Color\nDaily color schemes\nmore fun with color...\nby Category\nPeople & Portrait,\nLandscape,\nCityscape,\nAnimals,\nPlants & Nature,\nDocumentary,\nview all 15 categories...\nby Tag\nbutterfly,\ncityscape,\nlove,\nsun,\nforest,\ncalifornia,\ngreece,\nbirds,\nice,\nlife,\nday,\npurple,\norange,\ncastle,\nstone,\ndawn,\nkids,\ncloud,\nspring,\ndigital,\nand many more...\nby Spotlight Themes\nThe Art of Flower and Plant Photography,\nSnow Sports,\nNew Years 2012 Around the World,\nZombie Photography,\nCow Photography,\nview all themes...\nSpotlight Photography\nView more spotlight photos\nView spotlight colors\nPhotoblog Community\nby Country\nGermany,\nJapan,\nMalaysia,\nPoland,\nRomania,\nNetherlands,\nNew Zealand,\nIndia,\nSwitzerland,\nCanada,\nSweden,\nIran,\nItaly,\nSingapore,\nBelgium,\nview all...\nRecent Comments\nSteven\non UHU Stic\n– An interesting standout against the background. With the vertical lines, it's like my eyes ...\nMonik\non Abstraction d'O....\n– Jolie composition de couleurs et de formes où l'imagination ...\nKarine*Mazloumian\non Pré en bulle...\n– épatée je suis, par cet oeil liquide qui semble vibrer sous ta ...\nDenny Jump Photo\non Dangerous Times\n– Arlo appears downright diaboliical here...I think the phrase \"Everyone ...\ngogoli\non pink touch\n– دوستان عزیز کامنت بالا بخشی از فیلم نامه جدایی امید ...\nRBL\non Lyons Woods Forest Preserve\n– I like how we can see deep into the forest, a great capture without the foliage ...\nClaudiu\non Singing time - 3\n– Felicitarile mele azi am aflat ca esti si compozitoare, multitasking si ai rezultate ...\nfranz\non North Korea. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0503wb-23-30843", "text": "Cache-Control: max-age=0\nExpires: Fri, 02 Mar 2012 00:03:54 GMT\nVary: Accept-Encoding\nConnection: close\nCPMC BabySteps™, SF's Parent Network™ - Blog\nUser Name:\nPassword:\nI forgot my password\nCreate an account\nAll Forums\nExpecting\nChild Care\nBest of the City\nBaby Talk\nRecommend It!\nEverything Else\nName\nSF Community Directories\nCPR Classes\nDaycare Centers & Preschools\nRecreation Centers, Playgrounds, & Pools\nLibraries\nChild-Friendly Fitness Facilities\nShops\nChild-Friendly Restaurants\nActivities & Urban Adventures!\nDiscounts\nCalifornia Pacific Health Links\nFind a Doctor\nYour Pregnancy\nLabor & Delivery\nNew Moms\nNew Babies\nMore Links from Healthwise\nAll Forums > Child Care\nPrint\nEmail\nLink\nShare\nadd to facebook add to del.icio.us add to digg add to yahoo related at technorati\nNanny Share for 3 mo old in February\nterpager | Jan 06, 2012 |\n1\n|\nPosted in Child Care\nHi. I have a 2 month old son and I am looking to find child care - preferably nanny share - for him from beginning February. Anyone knows any families that might be interested? or where to look for them? Anyone with suggestions as to where to find a nanny - with good recommendations?\nWe live on Ashbury street at Waller\nThanks,\nMarie\nNanny, 3 month, child care (all tags)\nNanny Share for 3 mo old in February | 1 Comment | Post a Comment\nDisplay:\nThreaded\nMinimal\nNested\nFlat\nFlat Unthreaded\nPrecious Treasures - Infant Care Since 1990\nPrecious Treasures\nProfessional Child Care Services Since 1990\nLicense #: 384001858\nSpecializing in Children 0 – 2 Years of Age\nInfant, Child, and Adult CPR, AED, and First Aid Certified\nHealth and Safety Certified\nDepartment of Justice Background Cleared\nCertified Eco-Healthy Childcare by Children's Environmental Health Network\nTB Cleared\nAwarded Certificate of Honor by the City and County of San Francisco\n415-307-4224       Precious_Treasures@hotmail.com\nDear Marie,\nPrecious Treasures is located on Urbano Drive in Ingleside Terraces – a private residential neighborhood in San Francisco.  We are close to the 280 and 101 freeways, the K and M MUNI lines, and the Balboa Park BART station.  We are available 24/7, but our regular business hours are 7:30A to 6:00P Monday through Friday.  We cater primarily to infants (0-2 years), but children who go through our program are welcome to remain as long as you wish.  You are welcome to park your car in my neighborhood (no stickers or time limits) and take public transportation or carpool.  We have two infant spaces available (one open now and one opening in May of 2012; 0-6 months preferred, but not required), one toddler space available, as well as after-school care, evenings, weekends, and overnights for children of all ages.\nI have...\n•    Been a professional childcare provider since 1990.  For the first 18 years, I worked as a Governess / Tutor / Mentor for children ages zero through the teenage years throughout the San Francisco Bay Area.  I opened Precious Treasures (my family home childcare) November 2008 so that I could work more integrally with children and their families.  My techniques are based on Montessori and Magda Gerber.  I have experience with multiples, infants with colic and GERD, special needs children, and teens as well.\n•    A Bachelors degree in Psychology from Golden Gate University (Magna Cum Laude).\n•    12 Early Childhood Education (ECE) units from the California Nanny College (accredited by the National Association of Trade and Technical Schools), certifying me as a Governess, Nanny, and Teacher’s Assistant.\n•    Infant, Child, and Adult First Aid, CPR, and AED Certifications as well as California Childcare Preventative Health and Safety Certification (all updated annually).  This course provides training as required by AB243, the California Child Care Law, that requires at least one staff person present in the childcare setting who has 15 hours of CPR, first aid, and safety training.  Topics included are Infant, Child, and Adult CPR, AED, and First Aid, Injury Prevention, and Health in the Childcare Setting.  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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0503wb-46-17619", "text": "hello kitty - Buy hello kitty Online Discount Notebooks\nDiscount Notebooks\nHome  Contact  Privacy Policy  XML Map  Site Map\nHome\nBrands\nCategories\nabsolute software\nactive thermal\naeon lighting\nanchor audio\napplica\nbarnett crossbows\nblue lounge\nbroderbund software\ncar driver\ncarson\nchester creek\ncompucessory\nelectrolux home care\nemedia corporation\nequinox\neveready\nfargo inc\ngerber\nhamilton beach\nhi imaging technologies\nhomaco\nibm server\nkworld\nlepages\nlg electronics\nmaster caster\nmerriam webster\nmicropac technologies inc\nmitsubishi projectors\nnady\nperle system\nphihong usa corp\nportable sound labs\npyramid\nsda\nsierra inc\nsonic solutions\nspeck products\nult\nvanguard\nvizio inc\nwiebetech\nyoostar\nSite Map\nCustom Search\nhello kitty\nShop online for hello kitty, Notebooks, Desktop & all-in-one PCs, Home servers & media receivers, Monitors, Accessories, Printers from top brands.\nBrowse\nhello kitty :\n5.1 Mp Digital Camera\n<\nPrevious Brand  |  Next\nBrand >\nNotebooks, Desktop & all-in-one PCs, Home servers & media receivers, Monitors, Accessories, Printers & all-in-ones, Ink & toner, iPaq handhelds, Calculators and Scanners. Browse the other featured brands and categories for discount notebooks from top brands like HP, IBM, Sony Vaio and Apple Mac, as well as Palm Centro, iPhone and iPod Touch.\nAcer Says It Has No Plans to Phase out Netbooks. Acer on Wednesday in a statement\nsaid that it has no plans to phase out netbooks as it increases its focus on tablets.\nThe company also said that it does not foresee tablets based on Sandy Bridge processors,\ncontrary to comments made earlier this week by an Acer sales manager in Taiwan.\nLu Bing-hsian earlier this week told the IDG News Service that Acer would begin\nselling new tablet PCs in the first half of this year as it gradually phases out\nnetbooks and that tablets would come with processors based on Intel's Sandy Bridge\nmicroarchitecture. \"For the moment it is not foreseen yet ... devices based\non Sandy Bridge,\" Acer said. Acer said the range of devices available to\nusers is expanding and that tablets \"will find their space next to netbooks\nand notebooks, without taking over.\" Acer in November announced new tablets\nwith 5-inch, 7-inch and 10-inch screens running on Google's Android operating system, which were also shown at the recent Consumer Electronics Show. The company\nalso showed a tablet with a 10-inch screen running Windows 7\n", "entities": [{"start": 774, "end": 781, "label": ["52742"]}, {"start": 969, "end": 976, "label": ["52742"]}, {"start": 1074, "end": 1077, "label": ["15292"]}, {"start": 1087, "end": 1091, "label": ["216454"]}, {"start": 1119, "end": 1127, "label": ["378213"]}, {"start": 1221, "end": 1223, "label": ["21347024"]}, {"start": 1225, "end": 1228, "label": ["40379651"]}, {"start": 1230, "end": 1239, "label": ["220355"]}, {"start": 1244, "end": 1253, "label": ["71924475"]}, {"start": 1266, "end": 1277, "label": ["13481318"]}, {"start": 1279, "end": 1285, "label": ["8841749"]}, {"start": 1290, "end": 1300, "label": ["13111239"]}, {"start": 1302, "end": 1306, "label": ["397169"]}, {"start": 1351, "end": 1355, "label": ["397169"]}, {"start": 1534, "end": 1546, "label": ["7190463"]}, {"start": 1609, "end": 1613, "label": ["397169"]}, {"start": 1631, "end": 1637, "label": ["25734"]}, {"start": 1680, "end": 1696, "label": ["43772796"]}, {"start": 1702, "end": 1706, "label": ["397169"]}, {"start": 1862, "end": 1867, "label": ["14617"]}, {"start": 1870, "end": 1882, "label": ["7190463"]}, {"start": 1962, "end": 1974, "label": ["7190463"]}, {"start": 1977, "end": 1981, "label": ["397169"]}, {"start": 1988, "end": 1992, "label": ["397169"]}, {"start": 2145, "end": 2149, "label": ["397169"]}, {"start": 2235, "end": 2241, "label": ["1092923"]}, {"start": 2244, "end": 2268, "label": ["12610483"]}, {"start": 2306, "end": 2331, "label": ["40439379"]}, {"start": 2396, "end": 2405, "label": ["326123"]}]}
{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0503wb-77-27166", "text": "Date: Fri, 02 Mar 2012 01:43:41 GMT\nServer: nginx\nSet-Cookie: AWSELB=F7A31B530A204BA30F3F36CDDFD82C4C072C2E23FE904DC1D923A8E6561DAD54B413AFFB95E9C1559F067FB9124BCD4DB8B394EA341E911A29EA4BC9072F7ED1847D047841;PATH=/;MAX-AGE=60\nVary: Accept-Encoding\nConnection: Close\nBlue Jersey\n- New Jersey progressive politics and news\n3\nusers\nlogged\nonTips: BlueJerseyDotCom (AIM) |\nLog In\nSign Up | Forgot\nPassword?\ncitizens\nAll You Have To Do To Be A Taxpayer Is Buy A Snickers\nby:\nhuntsu\nTue Jun 28, 2011 at 10:17:00 AM EDT\nThere was a time when the ultimate source of pride in this country was being an American Citizen.  It was an awesome thing, and we had free mandatory public education so everyone could be better citizens.  We had public meetings and parties so people could be better engaged as citizens.  Being an American meant being a CITIZEN in bold italic capital letters.  Nothing superseded it.\nBut things started changing around 1980 or so with the Reagan Revolution as the concept of citizen was discounted.  This reached its pinnacle during the roll up to the Iraq War as countless American citizens were demonized and attacked as traitors for not supporting a war of choice against a country that had not attacked and could not attack us.\nSomething had to take the place of being an American Citizen as the ultimate sign of patriotism and righteousness.  Some tried \"real Americans\" but that just smacked of moronic stupidity.  Others tried, \"middle America\" but that left out the majority of Americans living on the coast.\nWhat took root was \"Taxpayers\" which came to symbolize everyone we were trying to serve.  Why do we have to cut the benefits of public workers?  The Taxpayers deserve it!  Why do we need to eliminate medical care for the elderly? The Taxpayers deserve it!  Why do we need to get Obama out of the White House? The Taxpayers deserve it!  Why do we spend $10 million investigating Clinton's use of his privates?  The Taxpayers deserve it!  Why should we deny marriage equality?  The Taxpayers deserve it!\nAnd it goes for both sides of the aisle.  Seemingly rational Democratic legislators start saying we need to protect Social Security because the Taxpayers deserve it!  End the Iraq War why?  The Taxpayers deserve it!  Eliminate bargaining for public sector unions? The Taxpayers deserve it! (Yeah, I'm looking at you Sweeney.  And your well-funded 2013 primary from a union member who understands how important bargaining is.)\nBut there is a massive flaw that makes the use of \"Taxpayers\" even more moronic than \"real Americans.\"  At least \"real Americans\" implies there are \"unreal Americans\" out there to fight.\nBut anyone who buys a tire for a car, a gallon of gasoline, takes a paycheck from an honest employer, rides an airplane, buys a house, buys a book, goes to the movies, or engages in any other of a billion different actions and transactions is an American Taxpayer.\nIn fact, you don't even have to set foot in the United States to be a taxpayer.  A Saudi Arabian can own 100% of a company operating the United States, meaning they pay taxes here.  A French citizen who never left Paris could export wine, and is now an American Taxpayer.  That Mexican coyote sneaking illegal aliens into the United States and gets a hotel room for the people he pays to treat them like shit is an American Taxpayer.\nAnd you know who else is an American Taxpayer?  The school teacher Chris Christie demonized the other day as screwing over American Taxpayers.  The state union worker who Steve Sweeney just demonized as sucking at the teat of American Taxpayers!  All of these people who the right and \"left\" have demonized as screwing over the American Taxpayers are American Taxpayers!\nBut I'll take it one more step, and the saddest thing about what I am about to lay out for you is that it is not taking my argument to the illogical extreme.  It is not reductio ad absurdum.  It is simply a plain hard fact -- something sorely missing in our public and political discourse today -- that the following people were not only American Taxpayers but also New Jersey Taxpayers:\nAbd al-Aziz al-UmariAhmed al-Ghamdi   Salim al-Hazmi   Nawaf al-Hazmi   Majid Muqid   Khalid al-Mihdhar   Hani Hanjur\nThese seven men at one time or another paid New Jersey and United States sales and income taxes, gasoline taxes, excise taxes, property taxes, and any number or other fees or taxes.\nAnd on September 11th these seven men boarded airplanes and flew them the fuck into the World Trade Center, the Pentagon and thanks to some courageous passengers an empty field in Pennsylvania.\nSo the next time some moronic politician wants to tell you that we are doing something for the taxpayers, don't let them use that rhetoric to shut you down.  Just remind them that everyone is a taxpayer, even those who hate this country, and you don't want to justify political actions in a way that supports the terrorists of 9/11.\nWe need to go back to talking about American Citizens, about citizenship, about engaging in public life as an American.  These are things that Americans and immigrants can aspire to and desire.  It is hard to be a good citizen.  It takes work to be a citizen.  You have to sacrifice to be a citizen.  You have to give up evenings with your children to be a citizen.  You have to waste vacation days at work to be a citizen.\nAll you have to do to be a taxpayer is buy a Snickers\n", "entities": [{"start": 457, "end": 465, "label": ["446642"]}, {"start": 811, "end": 819, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 953, "end": 970, "label": ["871552"]}, {"start": 1066, "end": 1074, "label": ["5043324"]}, {"start": 1088, "end": 1096, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 1379, "end": 1388, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 1500, "end": 1509, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 1680, "end": 1689, "label": ["30297"]}, {"start": 1765, "end": 1774, "label": ["30297"]}, {"start": 1810, "end": 1815, "label": ["534366"]}, {"start": 1827, "end": 1838, "label": ["33057"]}, {"start": 1844, "end": 1853, "label": ["30297"]}, {"start": 1909, "end": 1916, "label": ["3356"]}, {"start": 1945, "end": 1954, "label": ["30297"]}, {"start": 2011, "end": 2020, "label": ["30297"]}, {"start": 2094, "end": 2104, "label": ["5043544"]}, {"start": 2149, "end": 2164, "label": ["48728"]}, {"start": 2177, "end": 2186, "label": ["30297"]}, {"start": 2208, "end": 2216, "label": ["5043324"]}, {"start": 2227, "end": 2236, "label": ["30297"]}, {"start": 2301, "end": 2310, "label": ["30297"]}, {"start": 2550, "end": 2559, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 2578, "end": 2587, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 2615, "end": 2624, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 2959, "end": 2972, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 2994, "end": 3007, "label": ["349303"]}, {"start": 3048, "end": 3061, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 3095, "end": 3101, "label": ["5843419"]}, {"start": 3125, "end": 3130, "label": ["22989"]}, {"start": 3189, "end": 3196, "label": ["3966054"]}, {"start": 3237, "end": 3250, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 3412, "end": 3426, "label": ["5847204"]}, {"start": 3468, "end": 3476, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 3571, "end": 3579, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 3673, "end": 3681, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 3696, "end": 3704, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 4266, "end": 4276, "label": ["21648"]}, {"start": 4281, "end": 4294, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 4492, "end": 4510, "label": ["47523415"]}, {"start": 4516, "end": 4524, "label": ["20740978"]}, {"start": 4584, "end": 4596, "label": ["23332"]}, {"start": 5041, "end": 5049, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 5074, "end": 5083, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 5400, "end": 5408, "label": ["446642"]}]}
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South Korean President Myung-bak Lee will lead the PyeongChang team and German President Christian Wuff will front Munich’s bid during what could be defining moments in the two leaders’ nations.Involving heads-of-state in final bid presentations increased in importance for successfully contending a bid when in 2005 Britain’s Prime Minister Tony Blair traveled to Singapore to bring home a victory for London.  His presence and personal candor with IOC members has been credited with the upset win over Paris and French President Jacques Chirac, who also attended.  Sarkozy’s reluctance to travel to Durban could be a reflection of his lack of optimism in a race where Annecy has been lagging behind – and the risk of suffering the same embarrassing fate as Chirac.The final bid presentations for the 2016 Summer Games involved the state leaders of all four bids including President Barack Obama of the United States who controversially traveled to Copenhagen to represent his home town of Chicago – amid backlash that he should have attended to business at home.  He was already on Air Force One headed home when he got the call that his bid was shockingly ousted on the first ballot.Sarkozy has been touring French provinces in what has been described as a precursor to a re-election campaign for 2012.  Today he was in southwest France when he was reportedly assaulted by a man as he was shaking hands with the public.  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OK, so it isn’t that easy, but it’s not difficult, either.\nDecember 26, 2008\n| by Rebecca Day\nIt wasn’t too long ago when we were thrilled with the prospect of jamming thousands of tunes onto a PC or iPod. Many of us weren’t particularly discriminating about the quality of the sound, though, and now that tinny audio is grating on our ears. We’d like more elegant solutions.\nContent is everywhere, after all. Securing high-quality content just takes a little more effort—and investment—but the payoff is worth it if you have a passion for music and movies.\nAudiophiles came up with their own solutions for ripping CDs using lossless codecs. On the music store side, Apple iTunes Plus came along with higher-res files that double the bit rate for less-compressed audio. And MusicGiants became the go-to download service for high-quality rights-protected WMA files with its lossless uncompressed music file library.\nEarlier this year, MusicGiants launched a sister platform called VideoGiants, which delivers movies, concerts and music videos in lossless WMV ranging from 480p to 1080p resolution using bit rates of up to 45 mbps. Currently the site offers five movie collections ranging from $149 for 10 Star Trek films to $1,125 for the eclectic Movie Lovers’ Collection of 75 movies. Individual purchase options are on the docket.\nIf typing in a URL, logging into a download site, and plugging in a credit card number sounds like more than you care to take on when settling back in your theater recliner, take note: Aspen Media Products and HDGiants—the new combined brand of VideoGiants and MusicGiants—teamed up to create the HD MediaStore application, which integrates with electronics connected to Microsoft Vista’s Media Center Edition.\nThe application enables Media Center owners to legally buy and download high-quality movies and music directly to an entertainment system via remote control. Downloaded music and videos can be distributed from the server’s hard drive throughout the house via Media Center extenders.\nOver the next few months, other MusicGiants partners will incorporate HD MediaStore into their interfaces. 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But previous attention had been directed at the financial elements of his ministry at Atlanta’s New Birth Missionary Baptist Church.\nEddie Long is a teacher of prosperity theology, a perverse distortion of the gospel that transforms the message of Christ into a message of secular salvation through wealth and prosperity. Scholars of the movement have studied why it is that poor, disadvantaged, and disenfranchised people seem so drawn to a false gospel that leaves them poor but makes their preachers wealthy. They seem to find encouragement and hope, even a source of pride, in a pastor who preaches prosperity and lives in ostentatious wealth, even as they contribute their own meager funds.\nThe Bible is clear in warning against false prophets who preach false gospels and those who would use spiritual authority for their own wealth. The world is scandalized by the false promises of prosperity, and believers in Christ should be just as scandalized about this false promise. But Christians should be far more concerned about the eternal consequences of prosperity theology — its false promise of salvation through financial abundance, of health and wealth through the exercise of “seed faith.” Missing from the prosperity gospel is the message of salvation through faith in Christ alone — a salvation that makes every believer unspeakably wealthy in the grace of Christ but does not promise earthly riches or unblemished physical health.\nWriting in the “Houses of Worship” column in today’s edition of The Wall Street Journal, DeForest B. [\"Buster\"] Soaries, Jr., pastor of the First Baptist Church of Lincoln Gardens in Somerset, New Jersey, writes of the scandal of the prosperity gospel and its popularity among African American churches:\nThe prosperity gospel—the idea that God guarantees truly faithful\nbelievers physical health and financial wealth—is not new. But cable and\nsatellite television broadcasting have turned prosperity preachers into\ncelebrities that have followings similar to musicians and movie stars.\nA movement and a theology that once seemed like an aberration among\nblack churches now appears to be mainstream.\nHe writes further:\nTeaching that desire for more material possessions is a sign of one’s\nreligious piety is simply offering a justification for crass\nconsumerism. Prosperity theology elevates greed to a virtue instead of\nleaving it as one of the seven deadly sins.\nOf course, it is much easier for clergy to preach this gospel when they\nare living proof that the “system” works. Hence the celebrity-like\nlifestyles of so many religious leaders. The fact that the people most\nlikely to do well in the prosperity gospel movement are the people at\nthe top suggests that it is all an ecclesiastical pyramid scheme.\nSoaries seems mostly concerned in this article about the false promises of wealth and the economic effects of these teachings on African Americans. All Christians should share his outrage and know that prosperity theology is found among all races and ethnicities. The television screens are filled with their messages and heresies.\nBut the central problem with prosperity theology is that is is a false gospel. The prosperity preachers do not promise too much. They promise all the wrong things.\nOf course, The Wall Street Journal is an interesting place to find an article on prosperity theology. The editors of that famous newspaper know what leads to financial wealth — that is their business — and they know that prosperity theology leads into deeper poverty. It’s only those at the top who drive the expensive cars and ride in private jets.\nDeForest B. Soaries, Jr., “Black Churches and the Prosperity Gospel,” The Wall Street Journal, Friday, October 1, 2010.\nRelated Posts\nThe Gospel and Worldly Wealth: the Myth of the Prosperity Gospel (Audio)It Promises Far Too Little — The False Gospel of Prosperity Theology (Audio)Does God Want Us to Be Rich?\nTIME Looks at Prosperity TheologyProsperity Theology With a SmileAre We Promised Prosperity?\nShare:\nEmail\nFacebook\nTwitter\nPrint\nBuy on Amazon\nWords From the Fire: Hearing the Voice of God in the 10 Commandments\nIf God has spoken, then the highest human aspiration must be to hear what the Creator has said. God has indeed spoken, through the Ten Commandments, and Al Mohler explores this revelation of God and the implications for His people. The promise is to hear, to obey, and to live. These “Ten Words” tell us who God is and what His people should look like.\nDr. R. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0502wb-87-29367", "text": "Server: Microsoft-IIS/7.5\nX-AspNet-Version: 2.0.50727\nDate: Thu, 01 Mar 2012 23:24:52 GMT\nConnection: close\n民訴記(100) - 顛倒是非 | JGospel.Net\n真理福音天地信仰辯惑聖經研讀靈命塑造信仰詩歌講壇精選敬拜學習教會推介新聞中國美國國際財經快訊基督教福音站近況災難快訊世博專欄副刊科技健康娛樂趣聞生活心靈思語靈修生活團契天地輔導課程專欄民化島感情生活動人故事簡樸生活時尚潮流時尚美食旅遊荼座社區文筠見證安提瓜社區角聲園地手語課程論壇是非黑白有問必答領袖論壇網站推薦娛樂遊戲世界體壇雜誌好書介紹媒體動畫世界電影樂壇清純音符\n民訴記(100) - 顛倒是非 (Daily Life : Kwokmanation)\n國民, 民化島, kwokmanation, 民訴記, Tebowing, Tim Tebow, 顛倒是非\nvideo is loading, please wait ...\n民訴記(100) - 顛倒是非\nBy Kwokman\nDate: 13rd January, 2012\nTim Tebow is an American Football star of Denver Broncos. I don’t follow sports but he’s been in too many news headlines lately to be overlooked. Reportedly he’s not a very good athlete but he won 6 out of the 7 matches in which he played so far. He would give all credits to God and that’s when the controversies started. Tebow is the son of a Pastor and a devout Christian. He would go down on one knee and bow his head to pray before the arena throng after each touchdown. Naturally this pose of a 6’3” prominently built athlete stirred admiration and criticism at the same time. People all over the world are posting on web pages pictures of themselves posing like Tebow. There’re web sites dedicated to Tebowing, as they’d call it. However, it’s the even more feverish criticisms that brought Tim Tebow to my attention. Critics are disturbed by his open proclamation of his Christianity and celibacy before marriage. A columnist on Jewish Weekly posted a message that said a Super Bowl victory by the Evangelical Christian Quarterback could incite others to burn mosques, bash gays and banish immigrants. The columnist is a highly respected Jewish leader Rabbi Joshua Hammerman. I must say his imagination knows no bound. Not in my wildest dreams would evangelical Christians burn mosques. Many Jews came to America after World War II because America was a free country. They can safely practice Judaism here and should respect that Christians have the right to practice Christianity also. You just can’t mistake a Jew just because of their unique attire. Then why would it be an issue when Christians proclaim what they are? Tebow has not done any more than expressing his identity. He didn’t pray aloud. He didn’t give a sermon. If stating his religion is enough to disturb you, do you also find the long coats of Jews and turbans of Muslims in the summer heat disturbing? As far as gays are concerned, it’s clearly stated in the bible that homosexuality is a sin, and any Christians would say it as it is regardless of Tim Tebow. At least Christians would not take it upon themselves to punish sinners. Regarding immigrants, I believe many Christians are immigrants themselves and why would they banish immigrants? Rabbi Hammerman apologized about his posting later but it’s like asking the jurors to ignore an attorney’s baseless accusations after it’s been deliberated in the court. Is it possible? Jews live in their own communities, study at their own schools and ignore public media. With such a biased religious leader, the biased views will only accentuate themselves. Rabbi Hammerman wasn’t the only biased critic. The former Broncos quarterback Jake Plummer also said that he wished Tebow would keep quiet about his religion. Riverhead High School in Long Island recently suspended two student athletes for a day for Tebowing in the corridor. The school denied that the suspension was motivated by religion. They said it was dangerous when students gathered to watch. When I was in high school, I’d seen much worse than several kneeling boys. That’s a pretty lame excuse. There’re students who dress weirdly like pop icons such as Lady Gaga and you don’t see any suspension because of that. Now a few boys were imitating an athlete with some moral conviction, one who vowed to abstain from pre-marital sex, and they got disciplined. What’s happening? A few months ago, the announcement of a retired football player about his homosexuality was met with standing ovation nationwide. He was seen as a hero. Now a young football star proclaims his Christianity and he is met with hostility. In America, you can openly talk about your sexual orientation, plastic surgery and adultery. You can divorce your spouse after 72 days of marriage and still remain highly popular. Nothing incites as much insult as being Christian. The military rule Don't Ask, Don't Tell has been abolished after Obama became the president. That rule no longer applies to gays in the military. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0502wb-53-22811", "text": "The CillianSite | The Edge of Love (The Daily Mail)\n...the source for all things Cillian Murphy\nNews\nBlog Index\nBlog Topics\nLatest Work\nBio\nBio Narrative\nCV\nAwards\nBody of Work\nFeature Films\nShorts\nTV\nPlays\nPress\nFeature Stories\nReviews\nGallery\nStage & Screen\nPublic Appearances\nPhotoshoots\nArticle Spreads\nInterview Caps\nAudio/Video\nExtras\nCillian's Playlist\nCillian's Bookshelf\nScripts/Sources\nThe World of Pluto\nFandom\nThe CillianSite Top 5\nCillian Encounters\nFan Links\nSite\nAbout Us\nFAQ\nAffiliates & Listings\nSite Index\nHome --> Press --> Reviews --> Here\nThe Edge of Love: I can't help doubting Thomas\nThe Daily Mail\n19 June 2008\nBy Tom Cox\nThe Edge of Love (15)\nWould the world be a better place without its artistic types? I'm usually inclined to think very much not, but there were times while watching the Welsh poet Dylan Thomas in The Edge Of Love when I felt myself being coaxed into seeing a simple solution to the labyrinthine problems of human relationships: cull the oversensitive creatives, and all would be smooth and right.\nI'm sure I wasn't supposed to like Thomas, who's played by Matthew Rhys, but I'm not sure if I was supposed to dislike him quite as much as I did.\n\"I do it, sleep with other women, because I'm a poet and I feed off life,\" he tells his wife, Caitlin MacNamara (Sienna Miller).\nOf course, you could still just about get away with saying that kind of thing with a straight face in 1942, but it's a bit rich coming from a bloke who looks like a losing quarter finalist in a regional Rufus Sewell-lookalike competition and whose poetic contributions of the previous hour have included the ingenious rhyming of the name \"Vera\" with \"Beera\".\nThe Edge Of Love tells the story of the menage a trois between Thomas, Caitlin and his childhood sweetheart Vera (Keira Knightley) and, as such, comes across as a kind of Jules Et Jim for readers of Hello! magazine.\nActually, it's more of a menage a quatre, since loitering on the edge of the threesome is a beleaguered Cillian Murphy, who plays Vera's husband William.\nNot only is William by some way the most attractive of these four people; he also has by far the most reasons to feel good about himself.\nWhile Dylan spends his money and tries it on with his missus, William must go and fight for his country. But, even given the role of the mug, Murphy has a psychotic twinkle in his eye that few directors can resist taking advantage of.\nWhen William comes back to the bleak Welsh coast scarred by his war experiences in Greece, matters come to a head. That head has a prominent jaw, and belongs to Miss Knightley.\nIf you've found Knightley annoying before, the chances are that in this film, directed by John Maybury, you'll find her doubly so. Not only has she hit upon the ugliest Welsh accent imaginable, her preening and pouting has reached a new low.\nWorse, it appears to be catching. In a scene where she and Miller—normally an actress much more effortlessly capable of the kind of old-fashioned lens-flirting Knightley seems so frantic to achieve—loll on a bed together in a faux-lesbian manner, there's a genuine worry, just for a moment, that the two of them will merge and become one giant jutting, gurning lower-face.\n\"What does it mean when she smiles?\" one of those closest to Vera asks of her early on, and one senses it's a question Knightley would struggle to answer herself.\nIf anyone was hoping that this would be a neat World War II companion piece to last year's excellent Atonement—the only film, to my knowledge, where Knightley has ever really relaxed into herself—they'll be disappointed.\nThe one thing The Edge Of Love does have going for it is a sense of the urgency of love during wartime; the feeling that the rules change and decisions are made more hastily.\nThat the people involved in this love are largely tedious facsimiles of humankind, however, dulls the impact somewhat. You know you're in trouble when they start referring to each other by their full names (\"Vera Phillips\"): so often a sign of a screenplay clawingly desperate for romantic credence.\n\"All you've got is stories in your head, words,\" Caitlin tells Dylan during one of their many rows. \"And I have to be real.\" But sadly the relationship between Caitlin and Dylan's words seems unreal too: you're never quite convinced as to why his poems cause her to overlook his thickening, selfish form and endure his philandering.\nOn the occasions when he reads his work to her, she just looks bored, and the scene where they fight after she flushes one of his first drafts down the toilet feels like a caricature of tempestuous artistry.\nThe central point of the movie is adequately conveyed—that Thomas's \"pain\" is a piddling, childish thing next to the stuff William has experienced on the front line (most notably the DIY\n", "entities": [{"start": 815, "end": 820, "label": ["69894"]}, {"start": 826, "end": 838, "label": ["8783"]}, {"start": 842, "end": 858, "label": ["7471088"]}, {"start": 1078, "end": 1084, "label": ["8783"]}, {"start": 1102, "end": 1114, "label": ["2615928"]}, {"start": 1284, "end": 1301, "label": ["4709163"]}, {"start": 1303, "end": 1316, "label": ["1091334"]}, {"start": 1522, "end": 1534, "label": ["1361048"]}, {"start": 1741, "end": 1747, "label": ["8783"]}, {"start": 1749, "end": 1756, "label": ["4709163"]}, {"start": 1792, "end": 1807, "label": ["249897"]}, {"start": 1849, "end": 1861, "label": ["2158246"]}, {"start": 1877, "end": 1883, "label": ["49976175"]}, {"start": 1998, "end": 2012, "label": ["481634"]}, {"start": 2192, "end": 2197, "label": ["8783"]}, {"start": 2328, "end": 2334, "label": ["481634"]}, {"start": 2458, "end": 2463, "label": ["69894"]}, {"start": 2504, "end": 2510, "label": ["12108"]}, {"start": 2587, "end": 2596, "label": ["249897"]}, {"start": 2614, "end": 2623, "label": ["249897"]}, {"start": 2688, "end": 2700, "label": ["6354255"]}, {"start": 2899, "end": 2905, "label": ["1091334"]}, {"start": 3000, "end": 3009, "label": ["249897"]}, {"start": 3332, "end": 3341, "label": ["249897"]}, {"start": 3423, "end": 3435, "label": ["32927"]}, {"start": 3525, "end": 3534, "label": ["249897"]}, {"start": 3611, "end": 3627, "label": ["7471088"]}, {"start": 4121, "end": 4128, "label": ["4709163"]}, {"start": 4135, "end": 4140, "label": ["8783"]}, {"start": 4232, "end": 4239, "label": ["4709163"]}, {"start": 4244, "end": 4249, "label": ["8783"]}, {"start": 4672, "end": 4678, "label": ["8783"]}, {"start": 4796, "end": 4799, "label": ["42719"]}]}
{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0503wb-63-23259", "text": "Content-Length: 16552\nAttracting Jobs\nHOME\nCAPITOL COMMENTS\nE-NEWSLETTER\nADVERTISING\nARCHIVE\nCONTACT\nJan | Feb 2012\nHot Topic\nFederal Inaction—Education\nFederal Inaction—Transportation\nFederal Inaction—Immigration\nPensions 101\nBusiness Incentives\nJumpstart Jobs\nEfficiency Commissions\nHealth Care Reform\nFEATURES\nWho is CSG?\nTechnology & Redistrticting\nElections\nParty Control\nRegional Roundup\nEast\nSouth\nMidwest\nWest\n10 Questions\nThomas V. Mike Miller\nBy the Book\nState Court Caseloads\nDEpartments\nIn the Know\nStraight Talk\nHow To\nShout Out\nCSG on the Road\nMeeting and Conference Activities\nof CSG, its Affiliates and\nOther Associates\nStates Consider How to Get the Best Bang for\nTheir Bucks in Growing the Economy\nBy Mary Branham\nThe good news is this: The Great Recession ended in June 2009 according to economists.\nBut there’s also bad news: At this point in every previous recession, more new jobs would have been created, economist Zachary Karabell said during The Council of State Governments’ Growth and Prosperity Virtual Summit in April.\n“That has been part of the cyclical nature of the economy,” Karabell said of the jobs rebound within 12 to 18 months of the declared end of a recession.\nSome two years later, that hasn’t been the case.\nThe jobs have changed and many that have been lost won’t be coming back, Karabell said.\nThat fact has put the onus on states to revamp the way they go about the business of attracting business.\n“I think states are trying to think more intelligently about job growth and the pros and cons of how you approach it and what’s necessary to compete,” Ohio Rep. Mike Duffey said.\nDuffey sponsored legislation this session to do just that in the Buckeye State. That legislation replaced the state Department of Development with JobsOhio, a nonprofit corporation headed by business leaders appointed by the governor.\nIt’s a public-private approach to economic development that many states are taking.\nBut JobsOhio comes with a twist—development director Mark Kvamme is a venture capitalist and is bringing that perspective to Ohio’s efforts to grow jobs. Now, Duffey said, venture capital in Ohio is low. Kvamme will increase efforts to attract people who fund entrepreneurs.\n“Entrepreneurs go where funding is and we want them to be in Ohio,” Duffey said. “We want them to grow jobs here.”\nIncentivizing Growth\nOhio is also looking at the way it attracts businesses. Kvamme wants to move to a model where the state is investing in companies rather than the traditional method of tax cuts and land deals, Duffey said.\nVenture capitalists don’t just give money away, and Duffey would like to see JobsOhio become an equity owner in companies that locate in his state.\n“There’s increasingly a movement toward buying rather than giving,” he said. “That will not only keep them in Ohio, but also could provide some return on the value, long-term, for the state. You’re buying something; you’re investing in the state. You’re not just giving away money for promises that may or may not materialize.”\nMany states already have some method—through the clawback provision—if companies don’t meet expected job growth, said Maryann Feldman, SK Heninger Distinguished Chair in Public Policy at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.\nFeldman said incentives have become institutionalized, and many site selection firms negotiate for companies, pitting states against each other in the process.\n“Sometimes incentives make sense,” she said, “but they’ve gotten to be so commonly accepted.”\nBut the recent recession may have changed that.\nLouisiana Rep. Jim Fannin, chair of the House Appropriations Committee and the state’s rural caucus, said his state has offered both cash incentives and tax credits to businesses relocating to the Bayou State. He expects the cash incentives will dry up in a downed economic situation.\nFannin isn’t a fan of such incentives.\n“I hear it regularly from constituents: ‘Why do we have to buy businesses?’” he said. “It’s a drain on our tax dollars that I think is viewed somewhat as necessary, but yet people don’t seem to want to pay for it when they have to choose between health care, highways or education ... It’s eating away at our tax dollars we should have for other purposes.”\nThe incentivized investment isn’t always a good one. Dane Stangler, director of the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation in Kansas City, Mo., said during CSG's Growth and Prosperity Virtual Summit that companies that create the jobs on initial location don’t always stick around.\nFeldman agrees. “Typically, companies that you have to pay a lot to bring into a state are going to be the first ones that leave, the first ones to shut down and move out of town,” she said. “Then the state can be saddled with a big infrastructure.”\nFannin said those costs add up.\n“There’s no question if we could actually see it all in some form ... then I think it would be apparent to us all we’re probably giving away much more than we’re receiving through all these things,” he said.\nStangler said states should look to existing businesses for job growth.\n“You don’t’ start with 1,000 employees,” he said. Existing businesses will be interested in different incentives than those a state is recruiting, but they have staying power. The Kauffman Foundation found in reviewing Census Bureau data that the age of a business has more to do with jobs than the size of a business.\nSome states, like Tennessee and West Virginia, are looking at ways to help existing businesses expand. Others, like Arizona and New Jersey, are looking at changing their tax codes to help new and existing businesses.\nDuffey believes Ohio is doing a lot of things right with the shift to JobsOhio, but he acknowledges this is a first step—and the model is just part of it.\n“It’s all for naught if you don’t have a fundamentally attractive state,” he said. “You have to be attractive from a services and quality of life standpoint. But you also have to be attractive from a cost standpoint. Companies aren’t going to want to go to your state if energy costs are high or if land costs are high or if your taxes are high.”\nSticking To It\nWhile states are making changes in response to the Great Recession and the changing economic model in which businesses operate, they have to stick with the effort to attract jobs, Duffey said.\n“There is this complete illusion that government leaders can wave a magic wand and instantaneously overnight create jobs,” he said.\n“You can’t snap your fingers and bring jobs to a state overnight.”\nKarabell, the economist, said structural unemployment may be long-term because of the changing face of jobs in the US\n", "entities": [{"start": 759, "end": 774, "label": ["19337279"]}, {"start": 1595, "end": 1599, "label": ["22199"]}, {"start": 1605, "end": 1616, "label": ["33336261"]}, {"start": 1623, "end": 1629, "label": ["33336261"]}, {"start": 1688, "end": 1701, "label": ["22199"]}, {"start": 1995, "end": 2006, "label": ["28049463"]}, {"start": 2067, "end": 2071, "label": ["22199"]}, {"start": 2101, "end": 2107, "label": ["33336261"]}, {"start": 2133, "end": 2137, "label": ["22199"]}, {"start": 2278, "end": 2282, "label": ["22199"]}, {"start": 2285, "end": 2291, "label": ["33336261"]}, {"start": 2353, "end": 2357, "label": ["22199"]}, {"start": 2409, "end": 2415, "label": ["28049463"]}, {"start": 2546, "end": 2552, "label": ["33336261"]}, {"start": 2611, "end": 2617, "label": ["33336261"]}, {"start": 2817, "end": 2821, "label": ["22199"]}, {"start": 3170, "end": 3172, "label": ["26840"]}, {"start": 3226, "end": 3254, "label": ["77940"]}, {"start": 3256, "end": 3267, "label": ["71821"]}, {"start": 3571, "end": 3580, "label": ["18130"]}, {"start": 3611, "end": 3641, "label": ["446212"]}, {"start": 4336, "end": 4368, "label": ["18718040"]}, {"start": 4372, "end": 4383, "label": ["17454"]}, {"start": 5270, "end": 5289, "label": ["18718040"]}, {"start": 5309, "end": 5322, "label": ["57070"]}, {"start": 5427, "end": 5436, "label": ["30395"]}, {"start": 5441, "end": 5454, "label": ["32905"]}, {"start": 5525, "end": 5532, "label": ["21883824"]}, {"start": 5537, "end": 5547, "label": ["21648"]}, {"start": 5626, "end": 5632, "label": ["33336261"]}, {"start": 5642, "end": 5646, "label": ["22199"]}, {"start": 6194, "end": 6209, "label": ["19337279"]}, {"start": 6323, "end": 6329, "label": ["33336261"]}, {"start": 6650, "end": 6652, "label": ["3434750"]}]}
{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0503wb-00-27980", "text": "The Passion of the Mel — Capn Design\nCapn Design\nAbout\nFeed\nArchives\nThe Passion of the Mel\nThe Passion of the Christ opens today in theaters across America.\nAccording to Box Office Mojo, the film is opening on just over 3,000 screens.\nRelatively, Lord of the Rings opened on 3,700, Lost in Translation maxed out at 800 or so, and In America maxed out around 400 after opening on just 11 screens.\nEven more interesting is that Box Office Mojo is predicting a first weekend gross of $81.9 million.\nThat is crazy.\nMetacritic is giving it a score of 50 and Rotten Tomatoes is rating it at 54%, which is officially a stinker.\nOne of my favorite critics, AO Scott, panned it whie Roger Ebert loved it.\nI am presenting you with all this information because this movie is an anomoly.\nIt is a religious movie that is making it big due to its hype, which includes the strangeness of having an action star directing a movie about the death of Christ and accusations of anti-Semitism.\nPersonally, I don't plan on seeing it in the theaters.\nFrom what I've heard, the film is anti-Semetic on some level and I don't want to contribute to that.\nAs people I know start to see it, I may change my mind, but for the moment I don't want to give money to a project that is potentially racist.\nDespite my personal views, I am intrigued by the film's potentially huge first-weekend gross.\nOn the one hand it is frustrating that a religious movie, which I wouldn't expect to have mass appeal, is expected to do so well and open so wide when movies that I think are amazing get overlooked.\nAs I mentioned earlier, it sounds like this movie is riding on its hype.\nThink about it logically -- do you think that a highly controversial religious film that is mostly in Latin and Aramaic would do well in the theaters if done by a no-name director?\nOf course not, but that discussion will be saved for a future post.\nI shall leave you with a final thought on the violence in this film, from my home-town critic, Roger Ebert.\nNote: I said the film is the most violent I have ever seen. It will probably be the most violent you have ever seen. This is not a criticism but an observation; the film is unsuitable for younger viewers, but works powerfully for those who can endure it. The MPAA's R rating is definitive proof that the organization either will never give the NC-17 rating for violence alone, or was intimidated by the subject matter. If it had been anyone other than Jesus up on that cross, I have a feeling that NC-17 would have been automatic.\nPosted at 12:10 PM\n← Older\nNewer →\nComments\ntjk\n02/25/04\n4:51 PM\nThe NYT had a great review of the film, basically saying that the problem with the film is not its bigotry (\"this on-screen villainy does not seem to exceed what can be found in the source material\") but rather the excessive violence:\n\"a film made with evident and abundant religious conviction that is at the same time so utterly lacking in grace.\"\nNot sure as of yet if i want to wait for this one to go to DVD.\nyour lady\n02/25/04\n9:19 PM\nHaving taken pictures for Newsday today of priests and rabbis post-viewing of this movie, interviewed the masses piling out of the theaters, and visited your link to Box Office Mojo, it seems utterly clear that people are going to either absolutely love or absolutely hate this film.\nThe priests called it amazing; the rabbis called it abominable and anti-semetic.\nOne Harvard-educated woman said it was a \"dangerous\" film, while a born-again christian said she was seeing it again on Saturday and taking her mother.\nAs a Jew, i am sure there is no way i would appreciate this film - I guess we'll be watching the DVD together, Matty. :)\nAbout this Entry\nThe entry ‘The Passion of the Mel’ has 2 comments. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0503wb-01-11548", "text": "Fixing America's Health Care Crisis\nFixing America's Health Care Crisis\nBy XAVIER MARTINEZ\nWashington, D.C.\nMost experts agree that the United States has set the standard for health\ncare innovation. Thousands of people from around the world travel to the\nUS each year for medical treatment not found anywhere else. But many analysts\nsay America's health care policy needs drastic reform.\nWill patients, doctors, insurance companies and the government see eye-to-eye\non health care reform?\nThe US government offers free health insurance coverage to some 27 percent\nof the population. For the elderly and many disabled Americans, the federal\nMedicare program covers about 80 percent of medical costs. Medicaid programs\nhelp insure the nations poor. And the State Children's Health Insurance Program\ncovers about six million low income children whose families are ineligible\nfor Medicaid but cannot afford private health insurance. The rest of the\npopulation must find health care coverage on their own, typically through\nemployers.\nBut many Americans have to bear the full cost of health insurance. For an\naverage family, that ranges from 11 thousand to 12 thousand dollars a year.\nAnd even that does not cover the full cost of medical care. Millions of Americans\noften have trouble paying for prescription drugs and other treatments.\n\"Here is a country with a very expensive and very vast health care\nsystem that leaves many out of being able to participate fully in the abundance\nof the American health care system,\" says Diane Rowland, the Executive\nVice President of the Kaiser Family Foundation, a non-profit organization\nthat focuses on health policy in the United States. \"We need an America\nto reinvest in our people and reinvest in providing primary and preventive\nhealth care services equitably to all Americans.\"\nWhy Many are Uninsured\nAccording to the US Census Bureau, about 47 million\nAmericans do not have health insurance. Joel Cohen is Director of Social\nand Economic Research for the US government's Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality. \"There\nare a lot of different reasons why people are uninsured -- some of which\nhave to do with what they perceive to be the affordability, some of which\nhave to do with their access to different kinds of health plans, and some\nof it has to do with their individual preferences as to how they view health\ninsurance and medical care.\"\nCohen says many people between the ages of 19 and 29\nbelieve they are healthy and do not need costly medical insurance. Overall,\nhe says, insurance coverage varies with the fluctuating economy. \"Most\npeople get their insurance through their employment. So as unemployment\nincreases, then people would have more difficulty getting insurance. On\nthe other hand, if the economy improves and more people are employed, then\nit would go down. So there is a little bit of an economic cycle to that.\"\nRadical Reform\nAbout 60 percent of Americans receive health insurance through their workplace.\nEmployers typically offer workers insurance plans that cover a portion of\nhealth care costs, leaving employees responsible for the difference. With\nnearly 16 percent of Americans uninsured, some analysts say federally-funded\nhealth care coverage for all Americans is the answer.\n\"We are the only industrialized country without universal health insurance\ncoverage,\" says Sara Collins, Assistant Vice President for the Commonwealth Fund, a private foundation that provides support for health care research. \"You\nnotice when you look at our rate of cost growth compared to France, compared\nto Germany, compared to Canada, we have a much higher rate of cost growth.\nWe spend a much larger percentage of our GDP [i.e., gross domestic product]\non health care costs than do other countries where everybody is in the same\nsystem. And we actually have much poorer health outcomes; we rank among the\nvery bottom in infant mortality compared to our neighbors overseas [in developed\ncountries]. I think that the health system would improve dramatically by\nincluding everybody in the system as other industrialized countries are doing\nnow.\"\nMany people equate universal health insurance with socialized medicine.\nBut analysts say socialized medicine is government control over all aspects\nof health care, while the government would administer only insurance programs\nunder a universal health insurance system. Critics of universal coverage\npoint out that patients in Canada and Britain, for example, often encounter\nlong waits for medical care and have little choice in selecting doctors.\nFixing the Current System\nScott Serota is President and CEO of the BlueCross BlueShield Association,\nthe largest group of private health insurance franchises in the US He admits\nthe current system needs reform, but he says he is wary of a system that\nmight not sustain America's standard of health care.\n\"My biggest comment to the critics of the current financing system\nis it has created a health care system second to none in the world. And we\nneed to ensure we continue to support that system while modifying the incentives\nin such a fashion that we can continue to afford that system,\" says\nSerota. \"I think we need to move away from a finger pointing exercise\nand toward a solution-oriented exercise, which says these are the problems\nand this is how we need to fix them.\"\nAccording to Serota, the insurance industry supports reforms that focus\non disease prevention, chronic illness management and health information\ntechnology. But, he says, the industry does not support reforms that would\nincrease government bureaucracy in order to manage the nation's health care\nindustry. Several public opinion polls show that rising health care costs\nare the number one domestic concern among US voters ahead of next year's\nnational elections.\nPolitical Positions\nDiane Rowland of the Kaiser Family Foundation says the\ntwo major political parties already are beginning to map out their positions. \"Among\nthe Democratic candidates, there's been a lot of discussion of how to improve\nhealth care services, how to improve the quality of care for everyone, how\nto try to bring down the inefficiencies in the system, so that we can have\nmore affordable health care services, and clearly providing for some way\nto help assist those who are lower income and need coverage. On the Republican\nside, we've seen much more of a commitment to some of the market-based strategies,\nincreasing the availability of tax credits for the purchase of health insurance\nand greater reliance actually on the individual market, on the private market,\nfor health care coverage where there's more consumer choice.\"\nPresidential candidates from both major parties agree that reform is needed.\nMeanwhile, most analysts predict that under the current system, the number\nof uninsured people in the US\n", "entities": [{"start": 136, "end": 149, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 255, "end": 257, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 337, "end": 344, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 493, "end": 495, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 617, "end": 626, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 640, "end": 648, "label": ["58353"]}, {"start": 755, "end": 796, "label": ["54982902"]}, {"start": 876, "end": 884, "label": ["55794"]}, {"start": 1039, "end": 1048, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 1252, "end": 1261, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 1487, "end": 1495, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 1573, "end": 1597, "label": ["4423394"]}, {"start": 1662, "end": 1675, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 1689, "end": 1696, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 1810, "end": 1819, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 1862, "end": 1878, "label": ["57070"]}, {"start": 1897, "end": 1906, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 1963, "end": 1969, "label": ["289862"]}, {"start": 2000, "end": 2002, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 2016, "end": 2058, "label": ["1704517"]}, {"start": 2922, "end": 2931, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 3151, "end": 3160, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 3236, "end": 3245, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 3399, "end": 3416, "label": ["875236"]}, {"start": 3552, "end": 3558, "label": ["5843419"]}, {"start": 3572, "end": 3579, "label": ["11867"]}, {"start": 3593, "end": 3599, "label": ["5042916"]}, {"start": 3685, "end": 3688, "label": ["12594"]}, {"start": 4436, "end": 4442, "label": ["5042916"]}, {"start": 4447, "end": 4454, "label": ["31717"]}, {"start": 4723, "end": 4725, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 4827, "end": 4834, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 5748, "end": 5750, "label": ["3434750"]}, {"start": 5840, "end": 5864, "label": ["4423394"]}, {"start": 5963, "end": 5973, "label": ["5043544"]}, {"start": 6328, "end": 6338, "label": ["32070"]}, {"start": 6822, "end": 6824, "label": ["3434750"]}]}
{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0503wb-01-22470", "text": "Australian Gifts & Homewares News & Suppliers Directory\n» 2011 » October\nNEWS INDEX\nSubmit News Article\nNews Headlines\nTrade Fairs\nDIRECTORY INDEX\nNew Sites\nLink To Us\nSuggest Listing\nRegister\nLogin\nCategories\nComing Events\nHome Makeover\nNew Products\nRetailer Resources\nRetailing News\nShopping\nSuppliers\nWholesalers Resources\nRecent Posts\nEcoSleep Australia\nHostile Bacon\nHangings Wall Art\nAu Design\nCMP World\nLatest News\n50 plus new product designs at the Gifts Fair in Homebush by Australian Gifts & Homewares Wholesalers Akcent Decor.\nNew sourcing site purely for retailers & corporate buyers as Australian Wholesalers Directory wholesalerslist.com.au launches\nNewsletters\nSubscribe/Unsubscribe\nComing Events\nEvents are coming soon, stay tuned!\nOnline Shopping\nVisit store Coastaldesigns.com.au\nSUPPLIERS DIRECTORY\nDirectory Index\nONLINE SHOPPING\n- Gifts\n- Gifts for Her\n- Gifts For Men\n- Homewares\n- Fashion & Accessories\n- Jewellery\nGIFTWARE\n- Fashion\n- General\n- Themed\n- Souvenirs\n- Weddings\n- Jewellery\n- Gift Services & Florists\nHOMEWARES\n- General\n- Themed\n- Artworks\n- Furniture\n- Lighting\n- Mirrors & Frames\n- Soft Furnishings\nOutdoor Products\nHome Services\nParty Plan\nWholesalers\nAgents\nRetailer Resources\nNew Listings\nArchive for October, 2011\n« Previous Entries\nNext Entries »\n18\nOct\nFreeChoiceWorld Shopping\nOnline Shopping with Free Shipping Worldwide – Android Phones to Laptops – Mini Dresses to Leather Jackets + much moreOnline shopping with free shipping worldwide ,shop from a selection of, electronics, computers, Cameras, tools & hardware, Swimwear, iphones, Leather Jackets, Camcorders, Cell Phones,iPads, Android Tablets, Laptops, Netbooks, Womens clothing, mens clothing, Media centres, Digital cameras,Sensuals, housewares, sporting goods, apparel & accessories, shoes, jewelry, beauty & personal care, Baby Products & just about anything else.\nPosted in Shopping by: Admin\nComments Off\n13\nOct\n70 Percent of Australia Post’s Parcels from Online Shopping\nAustralia is experiencing consisten growth in online shopping sales as evidenced by the growth in freight from online shopping. According to Australia Posts comments in an article in the Courier mail volumes are increasing by 5-10% pa.\nExtract from the article”\nQueensland parcel operations manager Seth Grantley said 70 percent of Australia Post’s parcel business was generated from online shopping.\n“And this area is continuing to grow as customers increasingly go online to do their shopping,” he said.\n“In the Brisbane area, parcel volumes increased by 5 percent over the past 12 months.”\nMr Grantley said parcels were a major part of Australia Post’s future success, and a key platform of its business transformation strategy.\n“Online purchasing in Australia is forecast to grow from around $27 billion last year, to almost $37 billion by 2013,” he said.\nSlacks Creek’s Ali Norrie believes online shopping is the best way to save money.\n“I have been shopping online since I can remember, probably since I got my first job in 2004,” she said.\n“It was the price that attracted me to online shopping, items were always cheaper than in store and now it’s more about getting things I can’t find in store. Especially outfits, I can get something not many people have.”\nMiss Norrie said she used eBay for purchasing make-up from America, cheaper than local stores.\n“Usually for shoes and clothes I shop around on different (web)sites in America,” she said. “I haven’t had a problem with sizes, sometimes I take a stab in the dark and if it doesn’t fit, I can give it to someone else.” The 24-year-old accounts assistant said if products were cheaper in stores, she would shop in retail outlets.\n“If items were available locally and at the same price, I would shop there, but I don’t feel bad about saving money,” she said.”\nFor more details see the Courier Mail\nPosted in Retailing News by: Admin\nComments Off\n10\nOct\nDuckprint Pty Ltd\nUnique and colourful bed linen is what we’re all about here at Duckprint. Our luxurious fabrics & unique doona cover designs will certainly add some renewed life to your bedroom. We ship Australia wide so make sure you check out our range of linen today\nDoona cover designs that stand out from the drab boring stuff that you see in retail outlets right now.\nWe are a brand new start up fronted by Joey Thomas.\nAll our product is make from 100% pure cotton in a\nthread count of 300 plus.\nWe sell a range of designs, offering both conservative styles and bold and colourful prints.\nWe offer great quality bedding at a very reasonable price point.\nAll our sets include a quilt cover, 2 regular pillows AND two european pillowcases – which is a real bonus.\nI wanted to include 4 pillowcases in the standard set because I thought it really made the designs pop.\nI hope that these doona cover designs will help add life to people’s bedrooms and give people a chance to express a part of themselves.\nPlease check out my website to see our huge new range of doona cover designs on offer!\nPosted in New Products by: Admin\nComments Off\n10\nOct\nRetailers Employ cheap Spys\nRetailers can now recruit members of the public to spy on their store presentation with an iphone app called field agent. Users of the application can already paying shoppers to provide retailers with in-store intelligence such as competitor pricing or staff performance. Its also a marketing tool as its bringing the field agent into the store to complete a simple task.\nSome retailers have already reported success and users say they use its GPS system to find quick jobs in their area when they are out and about.\nWhat is Field Agent?\nIt’s an app that begins with a Client (who needs information) creating a job requesting specific information via the www.fieldagent.net website. Field Agent then reviews and broadcasts a request to Agents, (iPhone users in the field) who have installed the Field Agent App. Agents use their iPhones to collect and return information and get paid for the service.\nPayments can range from $3 to $8, depending on the job’s degree of difficulty.“Now more than ever, companies are looking for ways to efficiently gain field intelligence on products and services,” said Kelly Miller, Co-Founder of Field Agent. “In an economy where unemployment is near record levels, it’s rewarding to be part of an idea that can create income for thousands of people.\nMost jobs are in everyday locations where Agents live. Information requested by Clients might include: retail pricing and display information, event images, photos of items for sale and consumer surveys that can be completed anywhere an iPhone can be used.\nField Agent uses the built-in tools of the iPhone to provide accurate and relevant information that is transmitted back to Clients. Agent history, GPS location, time and date stamps and photo confirmations are all ways to ensure data is returned to Clients accurately with verification.\nWhat’s more, Clients and Agents will help us refine the many uses we’ve not even thought of,  said Miller. “We see a lot of potential with this app, where Clients will help us identify new solutions where Field Agents can play a key role in delivering data”.\nAccording to Miller Field Agent is designed to have thousands of Agents ready to gather information and offer feedback on products and services at a moment’s notice. That is a powerful business tool!\n”Field Agent is a joint venture between Mill Creek Software and North Star Partnering Group, based in Fayetteville, Arkansas. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0503wb-01-33875", "text": "Queer as Folk - The Complete Third Season (Showtime) [VHS] at Distinct Video\nEnter Keywords:\nQueer as Folk - The Complete Third Season (Showtime) VHS\nBuy Queer as Folk - The Complete Third Season (Showtime) VHS here, one of many Queer As Folk and related products at Distinct Video. We greatly appreciate your patronage at Distinct Video and look forward to offering you great products and prices on the videos and DVDs you want most.\nCurrent Page:   VHS ∓ DVD Videos : Queer As Folk : Item 5 of 106\nPrevious Queer As Folk\nNext Queer As Folk\nBuy This Item\nQueer as Folk - The Complete Third Season (Showtime) [VHS]\nAvailable from Amazon\n$99.57\non 2-28-2012\nFeatures\nActors: Gale Harold, Hal Sparks, Randy Harrison, Michelle Clunie, Robert Gant\nDirectors: Alex Chapple, Bruce McDonald, Chris Grismer, David Wellington, Jeremy Podeswa\nFormat: Box set, NTSC\nLanguage: English\nNumber of tapes: 4\nStudio: Showtime Networks\nVHS Release Date: February 24, 2004\nAmazon.com\nDrama ruled in a big way on the third season of Queer as Folk, as the gay men and women of Pittsburgh rode a roller coaster of emotional and personal upheavals that would make a regular soap-opera cast blanch. Budding comic book artist Justin (Randy Harrison) finally left longtime lover Brian for a chance at ecstasy--and not a bit of agony   with a charming violin player. Emmett (Peter Paige) finally came face-to-face with his affection for friend Ted (Scott Lowell), only to have Ted's growing drug habit get in the way of their happiness. Lesbians Melanie (Michelle Clunie) and Lindsay (Thea Gill) decided to have another baby, whose father would be Michael (Hal Sparks), whose nesting with hunky Ben (Robert Gant) is rudely interrupted by runaway Hunter (Harris Allan). And as for Brian (Gale Harold), the man everybody wants but can't ever have? Just when it seems he's gone to work for the enemy--a homophobic mayoral candidate   it turns out he might be the savior the Pittsburgh gay community never knew it needed.\nSnaps to the makers of QAF for trying to bring their characters into the grown-up world    Michael, Emmett, and Ted started their own businesses; Justin finally cut loose from Brian   but too many melodramatic plot twists and turns impeded a lot of the character development this show worked hard at during its first two seasons. Still, most of the cast was topnotch, including Harrison, whose Justin finally came into his own, and the always dependable Harold, who made Brian a fascinating creature through all his steamy travails and over-the-top encounters. --Mark Englehart\nReader Reviews\nQUEER AS FOLK is still one of the most amazing TV Shows ever and is a landmark as the show for the new millennium. 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{"subset": "clueweb12", "id": "clueweb12-0503wb-05-04508", "text": "Extinction-era coal linked to Chinese cancer epidemic | EARTH Magazine\nSkip to main content\nHome\nSubscribeNew Subscription\nRenew\nFree Trial\nDigital Edition\nClassifiedsCareer Opportunities\nPosition Wanted\nSupplies and Services\nStudent Opportunities\nContact UsEditorial\nCustomer Service\nArchive\nFollow Us\nAdvertise\nIn Print\nExtinction-era coal linked to Chinese cancer epidemic\nThe people of Xuan Wei, China, suffer the world's highest incidence of lung cancer among non-smokers. Burning coal from the Permian-Triassic boundary may be to blame.\nCredit: David Large/University of Nottingham\nUnvented household stoves in Xuan Wei have increased exposure to smoke and particulate matter during cooking and heating. Women, who spend more time in the home, have a higher lung cancer risk than men.\nCredit: David Large/University of Nottingham\nThe multiple flood basalt flows of the Columbia River Basalt Group, which erupted about 15 million years ago and covered more than 170,000 square kilometers, were only a fraction of the size of the Siberian flood basalts that erupted about 250 million years ago.\nCredit: Wikimedia Commons\nAt the close of the Permian, 252 million years ago, conditions on Earth took a turn for the worse, nearly wiping out life on land and at sea in the planet’s most severe extinction event. Now, eons later, geologists are implicating a coal seam that dates to the “Great Dying” at the Permian-Triassic boundary in one of the modern world’s worst cancer epidemics.\nSince the 1980s, epidemiologists have been scouring Xuan Wei County in southwestern China for the smoking gun responsible for the region’s astronomically high incidence of lung cancer. Home to 1.2 million Chinese, Xuan Wei has the some of the highest lung cancer mortality rates in the world, 20 times higher than the rest of China. A new study published in Environmental Science & Technology suggests that an unusually high concentration of fine-grained silicon dioxide, or silica, particles in the region’s coal could be to blame.\nTwo years ago, the International Agency for Research on Cancer, a division of the World Health Organization, declared silica a carcinogen. Fine particles, which can be easily inhaled into the lungs, are a particularly virulent threat. David Large, a geologist at the University of Nottingham in England and lead author of the new study, and his colleagues examined Xuan Wei’s bituminous coal, which is primarily burned in household stoves for heat. They found that it contains a high concentration of fine-grained silica particles.\n“This was the first time that geologists looked at Xuan Wei’s coal in detail and we found it is quite unique and potentially more toxic than most,” Large says. “Epidemiologists have long suspected the cancer was linked to the coal, but they didn’t know why this particular coal from this region was so toxic.”\n“This study goes a long way to answering our big question of ‘Why here?’” says Robert Chapman, an epidemiologist at Chulalongkorn University in Bangkok, Thailand who has studied the Xuan Wei cancer cluster for more than 25 years but was not involved in the new research. The study is not conclusive, he says, and more work is needed to establish the medical link between the coal's high silica content and this type of lung cancer. But, he says, “it wouldn’t surprise me at all if silica turned out to be one of the bad actors in Xuan Wei.”\nThat Xuan Wei’s uniquely toxic coal deposit occurs directly below the Permian-Triassic boundary is no coincidence, Large says. “Here we have this very toxic coal and right on top of it is one of the most extreme climatic and environmental events that has ever happened on Earth,” he says. The massive Siberian Traps volcanic flows that spewed carbon dioxide and sulfur dioxide into the atmosphere 250 million years ago would have created a very acidic atmosphere, which would have lead to enhanced weathering of the solidified lava, Large says, including the Emeishan basalt deposits local to Xuan Wei. Such weathering would produce silica-rich groundwater that could have settled in highly permeable peat bogs, impregnating the future coal seam with silica particles early in its diagenesis.\nThe Xuan Wei situation is something of a geologic perfect storm, Large says. “As far as we know, this is the only place in the world where people are burning coal from the Permian-Triassic boundary,” he says. Furthermore, because the silica content is so high, the coal’s carbon and volatile content is relatively low, so people have to burn more of it to produce adequate heat.\nNow that Large and colleagues have identified what makes Xuan Wei’s coal unique, Chapman says, more research is needed from a medical perspective to determine whether the silica is solely to blame or whether other compounds, like polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, may be playing a role as well.\nCurrently, investigators from the US National Cancer Institute (NCI), based in Bethesda, Md., are conducting a systematic study, trying to link exposure rates to lung cancer cases in Xuan Wei. “We are looking at all the possibilities, including exposure to silica, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, heavy metals and radon,” says Nathaniel Rothman, a physician specializing in environmental medicine at the cancer institute and an investigator on the NCI study.\nThe NCI study is an important step because while coal has been linked to cancers and other serious illness for years, “we know surprisingly little about the number of components of coal-fire gas that are toxic and how much exposure will lead to illness,” says Glenn Stracher, an expert on coal fires at East Georgia College in Swainsboro, who was not involved in the new study. “Every coal fire is different and some produce more toxic or carcinogenic gas components than others.”\nThe NCI study will take several years to complete, Rothman says. 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