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All commuter students may request a commuter parking permit. The University has 20 full semester spaces for student parking during the day and permits will be awarded based upon the distance of the student's commute, availability of public transportation and class schedule. To register for a chance to obtain a commuter parking space, the following steps must be completed:
Commuter parking students will be emailed if approved.
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hi,i am interested in moving abroad to teach english , possibly thailand. im going to apply for a TEFL course soon and i just have a few questions regarding it and working abroad.
do i need a degree to work and teach english abroad even if i hav a tefl cert?
are all tefl certs recognised worldwide?
is another language essential in teaching english abroad?
what are the chances of actually getting a job abroad either in thailand or elsewhere once you've completed your tefl course?
what is the pay like once you have secured a job abroad with the tefl cert?
any feedback you cab give me i'd appreciate it very much..thanks

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Data Structures/Asymptotic Notation
Data Structures
Introduction - Asymptotic Notation - Arrays - List Structures & Iterators
Stacks & Queues - Trees - Min & Max Heaps - Graphs
Hash Tables - Sets - Tradeoffs
- 1 Asymptotic Notation
Asymptotic Notation[edit]
There is no single data structure that offers optimal performance in every case. In order to choose the best structure for a particular task, we need to be able to judge how long a particular solution will take to run. Or, more accurately, you need to be able to judge how long two solutions will take to run, and choose the better of the two. We don't need to know how many minutes and seconds they will take, but we do need some way to compare algorithms against one another.
Asymptotic complexity is a way of expressing the main component of the cost of an algorithm, using idealized (not comparable) units of computational work. Consider, for example, the algorithm for sorting a deck of cards, which proceeds by repeatedly searching through the deck for the lowest card. The asymptotic complexity of this algorithm is the square of the number of cards in the deck. This quadratic behavior is the main term in the complexity formula, it says, e.g., if you double the size of the deck, then the work is roughly quadrupled.
The exact formula for the cost is more complex, and it contains more details than we need to understand the essential complexity of the algorithm. With our deck of cards, in the worst case, the deck would start out reverse-sorted, so our scans would have to go all the way to the end. The first scan would involve scanning 52 cards, the next would take 51, etc. So the cost formula is 52 + 51 + ..... + 2. Generally, letting N be the number of cards, the formula is 2 + ... + N, which equals . But the term dominates the expression, and this is what is key for comparing algorithm costs. (This is in fact an expensive algorithm; the best sorting algorithms run in sub-quadratic time.)
Asymptotically speaking, in the limit as N tends towards infinity, 2 + 3 + .,,,.. + N gets closer and closer to the pure quadratic function (1/2)N^2. And what difference does the constant factor of 1/2 make, at this level of abstraction? So the behavior is said to be .
Now let us consider how we would go about comparing the complexity of two algorithms. Let f(n) be the cost, in the worst case, of one algorithm, expressed as a function of the input size n, and g(n) be the cost function for the other algorithm. E.g., for sorting algorithms, f(10) and g(10) would be the maximum number of steps that the algorithms would take on a list of 10 items. If, for all values of n >= 0, f(n) is less than or equal to g(n), then the algorithm with complexity function f is strictly faster. But, generally speaking, our concern for computational cost is for the cases with large inputs; so the comparison of f(n) and g(n) for small values of n is less significant than the "long term" comparison of f(n) and g(n), for n larger than some threshold.
Note that we have been speaking about bounds on the performance of algorithms, rather than giving exact speeds. The actual number of steps required to sort our deck of cards (with our naive quadratic algorithm) will depend upon the order in which the cards begin. The actual time to perform each of our steps will depend upon our processor speed, the condition of our processor cache, etc., etc. It's all very complicated in the concrete details, and moreover not relevant to the essence of the algorithm.
The O Notation[edit]
The O (pronounced big-oh) is the formal method of expressing the upper bound of an algorithm's running time. It's a measure of the longest amount of time it could possibly take for the algorithm to complete. We can assume that it represents the "worst case scenario" of a program.
More formally, for non-negative functions, f(n) and g(n), if there exists an integer and a constant c > 0 such that for all integers , f(n) ≤ cg(n), then f(n) is Big O of g(n). This is denoted as "f(n) = O(g(n))". If graphed, g(n) serves as an upper bound to the curve you are analyzing, f(n).
Note that if f can take on finite values only (as it should happen normally) then this definition implies that there exists some constant C (potentially larger than c) such that for all values of n, f(n) ≤ Cg(n). An appropriate value for C is the maximum of c and .
Theory Examples[edit]
So, let's take an example of Big-O. Say that f(n) = 2n + 8, and g(n) = . Can we find a constant , so that 2n + 8 <= ? The number 4 works here, giving us 16 <= 16. For any number n greater than 4, this will still work. Since we're trying to generalize this for large values of n, and small values (1, 2, 3) aren't that important, we can say that f(n) is generally faster than g(n); that is, f(n) is bound by g(n), and will always be less than it.
It could then be said that f(n) runs in O() time: "f-of-n runs in Big-O of n-squared time".
To find the upper bound - the Big-O time - assuming we know that f(n) is equal to (exactly) 2n + 8, we can take a few shortcuts. For example, we can remove all constants from the runtime; eventually, at some value of c, they become irrelevant. This makes f(n) = 2n. Also, for convenience of comparison, we remove constant multipliers; in this case, the 2. This makes f(n) = n. It could also be said that f(n) runs in O(n) time; that lets us put a tighter (closer) upper bound onto the estimate.
Practical Examples[edit]
O(n): printing a list of n items to the screen, looking at each item once.
O(ln n): also "log n", taking a list of items, cutting it in half repeatedly until there's only one item left.
O(): taking a list of n items, and comparing every item to every other item.
Big-Omega Notation[edit]
For non-negative functions, f(n) and g(n), if there exists an integer and a constant c > 0 such that for all integers , f(n) ≥ cg(n), then f(n) is omega of g(n). This is denoted as "f(n) = Ω(g(n))".
This is almost the same definition as Big Oh, except that "f(n) ≥ cg(n)", this makes g(n) a lower bound function, instead of an upper bound function. It describes the best that can happen for a given data size.
Theta Notation[edit]
For non-negative functions, f(n) and g(n), f(n) is theta of g(n) if and only if f(n) = O(g(n)) and f(n) = Ω(g(n)). This is denoted as "f(n) = Θ(g(n))".
This is basically saying that the function, f(n) is bounded both from the top and bottom by the same function, g(n).
The theta notation is denoted by Q.
Little-O Notation[edit]
For non-negative functions, f(n) and g(n), f(n) is little o of g(n) if and only if f(n) = O(g(n)), but f(n) ≠ Θ(g(n)). This is denoted as "f(n) = o(g(n))".
This represents a loose bounding version of Big O. g(n) bounds from the top, but it does not bound the bottom.
Little Omega Notation[edit]
For non-negative functions, f(n) and g(n), f(n) is little omega of g(n) if and only if f(n) = Ω(g(n)), but f(n) ≠ Θ(g(n)). This is denoted as "f(n) = ω(g(n))".
Much like Little Oh, this is the equivalent for Big Omega. g(n) is a loose lower boundary of the function f(n); it bounds from the bottom, but not from the top.
How asymptotic notation relates to analyzing complexity[edit]
Temporal comparison is not the only issue in algorithms. There are space issues as well. Generally, a trade off between time and space is noticed in algorithms. Asymptotic notation empowers you to make that trade off. If you think of the amount of time and space your algorithm uses as a function of your data over time or space (time and space are usually analyzed separately), you can analyze how the time and space is handled when you introduce more data to your program.
This is important in data structures because you want a structure that behaves efficiently as you increase the amount of data it handles. Keep in mind though that algorithms that are efficient with large amounts of data are not always simple and efficient for small amounts of data. So if you know you are working with only a small amount of data and you have concerns for speed and code space, a trade off can be made for a function that does not behave well for large amounts of data.
A few examples of asymptotic notation[edit]
Generally, we use asymptotic notation as a convenient way to examine what can happen in a function in the worst case or in the best case. For example, if you want to write a function that searches through an array of numbers and returns the smallest one:
function find-min(array a[1..n])
let j :=
for i := 1 to n:
j := min(j, a[i])
return j
Regardless of how big or small the array is, every time we run find-min, we have to initialize the i and j integer variables and return j at the end. Therefore, we can just think of those parts of the function as constant and ignore them.
So, how can we use asymptotic notation to discuss the find-min function? If we search through an array with 87 elements, then the for loop iterates 87 times, even if the very first element we hit turns out to be the minimum. Likewise, for elements, the for loop iterates times. Therefore we say the function runs in time .
What about this function:
function find-min-plus-max(array a[1..n]) // First, find the smallest element in the array let j := ; for i := 1 to n: j := min(j, a[i]) repeat let minim := j // Now, find the biggest element, add it to the smallest and j := ; for i := 1 to n: j := max(j, a[i]) repeat let maxim := j // return the sum of the two return minim + maxim; end
What's the running time for find-min-plus-max? There are two for loops, that each iterate times, so the running time is clearly . Because 2 is a constant, we throw it away and write the running time as . Why can you do this? If you recall the definition of Big-O notation, the function whose bound you're testing can be multiplied by some constant. If f(x) = 2x, we can see that if g(x) = x, then the Big-O condition holds. Thus . This rule is general for the various asymptotic notations.


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Ok, so I have been searching and working on this all day and I can't get it to work. I am trying to connect a Netgeat WNA1100 wireless usb adapter to my VMWare BT4. I am 99% sure that it used the ath9k_htc driver included in compat-wireless.
Basically, I download the firmwares and put them in the firmwares folder. I make and install compat-wireless, unload, edit blacklist, reboot. Yet the card still doesnt show up. I also get firmware not found when using modprobe and dmesg.


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Scott and all:I'm just home now at 7:55am on Wednesday, my 6th midnight in a row - tonight, I have my seventh and last midnight: starting tomorrow I have nearly 5 days off.But last night I hit a deer, rather she ran into my driver tire, got sucked under my work truck tire. There was no damage done according to the pleasant nice young sailors I told them it was a 2007 and we use it as an ice breaker at times.The Lieutenant got on his hands and knees looking for anything that resemble blood and brains, missing blood or hair - nothing. It was "Trauma" or she went through the wheel, crushed something and did no damage to the truck. I would have been there at least another hour if the truck got a dent.22 years of traveling that base at all hours and you never DON'T (always do - for Tracey) not notify the Authorities. Image, over 2 hours later it was still alive, the had to wait for someone 15 miles by main roads to get to deer. Whatever I did to it, it was never gonna stand, let known walk - she was history.The details I am not allowed to divulge if... The clock keeps ticking and we all get a second older. That we all have in common.I should have went back to the power plant and got something to kill it with - a small sledge, huge piece of pipe, anything that one to two whacks would kill the poor thing. ________________Literally, the officer had me raise my right hand and swear the statement I give of my Free Will, etc. I agreed to the terms what sounded shockingly like a Microsoft END USER AGREEMENT,then I was on my way.Driving around a Military Base (Air Force) & Navy is not a fun thing to do when the cops who could literally follow you stop to stop to stop, all night long for 3 hours.So I got along great with about 5 cops because of the deer - one fellow, the Ly. was a black fellow named Clayton like me, I looked are round and jokingly said, "we're second cousins" it got a good chuckle.I left them "If you see a guy doing 35 in a 50 zone and 25 everywhere else, is one guy they don't need to follow, I don't break their rules. I did some light thinking and if I was doing 35 when I spotted the two deer I missed by about 6 in front of me, I had by then slowed down to mode like 10-15. The third deer, not seen until now, ran right into the wheel area of the drivers front. It didn't damage got under my wheel and the deer crushed somehow under the weight of the car. As mentioned prior here, I have been stopped for drug/bomb dog 15 times exactly. Last night was a totally different atmosphere - I was the guy a bit shaken and doing pledging and swearing (it was either HIM or a Judge to read it to me later)
thebalvenie :Not sure WHY I started talking about that deer - lol must have had a NEW POST open and thought I was typing in there - don't know - lol
Dang John, a lot of guys wait a whole year and spend a lot of $ just trying to get a deer in their sights and here you go knocking one off like it's easy. That wasn't a mishap...that was a gift! :-DScott


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Canisius vs. Niagara
Wednesday, Oct. 2 — 6 p.m.
Koessler Athletic Center
Live Video: GoGriffs.com and MAAC.TV
Twitter: @GoGriffs
Hashtags: #Griffs #BeatNiagara
- The Canisius volleyball team (4-11, 2-2 MAAC) hosts rival Niagara University in a Battle of the Bridge contest in the Koessler Athletic Center on Wednesday night.
- Canisius is in the middle of a season-long five-match homestand.
- In its last 28 regular-season matches, Canisius has a record of 21-7.
- Canisius leads the MAAC with a 2.14 blocks per set average. The Griffs have been in the top three teams of the league in blocks per set at the end of each season since 2006.
- Canisius posted a season-high 16 blocks in Sunday's five-set loss to Siena.
- Sophomore Lauren Siebert ranks sixth in the MAAC in attack percentage (.275).
- Senior Roxanne Hernandez is tied for second in the MAAC in blocks per set (1.07) while junior Emily Litwin is fourth in digs per set (4.46).
- Canisius was picked third in the MAAC preseason poll. The Griffs have finished in the top four of the conference standings five times in the last seven years.
- Wednesday is the first of two regular-season meetings between Canisius and Niagara. Each matchup is worth one points in the all-sports Battle of the Bridge competition between the schools.
- Canisius won the Canal Cup last year for the third consecutive athletic season and for the fifth time in six years.
- The Battle of the Bridge is an all-sports competition between the schools. Points are awarded for all regular-season, conference match-ups between the schools, except for cross country, swimming and diving and golf where the points are awarded based on results in the MAAC Championship.
- After an 18.5-14.5 victory last year, Canisius has now won four of the last five competitions. Niagara won the inaugural competition in 2006-07 and also won in 2009-10 while Canisius also won in 2007-08 and 2008-09.
- Canisius needs 16.5 total points to retain the Cup while Niagara needs 17 points to reclaim the Cup.
- Niagara enters Wednesday's match with a 1-14 overall record and 0-4 record in the MAAC.
- Amanda Sedore leads the team at 2.64 kills per set while Melissa McGwin is averaging 1.06 blocks per set.
- Former Canisius assistant coach Eric Buggs is now an assistant under first-year coach Vilis Ozols.
- Niagara has won the last nine meetings between the teams with the last Canisius win coming on Nov. 15, 2008, in the KAC.


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AMES, Iowa — Volunteer Income Tax Assistance sites are open across the state to help individuals and families who have incomes at or below $51,000 file their tax returns at no cost. Iowa State University Extension and Outreach family finance specialists have assisted a number of communities with establishing these sites to provide the service.
"You may find a site near you between now and April using the VITA Locator Tool on the IRS website or call 800-906-9887. Iowa residents also may call 211 to locate sites," said Joyce Lash, an extension family finance specialist.
The focus of the volunteer service is to ensure that low- to moderate-income taxpayers file the necessary forms to receive tax credits that can benefit families financially.
"Individuals can't receive Earned Income Tax Credits or Child Tax Credits if they complete the 1040EZ tax form to report income from a W-2. But professional services to prepare a 1040 form with itemized deductions and a state return may cost an average of $200," Lash said.
Through VITA, volunteers who are certified to prepare tax returns help families maximize their tax return and benefit from the added savings of using the free service. Last year VITA services supported by ISU Extension and Outreach prepared 1,600 returns, Lash said.
Individuals who wish to file their own returns also can use Free File, available at the IRS website, www.irs.gov.
"If your income is at or below $57,000 you can use free software to submit your federal return electronically. The software is being offered through a partnership agreement between the IRS and commercial tax software companies," Lash added.


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I'm looking onto a late Jan early Feb snow goose hunt in the greater DE area, can anyone recommend a good guide/outfitter??
My mother just moved back to NY after about 8 years in Dover and my sister - in - law lives in Dover, have always been amazed at the number of snows and finally got some guys together to come down and hunt 'em.
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The mother of former professional football player, Pat Tillman, continues her fight to finaly uncover the true story as to how her son died in combat in Afghanistan. The original Army story in 2004 claimed Tillman died as a result of an enemy ambush. That was a lie and the military knew it was untrue within a few weeks after Tillman's death but they continued telling his family an incorrect story to cover up what happened. Mrs. Tillman, citing documents and eyewitness accounts, claims the real story was the men who shot her son stepped out of a Humvee to aim carefully at him. They were not, as official accounts have a serted, speeding by on a bumpy mountain road. The shooters deny they aimed at him.
Mrs. Tillman is still furious at Gen. Gary Jones who investigated the shooting. He dismissed the account of Spc. Bryan O'Neal, who was just a few feet away from Tillman when the Rangers lit up their position with gunfire. Jones insisted no men got out of the Humvee. Mrs. Tillman wants to know why the general dismissed the account of O'Neal who was on the scene but accepted the version of the men who fired the shots.
Mrs. Tillman is also angry at General McChrystal who a day after approving a Silver Star for Tillman for being killed by enemy fire, warned President Bush the story might not be true. Of course, Bush went around the country telling the story about the bravery of Tillman who died gallantly in combat.
George Bush wanted to use Tillman's death to sell his war in Iraq and used a popular sport figure for his own political ends.


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I am sorry if I am asking an obvious question but I need to have a bit of advice please.
My son is about to graduate and wants to do a TEFL course. I've tried to do a bit of homework to establish which training provider to use but it seems to be an absolute minefield! What should he avoid and what should he look for? Can anyone recommend a reliable TEFL training provider. We live in Cornwall, England but could travel to get the best training.
Thank you so much - any help would be very much appreciated


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Michigan Supreme Court Chief Justice Marilyn Kelly to be recognized as a WSU Distinguished Alumni Award recipient at Wayne Law Commencement Ceremony, May 17
DETROIT (April 29, 2010) – Chief Justice of the Michigan Supreme Court Marilyn Kelly, a 1971 Wayne State University Law School alumna, will be recognized as a 2010 WSU Distinguished Alumni Award recipient at Wayne Law's annual Commencement Ceremony on Monday, May 17, 2010. Chief Justice Kelly will be presented with the award at the WSU Alumni Association Spring Awards Gala on May 4, 2010.
"We are proud to call Chief Justice Kelly an alumna of Wayne State University and its Law School," said WSU President Jay Noren. "Through her distinguished career, she has touched the lives of so many at this institution, in the state of Michigan and beyond. We are grateful for her continued commitment to and involvement with Wayne State University."
Wayne Law previously announced that Legal Adviser to the United States Department of State and former Yale Law School Dean Harold Hongju Koh will serve as keynote speaker at the ceremony.
"We look forward to celebrating the accomplishments and successes of our graduates at our 2010 Commencement Ceremony," said Wayne Law Dean Robert M. Ackerman. "We are honored that Chief Justice Kelly and Dean Koh will be a part of this important day. They are prominent examples of lawyers who have made the most of their law degrees, and they will surely inspire and motivate our students, graduates and guests at the ceremony."
The Law School Commencement Ceremony will begin at 5 p.m. at Orchestra Hall in Detroit. Admission is by ticket only. For more information, please contact the Law School's Dean of Students Office at (313) 577-3997 or at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Michigan Supreme Court Chief Justice Marilyn Kelly has served both the community and the state by contributing numerous professional, personal and civic achievements.
Before taking the bench, Chief Justice Kelly was a courtroom attorney for 17 years in Michigan. In 1988, she was elected to the Michigan Court of Appeals for a six-year term and re-elected in 1994. She was elected to the Michigan Supreme Court for an eight-year term in 1996, and re-elected in 2004 for an eight-year term, which expires January 1, 2013.
Chief Justice Kelly has been active in many national, state and local bar organizations and is a Fellow of the Michigan State Bar Foundation, which provides grants for civil legal aid to the poor and to improve the administration of justice in Michigan. Chief Justice Kelly is a past president of the Women's Bar Association and the Women Lawyers' Association of Michigan, she co-chaired the State Bar of Michigan's Open Justice Commission and she is a past president and board member of the National Consortium for Racial and Ethnic Fairness in the Courts.
Chief Justice Kelly was named one of Michigan's 95 most powerful women by Corp! magazine. In June 2003, she received the Eleanor Roosevelt Humanities Award from the State of Israel Bonds Attorney Division. Last year, she received the Guardian of Justice Award from the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee in recognition of her outstanding commitment and dedication to upholding civil rights.
She serves on Wayne Law's Board of Visitors executive committee and was the Lifetime Achievement Award recipient at the Law School's 2009 Treasure of Detroit Gala.
Harold Hongju Koh was confirmed by the Senate as Legal Adviser to the United States Department of State on June 25, 2009. Before joining the administration, Koh was dean of Yale Law School, where he continues, while on leave, as Martin R. Flug '55 Professor of International Law.
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Research apprently shows that Australian women are now as miserable as men have always been!
Data from the Household, Income and Labour Dynamics in Australia survey indicates a decline in life satisfaction among females during the first decade of the 21st century.
Jen Ulichny, an honours researcher at Griffith Business School, is investigating what lies behind this unexpected outcome as part of her studies.
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Have men always been miserable? That's news to me. Life is all about vicissitudes: some days you're up; some days you're down.
I don't know about connectedness, but inasmuch as personal relationships are concened, you just have to roll with the punches or spend your life sobbing on the chaise lounge.
Maybe we're all getting too precious.
Posted by: Ron Maskell | 07 June 2014 at 09:50 AM
We have let ourselves be brainwashed into believing that "stuff" will make us happy,because the TV says so in subtle and at times more obvious ways and we believe it.
We buy the "stuff" it breaks by design and so we buy more and to get more we work harder and longer hours, family life suffers as does ones sense of community.
As a kid the simple pleasures of a ice cream from the Mr Whippy van on a sunday afternoon had the whole street out on our front steps awaiting him and people would talk and get to know one another .The act was simple, cheap and anxiously awaited for the whole week and brought genuine happiness and a sense of community .
Nowadays gratification must be instant,and connection with other human beings viewed with suspicion .
We have brought unhappiness upon ourselves through flawed beliefs in what is important in life and Big Business has been a willing participant.
If it takes more than the love and acceptance of Family and friends to make you happy , then I geniunely feel for you .
Some of the poorest people on the planet are also the happiest .
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The extraordinary claims about the relationship between temperature, CO2, and human activity made in Humlum et al. (2012) also makes me think of a Carl Sagan citation: "Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence". I must say I'm disappointed by the reviewing process of Global Planetary Change and this is the second (Humlum et al., 2011) unpersuasive paper in that journal making such bold claims.
Earth shattering claims should meet rigorous evaluations. It would be useful for reviewers to google the authors of the papers, as some do have quite a track record of well-established mistakes (here and here and here and here).
In addition to failing the analytical set-up and the physics (which should have been picked up), they also provided some unusual citations, missed important works, and referred to questionable publications.
Furthermore, using the NOAA ESRL CO2 data, Humlum et al. could have sought advice with the data providers before submitting their paper (the ESRL is not mentioned in their acknowledgement, and I wonder if they would have a view on this analysis). Indeed, the ESRL encourages such quality checks according to the heading of the data file:
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I also wonder what the affiliated universities think about Humlum et al.s work and their past record, and I think misguided work, as presented here, is not exactly good advertisement. Furthermore, they are also involved with an organisation called "klimarealistene" (with collaborations with the Heartland Institute), which claims that the IPCC has 'cheated' in terms of the temperature data (which ironically, they themselves rely on in Humlum et al. (2012)) and produced the 'famous hockey stick' (The people thanked in the acknowledgement reads like who-is-who within "klimarealistene").
A good thing is that Humlum et al. now have obliged themselves to share their data, results and methods by using the CO2 data from NOAA:
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I've asked them to share their results, data and methods before, but so far with little success. My job as a climate scientist is to replicate results. Further progress may take place if we can go through the analysis together, test methods and data, and agree on which give robust answers and which don't.
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- O. Humlum, K. Stordahl, and J. Solheim, "The phase relation between atmospheric carbon dioxide and global temperature", Global and Planetary Change, vol. 100, pp. 51-69, 2013. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.gloplacha.2012.08.008
- O. Humlum, J. Solheim, and K. Stordahl, "Identifying natural contributions to late Holocene climate change", Global and Planetary Change, vol. 79, pp. 145-156, 2011. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.gloplacha.2011.09.005


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That's a good point, you can get any board to turn with 8 years of riding under your belt.
Have you ridden a C2 or "banana" board before? I feel that my Banana Magic actually like to be driven from the rear foot more than any board I've ridden before. I have to assume it's a trait of a rocker board, but it occasionally throws me off.
I think once you get used to it you will really enjoy a C2 board like the T. Rice or the Banana Magic.
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|It's tough when you use a demo board to gauge how much you might like it . It's doubtful it's freshly waxed and tuned so that could contribute to your lack of turning ability with that T Rice. I've never ridden the Proto, but I've heard nothing but good things and that it is truly a do it all board. After 8 years of ridi g I'm sure you could get any board to turn, it just that you haven't had a chance to dial it in to your unique setup.
I would say that the Banana Magic doesn't want to readily fall into a slow speed turn. It's a pretty stiff and aggressive board over and really needs to be paid attention to and really wants to be laid on edge to turn. At slow speeds such as in bumps I have needed to really push the tail around some to get it to swing a turn. Not a big deal to me at all, but slow speed easy turn initiation isn't this boards claim to fame. This board wants to be carved, and spun into a jib... then carved again.
The Magic is pretty stiff, and while I think it's an amazing all around board I wouldn't say that easy turn initiation is it's strength. Tight carves that would stand up to a Custom X/TRS are where I feel it's strength lies - all while being a true twin tip with rocker to help with powder float and flatland forgiveness. For a stiff board it's pretty playful, but it's still a stiff board like the T.Rice.
If you want a board that's easier to initiate slow speed turns with but is still very well rounded, I would steer you towards the TRS or Attack Banana. I would enjoy either one of these decks andthey seem to be softer flexing and therefore easier turn initiation. I think the trade off might be losing that sweet carve stability though.
I think you should try to demo the Magic if you can. You need to be able to make your own impressions of it. I can't speak to the Never Summer boards but they seem like they have an outstanding build quality.
So I just got back from one of my Tahoe trips this season and I rode for 4 days. 3 out of the 4 days, I borrowed my buddies 2010 Custom X which is pretty beat up, but for the most part held up its own.
The 3rd day I actually demo'd out TRice Pro 157 from one of the local shops. And what I gathered for my experience on the board is that turn initiation seemed to be much harder and difficult than the X and my other previous boards. Trying to kick it back when going through the trees seemed much more work. Magnetaction is great though(actually a little too great as I ate it on a cat walk catching an edge). When I returned to the shop, and commented on the TRice to one of the local guys, he actually recommended to me the Banana Magic as well. Granted the TRice is a pro board, and I would classify myself to be an intermediate to advanced rider, but my concern is if the Banana Magic will have the same difficulty with turn initiation? Is this something I can expect from the Banana Magic as well, and if so, do I move to look at either the NS Proto CT, Premier, or Heritage?
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks guys.
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|You can't go wrong with either board but I'd suggest the NS Proto. Excellent reviews and magazine awards. Great reputation that's backed I believe by a three year warranty, which is one of the longest in the industry. It's a true do everything board. Good luck
Interesting comparison between three different Lib Tech's with varying stiffness's and banana.
Lib Tech Skate Banana vs Banana Magic vs Attack Banana snowboard reviews by Board Insiders - YouTube
|157 Lib TRS over the rice.
I'd go with the 154, but the 57 would work fine. Proto.
FWIW lined my Proto up with the old profile Evo (non-blunted, still RC). My 54 had matching contact points as the 58 Evo (extended rail length, blunted tips).
A blunted Proto or Evo is not the same in CM for comparison with other boards IMO.
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I'm 175lbs and 5' 9" - 41 years old. Strong Intermediate skill level. Was a snowboard instructor for two seasons in 1990-92 at Mt. Hood Meadows, OR. and one season at Crystal Mt., WA in 1996-97. I used to race alpine boards and ran plate bindings in the 90's on Mt. Hoods bullet proof ice. I'm now 40 years old, and riding with my son and working on riding fakie or switch at speed. Woohoo.
I personally wouldn't consider the Banana Magic a dedicated powder board, there are some really amazing boards for that... If you are looking for a dedicated powder board for trips to the west coast I think there are better options. If it was me I would want a board with a narrower tail than nose with some setback. The Magic is a true twin.
I would look towards the Lib Tech El Nina or the Jones Hovercraft or Capita Charlie Slasher or the Burton powder boards ala Fish, Malao, but for a stiff twin tip that carves really well the Magic is better than I would have expected in the powder. I would consider the Magic more of a "quiver killer" board where it's good all around with a slant towards carving.
I can get a little "thrumming" from the tail at very high speeds on icey hardpack when I am really flying but I wouldn't consider the board chattery or unstable at speed. Not to try to put words in his mouth, but the local shop owner agree's with this opinion. We were talking about the Magic last night and how well rounded it is. I personally feel like it's better in more area's than any board has a right to be, while still being a twin tip freestyle board.
What reviews are you reading? I'm like to check them out too.
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Zak: And we're here in the Crutchfield video studio today with the Nikon D90 digital SLR camera, with its 18-105 vibration reduction kit lens — great lens. But if you've already got enough lenses at home, it's available body-only as well.
Julie: Yep. I was really excited when I got a chance to get my hands on the D90 because I have a D80 at home that's this camera's predecessor. I could tell right away that this was designed along similar lines. It has a very familiar, reassuringly solid feel in my hands. They've got some very similar button layouts, so you don't have to relearn the whole camera. But they do have some improvements that they've built in. As a result, they've added some new stuff in terms of easy-access buttons for those improvements, and we'll talk about those in a second. But they've also got this big, beautiful three-inch LCD view screen on the back. Makes it really, really easy to review your photos and do a couple of other things.
Zak: Yeah, it's a great screen. And one of the neatest things you can do, of course — you're seeing this more and more on cameras now — is live view. So, like a point-and-shoot, you can frame your shot right on this great screen, but this camera takes it a step further, and it's a big step. You push this "OK" button when you're in live view mode, and now you're shooting movies.
Julie: Movie mode!
Zak: Movie mode on an SLR. It's the first one to do it.
Julie: That's right.
Zak: And you can use your whole stable of Nikon lenses at home to shoot movies. It's really cool.
Julie: And it's a great movie mode. It actually shoots at 1280 x 720 resolution, and that's an HD resolution. So the movies are going to look great. It doesn't compete with a full-function camcorder, because it doesn't have a mic input and it only records in mono audio. But for folks who don't need that, who just need to capture a few moments here or there, this is a really, really nice addition. And of course, that's not the only thing that's going on with this camera. It has some other improvements, which as far as Zak and I are concerned, tell us that Nikon went ahead, talked to a bunch of SLR users, and said, "What would be easier for you? What would make life simpler in using your camera?" And then they went and they applied these improvements. They might seem like small things, but they really make a tangible difference.
Zak: Collectively, certainly, yeah.
Julie: Yeah, and one of the things Zak and I were talking about is some changes they made to the self-timer.
Zak: Yeah, now, all right, this is a small detail. But you've got your whole family spread out in front of you. The camera's on a tripod. The timer's set. We're going to get that rare, once-a-year family photo. And then you've got to run in there, take your place in the ten seconds or so. Shutter goes off. Everybody wants to get out of there, but somebody was moving, somebody was looking away, they were messing around, and you don't get the shot that you want. Well, you can set the timer to take up to nine pictures, so that for sure, one of those is going to be the right one.
Julie: That's right. Another thing that I really like that they've done is they've taken the auto mode that's on the dial, and they've added another auto mode that's for flash-off shooting. That's great if you don't want to go to the trouble of turning the flash off manually. It means you can use this in a place like a museum, or at a wedding — someplace where you don't want the flash to go off unexpectedly.
Zak: Yeah, it allows you to use available light, which always makes for great photos. And one thing Nikon does is they have a feature called active D-lighting. What that does is, if you're outside in the harsh sunlight, you've got your subject in the shade, and the light is bright behind you. This will lighten up that foreground and make them pop out really nicely.
Julie: That's right. We actually went outside yesterday and tried this out to see if it worked the way they said it did. So first we took a shot with D-lighting off. You can see that Amanda, who's the subject in this photo, is pretty backlit. And then we went ahead and took the same shot with D-lighting on, and it actually made a huge difference. We could actually see her face and see the expression on her face.
Zak: Works great.
Julie: Yeah, it's a really nice feature. So there it is, Nikon's D90 digital SLR.


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I built a 1936 ford pickup on a 1998 Ranger frame. I used a fiberglass cab and fiberglass front and rear fenders. Has a steel bed with and aluminum floor. 350 S/B with a 700-R4 trans. It has power disk brakes all the way around and power steering. It drives great.
hay I am in the middle of restoring my 36 pickup
I took the original frame from the 36 ford and put a mustang II front suspention rack and pinion and all that then took an 8.8 rear end from a lincoln and put in it then I bought some 5 lug roaters form speedway mag so the front and back would have the same lug pattern. but I welded and fabricated most of the new brackets I am sure you could do the same. I also built new motor mounts for a 289ci and a c6 tranny out of a 67' galaxie. It is all coming to gether smoothly the Only Hickup I had was the ride highth is the rear and that was fixed by sortening the coial springs that came with the rear end. but like I said I would Be easy to do the same for yours. and to fix the frame all you have to do is notch it were you are replacing the old rusted peices in a v grooves or fish grooves so the slip to gether and weld them up this will help keep the frame strong and keep it from cracking next to the weld bead.
I don't get the whole frame swap thing. The early frame is a simple piece of beauty, the late frames are ugly as a boil on my ars, I don't get it.
The time it takes to modify the frame, floor, motor mounts.........on and on and on, you could update the stock frame and be driving it with a smile on your face.
I don't get it, just don't get it.
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|i have an assembly manual for the thorobread conversion. if there is something you need let me know. i saw them in person and wwas impressed. had the idea of using one as a delivery truck for my plumbing company but it didn't work out
Stilll thinking about a frame?
I've got a rolling chassis from my 36 Ford Coupe. Let me know if your interested....
cboy, Thanks for the kind words. I'll get more done with pictures when I can. Right now I'm taking more training with the fire dept. Three days and two nights of class room plus a twelve hour shift on the weekend.
I still haven't changed out the rearend, extended and welded the steering shaft, or even bought rims and tires yet. I'm in the middle of helping my wife change out an engine in her 70 Ford pick-up.
What was the problem with the MII from in the 64 Ranchero? The only thing I can think of is it's not much of an improvement. the suspension design isn't that much different from the original Ranchero design except for the spring placement. The high spring on the original design is very roll resistant -- much more than the MII. You'll need a stout roll bar with the MII suspension whereas the original really didn't need one for normal driving. The real benefits of the MII design over the original is the MII has built in anti-dive (shouldn't nose down as much as the original) and parts availability. Parts aren't real hard to get for the 64 Ranchero suspension though.
The MII is about as much of a "universal" suspension as you can find, but it's not a big improvement over everything. It's great for cars without an good independent suspension or one that's hard to find parts for. Anything else you're compromising the orignal engineering that went into the car.
In this case (64 Ranchero), I don't think there are any real advantages to the MII design at all, unless you need to get rid of the spring towers or you're building something that you need to change parts around a lot on. Maybe a road racer that you'll be setting up for different tracks and need to change or adjust the srpings. If you just want to improve ride and handling, 10-20% stiffer progressive rate springs to replace the originals makes a world of diference. Coil Spring specialties will wind the coils to your specs for the same price as stock replacements, just takes 2-3 weeks lead time.
|I recommend lakota's web site (see link in his post above) for anybody anticipating a frame swap like this. Good job on providing lots of detail and measurements. Hope to see the rest of the pictures and text soon.
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I have seen some wild combos. 55 chevy on a 76 olds chassis,67 elcamino on a 74 blazer chassis with 44in super swampers and 500cuin caddilac engine,34 chevy sedan on chevelle chassis, and finally a 65 vw lengthened and widened and put on a cj5 jeep chassis. All these done by an old hippie body man down in mobile alabama. He has lots of time and many many years of experience 35plus. You would probably be better off upgrading the suspension. Fatman Fabrications could probably suggest the easiest upgrades for your application. Good luck. Brian
The Ford Ranger frame is best suited to the Bonus Builts (48-52 Ford pick-up). There is a 1" to 1 1/2" difference in the position of the front wheels. I believe the fiberglass body was made to compensate for this. I looked at the ranger frame when I was ready to do the swap on my 52 Ford pick-up. After seeing that the frame was unique to itself, and no other Ford parts will bolt up to it, I walked away from it. I later opted for an S-10 swap. No, the S-10 won't be a good swap for a 35 either. Look for a good 35-40 car or truck frame, and go from there. If you want IFS, power steering, and power disc brakes then you'll have to spend some money on an IFS system from a manufacturer or cheap out and get one from a donor car. There are a couple of dozen magazines out there that cater to the 30's pick-ups. If you still want to do a frame swap then check out my website and you can see how much work is involved.
|Thanks guys for the input. This type of dialog really helps. Unlike in the days of my youth I try to really plan these things out. Fasteddy
The company that was building the 35-36 glass body was on a ranger frame. The back of the cab was notched on both sides for the Ranger frame because the frame sits higher in that area. You can put a 35 on the Ranger frame and do the same notch in the back of the cab. but you still have to make mounts for all the rest of the body parts. Either way, its a lot of work.
That company was out of Florida and used to advertise on street Rodder about 10 years ago.
Car frames (35-40) are the same except for 4 body mounts welded on the outside. Pickup frames (35-41) were the same as car frames but without the body mounts. The pickup cab is mounted on the frame through a piece of wood shaped to match the curve of the frame and the straight body floor.
I have 35 truck thats been waiting its turn for 21 years. Just got 2 many toys ahead of it.
|there is a company that sells 1936 Ford P/U Fiberglass bodies that fit on ranger frames, but I do not know if there dimensions were " Adjusted " from original to fit the Ranger frame. the factory frame will be fine.
Dont re-invent the wheel. The frames worked great from the factory, why wouldnt they work great for you? Get a different frame from any 36-40 Ford. Hit up ebay, your local classfieds, wherever you can find one. Just get the bare frame. Then you can mount everything from your old frame on the new one. I would suggest getting a better rear-end (10-bolt GM's or 9 inch Fords work great) if your upgrading engine. You can get front-end rebuild kits that'll make your car handle like fresh of the assembly line (back in '36 haha).
The ranger frarme, it might work it might not. What I can tell you for sure, everybody will notice that its sitting on a different frame. Either the wheels will stick out too much or not enough, or they wont be centered in the fenderwells etc. It HARD, very hard to make a frame swap look nice...
If you don't have any luck with your idea, let me know-I do believe I might be able to help you with a original Frame (about 300 Miles away), but I do go through Junction a lot, so I might be able to help get it to you-
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Hello there.
I got an acer aspire 4739 and also the same problem, as you.
My solution was add "i915.modeset=1" to the kernel parameters on grub.


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Hey guys
working on some boots and armour installing snaps. I have done the heels and elastic snaps, but just wanted to know what you find best to locate the armour to the front section of the boot? Is it required? Do you stick with Velcro, or another fixing method?
Cheers, Rob.