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- Has your book blogging changed your love of books? Do you love them more now, or has blogging turned reading into more of a chore than it used to be?
- Why did you choose the name of your blog?
- Do you believe in getting personal in your reviews, or do you keep them strictly professional and leave yourself out?
- What book were you the most excited to receive free for review?
- What prompted you to start your book blog?
- What has been the best thing to happen to you as a result of writing a book blog? (events, signings, etc.)
- What book pulled you out of your comfort zone, but changed you in some way?
- How much time do you spend a week blogging? (includes writing posts, as well as commenting and networking with others.)
- If you could go back and start over, would you change anything?
- Other than reading, what's your favorite thing to do?
The People I Tag:
Magan/Estelle (both or one of you) at Rather be Reading
Alexa at Alexa Loves Books
Mandee at The Vegan YA Nerds
Sam at Books for All Seasons
Katie at Katie's book Blog
ThetaSigma at Resolution Corner
Jenn at Booksessed
Laura at Novel Magic
Sarah at The Book Life
La Toya at La Toya, Literally
Shawna at Dreaming in the Pages
EDIT: Hi again! I was just tagged by Readinista, and she gave me a whole new slew of questions! So I'm going to update and add hers in under Julia's. So fun!!
1. Why did you start blogging?
Well, I originally started at The Broke and the Bookish. Jamie asked if anyone was interested in starting a blog with her, and I thought it sounded like fun! I never knew about the book blogging realm of the blogosphere, so I was excited to jump in and do something new. I started That Artsy Reader Girl a year and a half later so I could post reviews more frequently.
2. On average, how many books do you read in a month?
About 9, which is a huge deal for me!
3. When do you read? (At night, during the day, commuting to work, etc)
I mostly read at night after the family has gone to bed. So, from about 9:30 until sometime after midnight I get to read!
4. Do you have a favorite spot to read at home or do you read anywhere and everywhere?
I'll read anywhere, as long as I have a book with me. My Kindle is always tucked in my purse if I know I'm going to be out and about with some free time on my hands. Mostly, though, I end up reading in bed or in the comfy recliner in my room.
5. How frequently do you check your blog statistics? Do you check them everyday or do you not care about the number of hits on your site?
I check maybe once a week. Everything is still so new at this blog, and I'm trying to figure out what works the best for my blog, and how people are finding me.
6. Do you ever get tired of being a book blogger?
If I read too many review books that I don't like in a row, I do start to get tired of it. Sometimes I miss the days when I could not finish a book and not feel guilty for it. But really, book blogging has become a very addictive hobby for me and I love it. I'd never stop!
7. If you could live in a fictional world, what book world would you choose?
That's hard! I read a lot of dystopia, with worlds gone wrong... and a lot of contemporary worlds that are just like mine! I think I'd combine elements of several. Like, I love the fairy world in Aprilynne Pike's Wings series, and I love the dragon world in Sophie Jordan's Firelight series. I think I'd really just enjoy a world with more paranormal creatures. :)
8. What fictional book characters do you most relate to or would like to be friends with?
I really like Bria from Wanderlove. She's a traveler at heart, and I'd love to go on a spontaneous trip to anywhere with her. I know we'd get along. And Anna from Anna and the French Kiss also seems like someone I'd have fun sitting in a cafe with and gabbing over French pastries and hot chocolate.
9. Other than reading and blogging what do you do for fun?
Well, I have this really awful addiction to shopping. I don't care what I'm shopping for, but I love it! Mostly, though, jewelry, purses, and shoes are my favorites. And I love singing a lot. I'm also a graphic designer, so I love designing things... and I love doing puzzles, watching movies, traveling (traveling is my favorite!), bowling, game nights (like board games), and hanging out with my friends and family.
10. Do your family and friends understand your reading and blogging hobbies or are they planning an intervention?
My mom and dad are happy I have a worthwhile hobby, but they definitely get frustrated sometimes that I'm always reading or blogging! And most of my friends don't know about my secret other life as a blogger, just because they wouldn't understand. The few who do, actually think it's really cool that I'm so into all of this.
11. Freebie question – You choose what question you would like to answer (Yes I know this a cop out)
What book should be made into a movie? - Firelight by Sophie Jordan. I'd love to see those dragons come to life, not to mention the really awesome world they live in!
Thanks for tagging me, Readinista! These were fun questions. :)


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I had never thought of writing crime novels because to me those had always meant 'detective stories' and although I enjoyed reading them, I knew I would be no good at the problem-solving sort of story with a series of dropped clues and a surprise ending. But the crime novel has become a serious literary genre over the last few decades and I realised that it presented the sort of challenge I wanted. My aim was to look at issues in the world around me and contemporary life – which I have not done in my novels before. I also wanted to know not 'who dunnit' but much more importantly, WHY ? What motivates a criminal ? Why does someone murder and perhaps not only once ? Various real crimes interested me, I talked to psychiatrists, police, doctors and gradually worked my way towards the first book. I also wanted to make sure that the victim or victims is someone about whom the reader can care. The 'body in the library' at the beginning of a story is just that – a body, not a real character. But if we have got to know the victims, even a little, then we find their murder more moving, distressing, involving - we care about them, as readers. I wanted to follow the successful formula of many contemporary crime writers of having one main detective – and some other regular characters – and also to anchor the stories in one place, even if other places are visited during the course of one book. So, Lafferton, a Cathedral city somewhere in the South of England, came into being. I am often asked if it is based on a real place. No, but if you think of places like Exeter or Salisbury you are on the right lines. The Detective is Simon Serrailler, a Chief Inspector in the first book, later promoted to Detective Chief Superintendent. Members of his own family also appear in all the books – his parents, both retired doctors, his sister Cat and her husband Chris, both GPs, and their children. Although the novels follow in chronologoical order, each one can be read independently. THE SIMON SERRAILLER CRIME NOVELS do not have to be read in order but it may help, and a lot of people want to start at the beginning and continue to 2 and so on. Here is the list. |

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Jordan Brand has been known to put together packs featuring the entire Air Jordan line. In recent years we have seen the 20th anniversary all white collection, the white and red History of Flight set and just recently the Rainbow Pack. Unlike the other two concepts the Rainbow Pack has gone unseen at any major retail store. Although the full idea behind the collection is still relatively unknown one collector was gracious enough to share a photo of the entire line. Check out the pic featuring every Air Jordan from 1 to the 2011 in a rainbow styled color.


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10.4 Tiger is carbon-only and 32-bit only. Both PPC/Intel.
With 10.5 Leopard we can build 32-bit carbon or 32/64-bit cocoa. Both PPC/Intel.
I also read that:
10.4 Tiger was released on 2005. Too old if you ask me.
10.5 Leopard was released on 2007. It supports ppc and intel but dropped support for G3 processors.
From the following 2 excerpts I get that If we want to go with the last technology then it should be 64-bit cocoa on intel architecture.
In 2006, Apple begin transitioning from PowerPC (PPC) to Intel (x86) systems.
For Mac OS X 10.6, Apple has started recommending developers to build their applications 64-bit. The main reason is that there is a small speed increase due to the extra registers on Intel CPU's, all their machine offerings have been 64-bit since 2007, and there is a cost for reading all the 32-bit libraries into memory if everything else is 64-bit. If you want to follow this advice, there is only one choice, 64-bit Cocoa.
The other option is to have a 32-bit and 64-bit universal binary with cocoa for both PPC/Intel and targeting OS X 10.5 Leopard and up.
Gosh, in comparison, deploying to Windows and Linux is so easy!
strannik wrote:chulai wrote:ld: warning: in /usr/local/Cellar/libvorbis/1.3.2/lib/libvorbis.dylib, file was built for i386 which is not the architecture being linked (x86_64)
ld: warning: in /usr/local/Cellar/libogg/1.2.2/lib/libogg.dylib, file was built for i386 which is not the architecture being linked (x86_64)
ld: warning: in /usr/local/Cellar/hunspell/1.3.2/lib/libhunspell-1.3.dylib, file was built for i386 which is not the architecture being linked (x86_64)
It still looks for Brew versions of these libraries. I don't understand why.
As for cross-building Qt apps on your platform for both 32 and 64, it SHOULD be possible. You do have 32/64-bit Cocoa for 10.5/10.6, so the excerpt about 10.4 is irrelevant..
You can even check the directory "build/" for .o files which are generated prior to the error messages:
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They all are built for both architectures!
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Inside Drew's your will find an Old World Cocktail Bar/Lounge area with an extensive wine list, craft beers both on tap and by the bottle and hand crafted cocktails. And let's not forget the "Ice" We use both hand cut large format ice and kolddraft square ice. The outdoor patio and bocce court extends Drew's experience to the beautiful open air. Have a seat at our bar and watch the magic happen. The place is lively and friendly, with a classic feel decorated by subtle lighting, classic architectural details, and professional attentive service.
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GIRLS GOLF -- She saved one of her best performances of the season for the biggest tournament to date.
Libertyville High School's Kaitlin Woodyard earned a conference medal and finished in the league's top five by shooting a solid 87 at the NSC conference meet on Tuesday.
The senior carded a 43 on the front nine and a 44 on the back at Deerpath Golf Course. Her effort helped the Wildcats (367) edge out Lake Forest (372) for second place in the conference.
Libertyville's Victoria Mendenhall (12th, 93), Darinka Sutic (13th, 93) and Emilie Teitz (15th, 94) also picked up conference medals.
Stevenson (333) captured its fourth consecutive league title behind individual champion Stephanie Miller. The sophomore standout fired a 2-over-par 74 (37-37) to win the conference crown by 10 strokes.
Recap: Paige Webb fired a 43 and Woodyard contributed a 45 to lead Libertyville past Lake Forest 181-185 in NSC action on Monday.
Mendenhall shot a 46 and Camilla Ou added a 47 for the Wildcats (5-5) at Lake Bluff Golf Course.
Behind a team-best 90 from Marilyn Stone, Libertyville placed sixth (385) in the 19-team Freeport Pretzel Invite on Saturday.
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Last year's hero of the North Suburban Conference tournament -- Libertyville's Matt Dohse, the defending NSC champion -- had another fine showing on Tuesday, shooting a 77 to place 11th at Willow Glen Golf Course.
The Wildcats (321) finished sixth. Also earning medals were Alex Quenan (18th, 78) and Eric Hollenbeck (24th, 79).
Make it 15 in a row for this special team. Led by all-tournament selections Kristen Webb and Cindy Zhou, unbeaten Libertyville won five straight matches to win the Prospect Invite on Saturday.
None of the matches went to three sets. Down went Prospect 25-20, 25-16; Wheeling 25-15, 25-19; Palatine 25-19, 25-23; Maine East 25-16, 25-8; and Lake Park 25-19, 25-12.
Webb had 65 digs and four aces. Zhou notched 77 assists, 16 kills, 11 aces and five blocks. Also helping the cause were Catie Steffen (42 kills, 20 digs, 8 aces), Ryan Cummins (28 kills, 14 digs), Taylor Zant (8 kills, 2 blocks) and Kerry Risley (6 kills, 5 blocks).
The Wildcats also beat Warren 25-10, 25-15 last week. Steffen had 10 kills. Zhou added 15 assists.
The Wildcats bowed to Stevenson 5-2 on Monday. It was their first NSC Lake loss after opening the season with four straight division wins.
Libertyville's Maggie O'Brien/Emily Paul (No. 2 doubles) and Sharon Guan/Arantxa Escobar-Garcia (No. 3) beat Pats pairs in straight sets.
LHS downed visiting Mundelein 6-1 on Sept. 23, sweeping the doubles matches. Winners were MK Lee/Meghan Ahlgrim (No. 1), O'Brien/Paul (No. 2), Guan/Escobar-Garcia (No. 3) and Lauren Tasiopoulos/Joanna Suhuyda (No. 4).
Nicole Klein (No. 2) and Claire Eichmann (No. 3) won singles matches.
Among Libertyville's wins in a 5-2 defeat of Warren last week was Sarah Paulson's 6-7 (4), 6-1, 6-1 decision over senior Michelle Dutt at No. 1 singles.
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Junior Dan Ryan peddled home in 85th place (16:10) to lead Libertyville at the Palatine Invitational on Saturday. Senior Michael Schmitz finished 126th (16:43) and senior Scott Cooper was 141st (16:59) for the Wildcats, who took 24th.
Down on the farm: Nick Korhumel provided one of the highlights for Libertyville when he won the sophomore-only race at the prestigious Palatine Invitational.
He finished the course at Deer Grove Forest Preserve in 15:58 -- a new course record for the sophomore race.
Class acts: The Wildcats presented a $1,000 check to the Fisher House at the Edward J. Hines Veterans Hospital earlier this month.
The team sold discount cards for local Libertyville businesses with the help of NFP Sports fundraising. Following a team tradition, team members elected to give half of their proceeds to charity and selected the Fisher House Foundation.
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Erika Danckers led a solid Cats pack to help Libertyville finish 11th in Saturday's Palatine Invitational.
Danckers reached the chute 35th in 18:36, and was later joined by teammates Nicole Jaffke (67th, 19:14), Lexie Zafiratos (68th, 19:16), Erin Jaffke (70th, 19:17) and Abigail Toohey (72nd, 19:18).
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Happy almost-June, blog friends! I hope you're enjoying a wonderful 3-day weekend, or if, like me, you're working today, that you'll find a way to treat yourself (I recommend chocolate, but that's just me...).
Your watercolor stamped art last week was fantastic, and I had a great time visiting your blogs. I know I say this every week, but you guys are SO talented it blows my mind! I learn so much from you every week, and I'm very grateful for the opportunity to admire your work.
This week, we're heading back to December, 2007, for an easy and probably very familiar technique from the very first 12 Tags series:
You've probably seen this technique referred to as "Shabby Chic," and that really is the perfect description of the effect it offers. It's fab for greeting cards and ATCs, but as this week's designers demonstrate here, it's awesome for three-dimensional pieces and wall art, too!
A round of applause for Kaz and Jennie, yes? They ROCKED this technique!
Here's my own piece. I went tropical. Imagine listening to Jimmy Buffet and sipping a pina colada while viewing this. Yep, I'm really, REALLY sick of cold, gray weather.
Please click here for a list of the products I used.
Ready to get your shabby chicness on? Cool, because I can't wait to see this week's submissions! When you've completed your piece, use the InLinkz button at the end of this post to add your image to the collection. You'll need to have a blog or an online, public photo album in order to participate.
Please remember, you must credit Tim Holtz for the technique and include a link to his website in your blog post or photo comments section. Submissions that don't meet this requirement will be removed.
Don't forget to add your photo to the Grungy Monday album at All Things Tim! List Mom Gloria and the awesome artists there are waiting to see your masterpiece. If you're not part of this fabulously supportive and talented group of artists, run over there and join up!
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Keerti Nagpure a.k.a Siddhi Chopra from Parichay has one too many talents hidden in her kitty. On the show she plays the role of a lawyer with perfection but in real life also Keerti has other hobbies than acting.
In a recent chat with her, we figured that acting was never the first choice for Keerti. Before she became a part of Parichay, she was pursuing interior designing. Her first acting venture was the lead role in a Marathi show, title "Olakh" but after that Keerti decided to take up the course of interior designing.
The offer to play Siddhi came out of the blue for her and she wasn't sure whether she will get it until the end. She said, "Before I got offered Siddhi, I was studying interiors and I have continued it; I am in my 3rd year now. When I used to watch the promos of Parichay on TV I would tell my mother that I want to see what's in this show. I didn't know I would actually be in it!"
Well we say if acting doesn't work out in future for our dear Keerti, interior designing can always be used as a back plan!
The ordeals of the Chopra family don't seem to be ending anytime soon. Even after the discovery by Siddhi that Rohit is alive, Kunal is nowhere closer to being set free by the court of law. Add to that Richa's determination to keep Siddhi away from Kunal and Kunal's own brother's extra marital affair, and we have a bouquet of problems enough to last them a lifetime. But in all of this, there is a ray of good hope that Siddhi and Kunal are expecting to be parents soon. This might be good news for Siddhi, but is it the same with Keerti, who plays Siddhi in the show?
When we asked Keerti about her pregnancy on the show, she said that everyone in the Chopra family is very happy to hear this good news about their beloved son and daughter in law. But quiz her about playing an expectant mommy at such a youg age (after all, she's still a student in her last year), and she reveals, "Initially when I was told about this development, I felt very weird about graduating to this kind of a role in the show, but my directors were very helpful as they guided me initially about how to play an expectant mom."
And what about her cast members? Keerti says,"Alka Aminji, who plays my mother in law on screen, is like a mother to me in real life too! In fact, I call her 'Maa' on the sets too. She explained a lot of things to me about how to act convincingly about such a tender state and I absorbed that to be convincing in my portrayal."
So Keerti is not letting her on screen pregnancy 'weigh' her down. And she does seem to have a supportive cast to help her with such a big responsibility. Now what remains to be seen is how Keerti deals with the situation once the fruit of her labour, i.e, the child comes along.
Anand's untimely and unexpected demise on Colors channel's new show Parichay, has left Siddhi devastated and the viewers glued to their screens. The new plot forced Siddhi and Kunal to marry each other despite their differences and dislike for the other.
The new track has now brought a lot of focus on the character of Siddhi played by Keerti Nagpure. The actress is focused on playing her character to the best of her abilities as she will now by playing the protagonist's wife giving her an opportunity to display her talent as an actress more. Keerti says that she is now working even harder so she can give perfect shots in each and every scene. The actress feels it is more important now as the track has changed making Siddhi an important character.
Talking about her experience on the show Keerti says that Parichay has given her a perfect platform to hone her skills as an actress. Samir Soni, she says has been instrumental in helping her with her acting skills by helping her overcome her nervousness.
We wish the actress good luck
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Mpumalanga Premier David Mabuza will tomorrow chair his first sitting of the Mpumalanga Provincial Aids Council [MPAC] following the transfer of the responsibility from the Department of Health to the Office of the Premier.
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The Mpumalanga Cabinet held its ordinary meeting today, which was attended by Women, Children and People with Disability Deputy Minister Hendrietta Bogopane-Zulu.
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When, in 1842, the much-acclaimed author of Oliver Twist, Nicholas Nickleby (1839), The Old Curiosity Shop (1841), and Barnaby Rudge (1841) went to America for the first time, though lionized by the gentry and swooned over by audiences—("People eat him here," an observer remarked)—he found America, on the whole, disappointing; and American publishers, who had been pirating his novels for years with impunity, intransigent on the matter of honoring international copyright.
Despite ecstatic receptions in Boston and New York City, Dickens was repelled by the slave state of Virginia, and thought the Mississippi River "the beastliest river in the world"; Ohio was a region of "invariably morose, sullen, clownish, and repulsive (individuals)…destitute of humor, vivacity, or the capacity of enjoyment." He found here "follies, vices, grievous disappointments." Nor was Toronto any improvement, for there "the wild and rabid toryism…is…appalling." Unexpectedly, Dickens thought Cincinnati a "very beautiful" city"—unfortunately, populated by bores. Niagara Falls evoked rhapsodic emotions, perhaps predictably: "It would be hard for a man to stand nearer to God than he does there."
But there was nothing romantic about the continued defiance of American publishers who took offense that the author should expect any recompense at all. America was "a low, coarse, and mean Nation…driven by a herd of rascals…. Pah! I never knew what it was to feel disgust and contempt, 'till I travelled in America." (Tomalin notes that international copyright was not sorted out until 1891, long after his death.) Dickens's American Notes appeared soon after the trip, a haphazard assemblage of sardonic observations and unmediated rancor—as Edgar Allan Poe called it, "one of the most suicidal productions, ever deliberately published by an author, who had the least reputation to lose."
Yet Dickens persevered.
"The Mystery of Charles Dickens", Joyce Carol Oates, The New York Review of Books
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Young Latinos Use of Mobile Phones: A Cross-Cultural Study
Date: 2009
Creator: Albarran, Alan B. & Hutton, Brian
Description: This article is about a study designed to analyze how young people, operationalized in this study as people of Latino descent between the ages of 18-25, are using their mobile phone for various applications and what particular gratifications they derive from using the phone. But this study takes on a much larger dimension, because it involves a cross-cultural strategy. Research partners were recruited in five Latin American countries: Mexico, Colombia, Argentina, Chile and Uruguay, in order to collect data and compare it to other countries and to what is happening in the United States.
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Generalized Master Equation Via Aging Continuous-Time Random Walks
Date: 2003
Creator: Allegrini, Paolo; Aquino, Gerardo; Grigolini, Paolo; Palatella, Luigi & Rosa, Angelo
Description: This article discusses generalized master equation via aging continuous-time random walks. Abstract: We discuss the problem of the equivalence between continuous-time random walk (CTRW) and generalized master equation (GME). The walker, making instantaneous jumps from one site of the lattice to another, resides in each site for extended times. The sojourn times have a distribution density ψ(t) that is assumed to be an inverse power law with the power index μ. We assume that the Onsager principle is fulfilled, and we use this assumption to establish a complete equivalence between GME and the Montroll-Weiss CTRW.We prove that this equivalence is confined to the case where ψ(t) is an exponential. We argue that is so because the Montroll-Weiss CTRW, as recently proved by Barkai [E. Barkai, Phys. Rev. Lett. 90, 104101 (2003)], is nonstationary, thereby implying aging, while the Onsager principle is valid only in the case of fully aged systems. The case of a Poisson distribution of sojourn times is the only one with no aging associated to it, and consequently with no need to establish special initial conditions to fulfill the Onsager principle. We consider the case of a dichotomous fluctuation, and we prove that the Onsager principle is ...
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Correlation Function and Generalized Master Equation of Arbitrary Age
Date: June 10, 2005
Creator: Allegrini, Paolo; Aquino, Gerardo; Grigolini, Paolo; Palatella, Luigi; Rosa, Angelo & West, Bruce J.
Description: This article discusses correlation function and generalized master equation of arbitrary age. Abstract: We study a two-state statistical process with a non-Poisson distribution of sojourn times. In accordance with earlier work, we find that this process is characterized by aging and we study three different ways to define the correlation function of arbitrary age of the corresponding dichotomous fluctuation. These three methods yield exact expressions, thus coinciding with the recent result by Godrèche and Luck [J. Stat. Phys. 104, 489 (2001)]. Actually, non-Poisson statistics yields infinite memory at the probability level, thereby breaking any form of Markovian approximation, including the one adopted herein, to find an approximated analytical formula. For this reason, we check the accuracy of this approximated formula by comparing it with the numerical treatment of the second of the three exact expressions. We find that, although not exact, a simple analytical expression for the correlation function of arbitrary age is very accurate. We establish a connection between the correlation function and a generalized master equation of the same age. Thus this formalism, related to models used in glassy materials, allows us to illustrate an approach to the statistical treatment of blinking quantum dots, bypassing the limitations fo ...
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Long- and Short-Time Analysis of Heartbeat Sequences: Correlation with Mortality Risk in Congestive Heart Failure Patients
Date: 2003
Creator: Allegrini, Paolo; Balocchi, Rita; Chillemi, Santi; Grigolini, Paolo; Hamilton, P.; Maestri, Roberto et al
Description: This paper discusses long- and short-time analysis of heartbeat sequences and the correlation with mortality risk in congestive heart failure patients. Abstract: We analyze RR heartbeat sequences with a dynamic model that satisfactorily reproduces both the long- and the short-time statistical properties of heart beating. These properties are expressed quantitatively by means of two significant parameters, the scaling δ concerning the asymptotic effects of long-range correlation, and the quantity 1 - π establishing the amount of uncorrelated fluctuations. We find a correlation between the position in the phase space (δ,π) of patients with congestive heart failure and their mortality risk.
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Renewal, Modulation, and Superstatistics in Times Series
Date: April 27, 2006
Creator: Allegrini, Paolo; Barbi, Francesco; Grigolini, Paolo & Paradisi, Paolo
Description: In this article, the authors consider two different approaches, to which the authors refer to as renewal and modulation, to generate time series with a nonexponential distribution of waiting times. The authors show that different time series with the same waiting time distribution are not necessarily statistically equivalent, and might generate different physical properties. Renewal generates aging and anomalous scaling, while modulation yields no significant aging and either ordinary or anomalous diffusion, according to the dynamic prescription adopted. The authors show, in fact, that the physical realization of modulation generates two classes of events. The events of the first class are determined by the persistent use of the same exponential time scale for an extended lapse of time, and consequently are numerous; the events of the second class are identified with the abrupt changes from one to another exponential prescription, and consequently are rare. The events of the second class, although rare, determine the scaling of the diffusion process, and for this reason the authors term them as crucial events. According to the prescription adopted to produce modulation, the distribution density of the time distances between two consecutive crucial events might have, or not, a diverging second moment. In the ...
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Scaling Breakdown: A Signature of Aging
Date: July 12, 2002
Creator: Allegrini, Paolo; Bellazzini, Jacopo; Bramanti, G.; Ignaccolo, Massimiliano; Grigolini, Paolo & Yang, J.
Description: In this article, the authors prove that the Lévy walk is characterized by bilinear scaling. This effect mirrors the existence of a form of aging that does not require the adoption of nonstationary conditions.
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Compression and Diffusion: A Joint Approach to Detect Complexity
Date: February 2003
Creator: Allegrini, Paolo; Benci, V. (Vieri); Grigolini, Paolo; Hamilton, P.; Ignaccolo, Massimiliano; Menconi, G. et al
Description: This article discusses a joint approach to detect complexity. Abstract: The adoption of the Kolmogorov-Sinai (KS) entropy is becoming a popular research tool among physicists, especially when applied to a dynamical system fitting the conditions of validity of the Pesin theorem. The study of time series that are a manifestation of system dynamics whose rules are either unknown or too complex for a mathematical treatment, is still a challenge since the KS entropy is not computable, in general, in that case. Here the authors present a plan of action based on the joint action of two procedures, both related to the KS entropy, but compatible with computer implementation through fast and efficient programs. The former procedure, called Compression Algorithm Sensitive To Regularity (CASToRe), establishes the amount of order by the numerical evaluation of algorithmic compressibility. The latter, called Complex Analysis of Sequences via Scaling AND Randomness Assessment (CASSANDRA), establishes the complexity degree through the numerical evaluation of the strength of an anomalous effect. This is the departure, of the diffusion process generated by the observed fluctuations, from ordinary Brownian motion. The CASSANDRA algorithm shares with CASToRe a connection with the Kolmogorov complexity. This makes both algorithms especially suitable to study ...
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Experimental Quenching of Harmonic Stimuli: Universality of Linear Response Theory
Date: July 15, 2009
Creator: Allegrini, Paolo; Bologna, Mauro; Fronzoni, Leone; Grigolini, Paolo & Silvestri, Ludovico
Description: This article discusses experimental quenching of harmonic stimuli. Abstract: We show that liquid crystals in the weak turbulence electroconvective regime respond to harmonic perturbations with oscillations whose intensity decay with an inverse power law of time. We use the results of this experiment to prove that this effect is the manifestation of a form of linear response theory (LRT) valid in the out-of-equilibrium case, as well as at thermodynamic equilibrium where it reduces to the ordinary LRT. We argue that this theory is a universal property, which is not confined to physical processes such as turbulent or excitable media, and that it holds true in all possible conditions, and for all possible systems, including a complex networks, thereby establishing a bridge between statistical physics and all the fields of research in complexity.
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Fluctuation-Dissipation Theorem for Event-Dominated Processes
Date: July 6, 2007
Creator: Allegrini, Paolo; Bologna, Mauro; Grigolini, Paolo & West, Bruce J.
Description: This article discusses fluctuation-dissipation theorem for event-dominated processes. Abstract: We study a system whose dynamics are driven by non-Poisson, renewal, and nonergodic events. We show that external perturbations influencing the times at which these events occur violate the standard fluctuation-dissipation prescription due to renewal aging. The fluctuation-dissipation relation of this Letter is shown to be the linear response limit of an exact expression that has been recently proposed to account for the luminescence decay in a Gibbs ensemble of semiconductor nanocrystals, with intermittent fluorescence.
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Response of Complex Systems to Complex Perturbations: the Complexity Matching Effect
Date: December 2006
Creator: Allegrini, Paolo; Bologna, Mauro; Grigolini, Paolo & West, Bruce J.
Description: This article discusses the complexity matching effect. The dynamical emergence (and subsequent intermittent breakdown) of collective behavior in complex systems is described as a non-Poisson renewal process, characterized by a waiting-time distribution density ψ(T) for the time intervals between successfully recorded breakdowns. In the intermittent case ψ(t) ~ t-μ, with complexity index μ. The authors show that two systems can exchange information through complexity matching and present theoretical and numerical calculations describing a system with complexity index μs perturbed by a signal with complexity index μp. The analysis focuses on the non-ergodic (non-stationary) case μ ≤ 2 showing that for μs ≥ μp, the system S statistically inherits the correlation function of the perturbation P. The condition μp = μs is a resonant maximum for correlation information exchange.
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Remember when I suggested that perhaps something stinks in Amish suburbia, that something just didn't sit right with TLC's Breaking Amish? Well, it seems that my instincts were correct. A Facebook page called Breaking Amish the Truth was launched to "peacefully & respectfully document misleading information in TLC's "Amish Breaking" and pass on accurate portrayals of Amish and Mennonites." And hoo boy does it document lies, lies, and more lies.
Exhibit A: Rebecca and Abe, who say that they meet for the very first time on Breaking Amish, have met before—and they have a baby. (And Rebecca had her own teeth!)
Exhibit B: Sabrina had a marriage license in 2009. And also appears to have clothing other than her Mennonite dresses.
Exhibit C: Jeremiah has a MySpace page, on which he shares many, many photos of him engaging in many, many non-Amish-related activities. Also, he might be divorced and he might be the father of at least three children.
Exhibit D: Kate has submitted photos to modeling sites, even though Amish are not allowed to take photos of themselves. Interesting.
Well, it seems that none of these Amish and Mennonite men and women are breaking away from anything for the very first time, as TLC and the show's production company, Hot Snakes Media, would have liked us to believe.
So what the fresh heck is actually going on here? Is this all complete and total fiction? Is any of this true? Or is it all as fake as Rebecca's teeth?
TLC has issued the following statement, in an attempt to clear the air and dispel the rumors. "There is a lot of information floating around about the group featured on Breaking Amish. Much of it is not true, but some of it is — and is addressed in upcoming episodes."
Okay. WHAT?!
So what TLC is essentially saying is that yes, indeed, they have been flat-out lying to us on some things, but you know what we viewers should do? We should keep watching the show so we can find out the truth. You see what they did there? They just scored themselves some more eyeballs on their fake show.
Well played, TLC, well played.
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Star Parker: Still on hunt for conservative leadership
The annual Independence Day party that I host at my California home was particularly alive with conversation this year — conversation probably not too different from what was heard in a lot of back yards around the country.
Folks are concerned that our nation is in bad shape and dangerously, maybe even hopelessly, adrift.
The choreography was in place to assure a downbeat Independence Day party for a house filled with conservatives: a listless economy, coupled with the cold shower of the Supreme Court decision the previous week giving most of "Obamacare" a constitutional green light. To compound the injury, the dismally disappointing decision was written and handed down by a chief justice, an alleged conservative nominated by a Republican president.
But Chief Justice John Roberts' words captured, really, the rub of what is bothering many conservatives:
"Members of this court are vested with the authority to interpret the law; we possess neither the expertise nor the prerogative to make policy judgments. Those decisions are entrusted to our nation's leaders, who can be thrown out of office if the people disagree with them. It is not our job to protect the people from the consequences of their political choices."
Maybe how Roberts interpreted the Constitution disappointed. But his point is indisputable: If you're looking for political leadership, "It's not our job."
Conservatives are looking for leadership at this difficult and challenging time.
Maybe because this July 4 crowd at my home consisted of many longtime Southern Californians, there was talk about Ronald Reagan.
Yes, Jimmy Carter was bad. But Reagan did not just run against a bad economy and a confused, uninspiring president. He understood and believed in America — and he ran on this vision. This is leadership.
It happens that last month marked the 25th anniversary of Reagan's famous "tear down this wall" speech in Berlin. Its author, Peter Robinson, recalled the event in a Wall Street Journal column. Continued...
The story has been told many times. But it cannot be recalled too many times that the political professionals — the president's advisers and various members of the president's staff — opposed including the "tear down" line.
Despite numerous attempts to remove the line from the speech, it stayed in — because of Reagan.
This is leadership.
The problems we have today did not start four years ago. They are the accumulation of many years of a slow but consistent departure from our core principles of being a free nation, under God.
Of our now almost $15.6 trillion in debt — 100 percent of our gross domestic product — nearly $5 trillion was added over the last four years. But $10 trillion — almost two-thirds — was added over the last 12 years.
Forty percent of our $4 trillion federal budget consists of inefficient entitlement programs tilting into bankruptcy. These are old and outdated programs: Social Security going back to the 1930s, Medicare and Medicaid to the 1960s.
Our public school systems hold 60 million children captive by teachers unions dedicated to left-wing ideas and moral relativism.
The traditional American family is becoming a relic of history. Out-of-wedlock births and the use of abortion as birth control have become fixtures of our society.
When Reagan ran for president in 1980, health-care expenditures consumed 9 percent of our GDP. Today, they consume 18 percent. We have a health-care problem with or without John Roberts' unpopular decision.
Real recovery is impossible now without inspired leadership dedicated to recapturing the principles of limited government, individual freedom and the traditional values that made America great. Continued...
The left has a leader. He is in the White House, and he is leading us into oblivion.
Where is conservative leadership — leadership that will remind us that American community is defined by personal responsibility, not by government mandates?
Reach Star Parker, an author and president of Center for Urban Renewal and Education, at www.urbancure.org.
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Firefighters responded to a 10:41 a.m. call from several passer-bys who noticed the blaze that broke out near a creek close to the intersection of Phelan Avenue and Roberts Street, said San Jose Fire Capt. Rob Brown.
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Fall in Michigan Comes With Highest Reported Arson Cases of Any Season
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By Cindy Denby
This year fall officially begins on Saturday, Sept. 22.
In Michigan, the season is marked by the leaves changing color and the opening of cider mills and hayrides across the state. Along with colorful landscapes and family excitement, what many residents may not know is that fall brings higher rates of reported arson than any other season.
According to the Insurance Institute of Michigan, one out of every three fires reported in Michigan during 2011 was an arson or suspicious blaze. In Michigan, arson is defined as unlawfully and intentionally damaging, or attempting to damage, any real or personal property by fire or incendiary devices. In 2011 alone, there were 2,264 arson and 8,288 suspicious fires reported in this state. Sixty-seven people died and 131 were injured from these arson and suspicious fires.
The Insurance Institute of Michigan reported that damages from these fires cost a total of $166 million last year. This cost does not include the secondary costs of medical care, funeral arrangements, temporary housing, business interruption, demolition, crime scene investigation, prosecution, court proceedings, incarceration, and insurance rates due to these arsons.
People who commit arson vary by gender, age groups, and cultural backgrounds. Arsonists usually work alone, while some do work in a group. Some cases of arson are impulsive, but this crime is often premeditated with motives such as profit, attention, to conceal another crime, thrill, and revenge.
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KUALA LUMPUR, May 19 — Retired senior policeman Datuk Fauzi Shaari will join PAS tomorrow, the first big name to sign up with the Islamic party which has embarked on a campaign to recruit key establishment figures to help shore up voter support ahead of looming polls.
Fauzi, who was once criminal investigation chief, the third highest office in the force, was rumoured to be joining PAS a month ago along with former Bukit Aman commercial crimes investigation chief Datuk Ramli Yusoff and ex-Umno Cabinet minister Tan Sri Abdul Kadir Sheikh Fadzir.
Ramli and Abdul Kadir, who is deputy president of Amanah, an NGO headed by Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah, have denied that they have already joined PAS despite the latter having quit Umno recently after accusing the party of being plagued by money politics.
Fauzi, who retired from the police force about two years ago, has remained under the radar.
But The Malaysian Insider has learnt that the former Selangor and Sarawak police chief will officially join the party in a ceremony tomorrow night in his home town of Larut, Perak.
Party organ Harakah also reported this morning that an ex-top policeman will hand over membership forms to president Datuk Seri Abdul Hadi Awang in a "Grand Declaration" ceremony tomorrow with top Pakatan Rakyat (PR) leaders present.
"It's Datuk Fauzi Shaari but I can't confirm if he has sent in membership forms," PAS research chief Dzulkefly Ahmad told The Malaysian Insider, adding that deputy president Mohamad Sabu was the party's liaison with the 61-year-old.
"That must be Datuk Fauzi Shaari," another senior retired policeman said, adding that word of the policeman, famed for his efforts in busting vice, agreeing to contest elections under PAS had circulated for weeks now.
The Malaysian Insider also reported that PAS wants Ramli and Abdul Kadir to contest in a general election that must be held within a year.
Ramli has consistently pressured the ruling Barisan Nasional (BN) government to set up a tribunal to investigate claims of abuse of power against the Attorney-General.
PAS leaders who spoke to The Malaysian Insider confirmed that "overtures" and informal "invitations" had been made to the two with regards to joining PAS, but neither Abdul Kadir nor Ramli have made a decision over the matter.
Kuala Selangor MP Dzulkefly Ahmad had said such individuals would provide a detailed description of the kinds of crimes committed by the BN government in the past.
"They are from the system. These are the people who are now critical of the systems, having previously been proponents of it. Having seen its flaws, they are willing to come out in the open to demonise the same system," he told The Malaysian Insider.
Abdul Kadir also confirmed that both PAS and PKR had "suggested" that he join either party before the national polls, but said that he "had not decided" on joining a political party as of yet.
The former Umno supreme council member said that he has attended one PAS ceramah so far as a guest speaker, and will continue to attend Pakatan Rakyat (PR) ceramahs and programmes.


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I have a soft spot in my Big Red Machine heart for AMD. When I got into this hobby, I did so with my first custom-built PC based on a Socket 939 Athlon 3700 San Diego. Almost everything I know about being a PC enthusiast - troubleshooting, mods, overclocking, water cooling, etc. - I learned on an AMD-based system.
Even today my daily driver is still based on AMD, though I do have a P67-based system waiting for a couple more water cooling-related parts to come in before I go all in. It's a nice thought to believe that Mr. Keller's return to AMD might auger better times for fans for the brand; he was, after all, part of the team that brought on K8, which was the last CPU architecture that ruled the performance stakes that didn't carry an Intel badge. Unfortunately, I think the more realistic scenario is for AMD to continue on its value-oriented philosophy and market approach, with a growing emphasis on the mobile market. Mr. Keller's expertise also extends to SoCs, after all. |
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As sad as it might be, I've forgotten most of the time I spent with Socket 939, but damn, was it a fine platform. I forget which CPU I had, but I think it was similar to the 3700. This was back when I had a ton of fun benchmarking and overclocking RAM... something I find totally boring ever since DDR3 hit the market.
I admit that I prefer Intel over AMD (like most of the world at the moment), but I still have a soft spot for the company and do hope things look up soon. Competition is good, but AMD sure does have a challenge ahead of it. It's not easy taking a behemoth like Intel head-on. Yup, which isn't great for enthusiasts... at all. But who knows... if AMD gets back on track with those kinds of parts, they'll be able to feed the machine to crank out some competitive parts. Maybe.
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Last week's confirmation of U.S. Rep. Ellen Tauscher of Alamo as Undersecretary for Arms Control and International Security is expected to cause a scramble among candidates seeking to fill her 10th District congressional seat.
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Posted by Alamo Ron, a resident of the Alamo neighborhood, on Jul 1, 2009 at 5:43 pm
Even more twisty turns will manifest themselves in the form of political musical chairs with candidates leapfrogging over each other to fill the next vacant spot. With Tauscher gone, Buchanan will vie for her spot and if Buchanan wins, Arnerich won't be far behind in the campaign for her assembly spot.
It looks like there will be a possiblity for such political hustings to last non-stop for a year or more.
However, there is a solution and a way to stop the onslaught of eternal rhetoric. Just don't vote for ANY incumbent running for a different/higher office. That will put a stop to the falling dominoes.
Posted by Campaigner, a resident of the Walnut Creek neighborhood, on Jul 3, 2009 at 5:05 pm
Or....understand that there is a transformation happening under the Obama Administration and we need someone to fill Tauscher's seat who understands the progressive movements that are stabilizng our economy and finally moving our country forward. I don't believe boycotting the special election will solve anything. Instead, get informed and vote for the person who you want to see lead the 10th congressional district.
You can not deny that we are on the verge of major fundamental changes in our country. Lt. Governor John Garamendi has been serving the state of California for 34 years. He has consistenly stood up to lobbyists, stood up to insurance companies, and has preserved the beautiful landscape of California mountains and coastlines in which we all enjoy. Please review Lt. Gov. John Garamendi's website at www.garamendi.org.
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I changed my password to B-A-I-I-T-B-F-I-L-666
Lol @ nictra what if there's an emergency that u need to call someone as soon as you can and ur panicking? Cos ur password is too long
Not even close... my old e-mail password was ( i may get this wrong, its been a month since ive used it)
No im not joking. LMAO. i have never been hacked.... can you guess why? LMAO.
id explain that one but theres a few things in there i reallllly dont wanna think about, and that why i changed it to somthing else.
If i must explain it ...
My secret memory lays aside, inside ,outside.
F=6 , 6 is 5+1, ive explained that in the other password
1037 - in 1037 Harold 1 hairfoot gains king status of England and his rival Hardecanute is in a Denmark prison.. haha.
1010- my old bank pin... no joke lmao
1307- explained it alredy
ilsb = i-l(ove)-s(ummer)-b(ond)
78 = 81- 3 , 3 was my old fav number
82 = 81+1
5 = explained
96 = 81+ 15, 15 is 3*5 , explained 3 and 5 alredy
537 - in the year 537 St Silverius resigns as Catholic Pope just as the goths start their attack on rome... haha get out while he can.
HILD - Hide inside lifes defence - a quote from a favorite book, i lost it years ago and cannot remember the title.
26 - my age + 10, 10= 9+1 , explained those alredy
1307 again
SHSH - when i typed it up there i forgot an sh, if u ' know what shsh is then why are you on a iphone forum? lmao jk. their the file type of apples signature server cashes


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Bhaktivedanta VedaBase: Śrī Caitanya Caritāmṛta Antya 16.14
bhūńimāli-jāti, 'vaiṣṇava' — 'jhaḍu' tāńra nāma
āmra-phala lañā teńho gelā tāńra sthāna
bhūńimāli-jāti — belonging to the bhūńimāli caste; vaiṣṇava — a great devotee; jhaḍu — Jhaḍu; tāńra — his; nāma — name; āmra-phala — mango fruits; lañā — taking; teńho — he; gelā — went; tāńra sthāna — to his place.
There was a great Vaiṣṇava named Jhaḍu Ṭhākura, who belonged to the bhūńimāli caste. Kālidāsa went to his home, taking mangoes with him.
Śrīla Bhaktisiddhānta Sarasvatī Ṭhākura remarks, "Both Kālidāsa and Jhaḍu Ṭhākura are worshiped at a place called Śrīpāṭabāṭī, in the village known as Bhedo or Bhaduyā. This village is situated about three miles south of the village of Kṛṣṇapura, the birthplace of Raghunātha dāsa Gosvāmī, which is about one mile west of the Byāṇḍel junction of the Burdwan line. A post office there is named Devānanda-pura. Jhaḍu Ṭhākura used to worship the Deity of Śrī Madana-gopāla. The Deity is still worshiped by one Rāmaprasāda dāsa, who belongs to the Rāmāyet community. It is said that the Deity worshiped by Kālidāsa had been worshiped until now in the village of Śańkhya on the bank of the Sarasvatī River, but the Deity has been taken away by a gentleman named Matilāla Caṭṭopādhyāya from the village of Triveṇī. The Deity is now being worshiped at his place."
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