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Dassault Falcon is offering a new app for mobile and tablet users. The Falcon Customer Service app offers instant touch-call features for AOG hotlines, the technical center, spares and field service. The app also helps operators locate service centers and Falcon pilot contacts.
Wireless loading of avionics data is coming to Honeywell's Primus Apex and Epic avionics suites, beginning with the Pilatus PC-12 NG. For the PC-12 NG the new wireless data loading system requires installation of an Aspen Avionics CG100P connected gateway device. In aircraft equipped with Epic avionics, hardware upgrades built into the aircraft's avionics will facilitate wireless data loading, but a common interface for all Honeywell avionics suites will be a database loading application installed on Apple's iPad.
West Star Aviation recently launched a new and improved version of its Experience-on-Call app. Specifically designed for iPhone and iPad users, the free app can be downloaded from the iTunes store. The app was designed to provide direct contact to a full directory of professionals at West Star, wherever assistance is required. It allows users to select and directly contact the West Star team member who best fits their needs, based on aircraft type, service needed and location.
The Banyan Pilot Shop announced a "June is Father's Day All Month Long" promotion that includes an online aviation-oriented Father's Day gift guide and a chance to win a $250 Banyan Pilot Shop gift card. The gift guide includes the shop's most popular items, such as flight bags, watches, iPad kneeboards and aviation apparel. Visitors can enter the drawing for the gift card in person at the shop, which is adjacent to Banyan's FBO at Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport, or online. The drawing will be held on July 1.
Business jet operators needing FAA approval to use Apple's iPad running the ForeFlight mobile app can now sign up for Sporty's Easy Approval system. For $799, the Sporty's team will help jet operators governed by Part 91F, 91K or 135 gain FAA approval to use ForeFlight on an iPad as an electronic flight bag (EFB). Included in the price are documentation, training, iPad testing and operational guidance. The training includes Sporty's "Flying with ForeFlight" video.
Engine monitoring services company Jet-Care announced at EBACE it has received in excess of 50,000 engine trend data sets via its iECHO GPA iPad app since introducing it at the 2011 NBAA Convention. iECHO enables pilots to gather data during steady state cruise and, once a connection is made, send the data directly to Jet-Care for processing and evaluation. Receiving the data on a flight-by-flight basis enables Jet-Care to notify the operator of any trend changes more quickly.
In 1890, Louis Glass and William Arnold invented the nickel-in-the-slot phonograph, or as those who grew up in the 1960s might remember it, the jukebox. Cabin electronics supplier Flight Display Systems (Booth 1925) has reintroduced that icon of music history by the same name–the Jet Jukebox–but with a lot of new bells and whistles, not to mention a monster server with 500 gigabytes of storage.
Rolls-Royce has launched a new mobile technical publications service for the BR725 engine that powers the Gulfstream G650.
Engine monitoring services company Jet-Care (Booth 539) announced at EBACE it has received in excess of 50,000 engine trend data sets via its iECHO GPA iPad app since introducing it at the 2011 NBAA convention. The app is a logical extension of pilots' increasing use of iPads as electronic flight bags.
Honeywell is making flying the Pilatus PC-12 NG easier with four new iPad apps optimized for the big single-engine turboprop. The apps cover maintenance and operational solutions and is to be available in Apple's App Store in July, although the myGDC app is already available, with an updated version coming in July. More information is available at Honeywell's EBACE exhibit (Booth 487).

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Felger and Massarotti kicked off the week discussing the Boston Celtics, their Game 7 loss to the Miami Heat on Saturday night, and the future of the C's.
On Saturday night, the Celtics fell in Game 7 101-88 to the Miami Heat. The Heat advance to the NBA Finals to play the Oklahoma City Thunder.
After losing in 7 games, how much criticism do the Celtics deserve? Did the Celtics blow the series when they failed to close the Heat out in Game 6?
Is it fair to blame the loss on age? Did the inability to close out the game kill the Celtics? What happened to the Celtics defense in the fourth quarter on Saturday night?
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The magazine writes, "This atrocity earns the loudest jeers from us for not only being the least interactive Kinect game to date, but also wasting a great idea (mimicking lavish pro-wrestling entrances) and taking up precious landfill space that could've been filled with something more pleasant, like hazardous waste. This game would have been a strong contender for the year's worst game if it were a $5 XBLA download. At $50, it's the financial equivalent of being smashed in the head with a steel chair."
-- Former WWE star Chavo Guerrero is expected to join TNA Wrestling in the near future after appearing for Ring Ka King this past week, their India based promotion. As noted earlier, he tweeted the following regarding the tapings on Wednesday: "In India right now, and had an INCREDIBLE wrestling experience last night! Never have seen anything like this in 18 yrs of wrestling!! Great crew in India, inside the ring &out. Really making me LOVE wrestling again!"
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1. Re: Visual Voicemail missing from Marketcelinaj Jun 28, 2012 7:57 AM (in response to celinaj)
By the way, my phone is the HTC G2 - which shouldn't be an issue because VVM was just functioning on it last week.
2. Re: Visual Voicemail missing from Marketcelinaj Jun 28, 2012 8:27 AM (in response to celinaj)
ANSWER: I finally found out how to do this on someone's blog.
SometimesAlways market/carrier restrictions end up hampering the user's experience.
One such instance is T-Mobile's visual voicemail and I will show you how to fix the problem:
- The first step you want to do is call T-Mobile customer (Tel:800-866-2453) and ask to have visual voicemail activated on your account.
- Next it is important to have patience as you must wait – I was advised it would be for two hours.
- If, within a reasonable ammount of time you are still unable to download the app from market follow do the next steps:
- Get App Installer from Market
- Download tmo-vvm-1-2-19.apk (mirror removed for copyright violation) and place it on your phone's sdcard. You can get the newest version but as I can tell the only thing difference is an embedded advertisement.
- Use App Installer to install the downloaded apk (It will not work with default installer)
- Fin.
3. Re: Visual Voicemail missing from Markettmo_mike_c Jun 30, 2012 1:12 AM (in response to celinaj)
Oh no!! I really want you visual voicemail back on your phone. I use that a bunch myself. I would take a look at this doc. http://support.t-mobile.com/docs/DOC-2493#Cannot_download_Visual_Voicemail_VVM_Application_on_Play_Store. if this issue continues, technical support may need to file a Trouble Ticket for you to get this resolved.
4. Re: Visual Voicemail missing from Marketnyar Jul 10, 2012 2:10 AM (in response to tmo_mike_c)
Mike what sort of response is that? Are you a drone or a human, beyond that do you actually understand the subject matter at hand?
Overlooking your failed attempt at grammar the support article you link literally says "turn the device on and off". Do you understand how the Google Play store works? Rebooting the device has no effect if Google Play decides your phone is "not supported" serverside. If you want to offer a true solution allow for the download of the APK, otherwise do not waste people's time - many knowledgable experts have attempted to solve the problem, yourself nonwithstanding, and the solutions are not as simple as "reboot your device and play accept terms of service". Quite frankly I see that sort of support as an insult to your customers and to actual technicians who have knowledge of the subject matter they speak of.
I'm the author of the article linked above, I saw this thread in my statistics, and your totally useless response promted me to register an account.
Beyond all that T-Mobile support is increasingly inept and unskilled in the jobs they do. There is no knowledge there beyond that which is in the knowledgebase, when people call you for help you waste their time and offer no final solution and simply read lines of a script. This brings enthusiasts like myself to provide unofficial, unpaid, support to your customers. You are failing at your duties and should be ashamed of the work you do.
5. Re: Visual Voicemail missing from Marketnetlander Sep 6, 2012 7:48 AM (in response to celinaj)
thank you for the apk ...very helpful


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What do you think of it? I don't like it. I'll be up-front about my opinion. Blogging, microblogging, e-mail, instant messaging, status updates, social connections, fandoms, political endorsements, location, personal contact info, publicity info, online communities, meatspace communities, what we're watching, what we're listening to, what we're doing... Now, it's fine and dandy when I simply have the choice of whether to do it. Because I can happily refuse this choice, and make separate accounts for each service. What I don't like is when these services try to force me to horizontally integrate my communications and relations into using their services. Because darnit, I like my privacy and value it quite highly. I like being able to do things separately. And especially when one service goes down for whatever reason, such as in some places in the Middle East... Why can't I just have separate accounts at every web service site? I'll link them individually when convenient, thank you very much. There really are things that ought to be kept separate, and I'm sure that all of you know multiple cases of what I mean by this. Can someone who is on the other side of opinion on this issue speak to the merits of this, such as convenience? Wouldn't forced linking create problems of content management, or for that matter, wasted bandwidth or processing power?
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hannah is leslie knope
My favourite moment in the series.
#it's just so awesome to see a young woman surrounded by men who are earnestly interested in her opinion #esp. on *ships* #do you know how often i see women get shut down when they try to join in discussions on cars #but they're all like #"nah this girl knows her shit" #"let's talk to her about it" #i mean they SHUT DOWN A GUY ASKING HER TO DANCE BECAUSE SHE'S *TALKING* (via dropkicks)
Is no one going to mention that she is doing all this mechanic speak wearing a frilly pink ball gown? I mean could you slap gender roles any harder in the face?
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"If you think homosexuality is an unnatural condition, I cannot agree with you."
Kevin Rudd smashes a pastor's views on marriage equality on Q&A [x]
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This show taught me everything I needed to know about feminism and family.
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"I have something I want to say to the victims of Newtown, or any other shooting," Davis said. "I don't care if it's here in Minneapolis or anyplace else. Just because a bad thing happened to you doesn't mean that you get to put a king in charge of my life. I'm sorry that you suffered a tragedy, but you know what? Deal with it, and don't force me to lose my liberty, which is a greater tragedy than your loss. I'm sick and tired of seeing these victims trotted out, given rides on Air Force One, hauled into the Senate well, and everyone is just afraid — they're terrified of these victims."
"I would stand in front of them and tell them, 'go to hell,'" he added.
What an asshole!
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Taking an illustration class in the midst of all of this GD thesis planning and job applications is really a breath of fresh air. I had so much fun with this one although the background
I can't do perspective for shit so I just made it warpy and whimsicalgave me a lot of grief.
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Mel Gibson and Oksana Grigorieva were both in court his morning to sign the final settlement of their custody war -- but Oksana got a little something extra out of it ... plugs for her music career!
Mel sat stoic through much of the hearing ... though he clearly rolled his eyes when the judge warned both sides that no further audio recordings can be released -- an obvious reference to Oksana's recorded conversations with Mel.
But when Oksana and Mel each thanked the judge for resolving the dispute ... her attorney slipped in an odd statement about her plans for future musical recordings.
Aahh ... Hollywood.
Talk about the pot calling the kettle TMZ. You buy a photo of a visibly frail Steve Jobs after he made it clear on many occasions that he hoped the media could respect the privacy of him and his family.Shameless promotion? You s***bags make money by selling your souls to the devil.
Oxy the next pop princess with a bunch of hating gibson songs
look out Lady Ga(g) Ga(g)!!
I'm sure noone will be much interested in what she has coming up. She should have stuck with teaching children music. Better get cracking, Oxy-toxin
Shameless promotion: This is exactly what I was thinking while watching the video. It made me sick. I don't understand a judge letting them make career "advertisements" for someone in court. Did Mel Gibson get equal time?
Music is the last thing on people's minds when they see this skank.
OMG, I couldn't believe I was hearing that from her attorneys either. I seriously thought I was hearing it wrong, because the volume was so low cuz I am at work, haha. But they really did promote her next two cd's right there in the court room, haha. I also found it odd, but I don't spend time in courts usually, that both sides felt it necessary to thank a judge for doing his job. It seemed gratuitous and strange to me. Is this normal in courts these days??
Ah, deluded Russian golddiggers.. go back to your moth hole, Ox!
The only airplay this broad's music will get will be on TMZ's Like or Dislike
She will never pay Eric George's bill by screeching like a cat. What a joke this bitch is!
Extortion pays less than she thought.
WTF is with her "lowers" ties??? Someone needs to get those dirt bags a stylist who isn't a tacky Russian slutsky
wow Horowitz did not look happy at all on Video.
Judge resolved this matter with skill and great finesse. Gibson's career still suffered. He also lost financially (he must pay for her many lawyers fees But 50/50 custody is most fair, jmo
I could piss on the lid of a aluminum garbage can and it would sound better than her music.
That little cd promo was totally embarrassing for the lawyers. Do they get their own street corner to sell whatever 'music' like the $250K a year O-the-ho scam artist?
I have three observations:
1. When you're in Court, you always stand when addressing the Court...it's a show of respect. Mel and her attorney did. She didn't. She's been in Court enough to know better.
2. You turn down $15M because you're greedy and want more...and end up with $750K. All I can say is the karma train came back around for her.
3. Plugging her CD was pathetic. But who is going to buy it anyway?
I want to know why Mel got stuck having to pay her lawyer fees(?) What's the logic there? She went through, literally, dozens of lawyers, trying to find one that would get her more $$ than she deserved.
Why does Mel have to pay for that? That is the most TOTALLY unfair part about this case! SHE hired all those lawyers, SHE should be the one that has to pay them!


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After a Memorial Day weekend that featured some increment weather, the Illinois Fighting Illini were able to qualify for match-play at the NCAA Championships on Monday.
Entering the Third Round in tenth place, the Fighting Illini were able to make a move up the standings. They shot a 280 (E) for the second straight day and moved up two spots to eighth on the team leader board.
Overall, Illinois has shot 845 at the NCAA Championships which puts them at 5-over-par.
The Illini also received a huge performance from their Big Ten Player of the Year during Third Round play. Junior Brian Campbell led all Illini golfers by shooting 7-under-par on Monday. His Third Round performance was good enough to move him from 75th to 9th on the player leader boards.
According to purduesports.com, "the top eight teams from the 54-hole stroke play rounds will then compete in a match-play format on Tuesday and Wednesday to determine the 2014 NCAA National Champion."
The eight teams to make the cut for match-play are: Stanford, Alabama, LSU, Oklahoma State, Georgia Tech, UCLA, SMU, and Illinois.
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This exploit has only been tested on 2.1.4. Others are most likely vulnerable but have not yet been tested.
Simple SQL injection in func_msg.php on line 448. to_by_id is not properly sanitized. It's passed to the class via an
instance of the messenger class, which takes it from the ipb sanitized input array. It has limited use (only know
whether the query was successful).
To exploit this, make a request to send a PM, but include a value in the request so that
from_contact=<SQL INJECTION>
Here is an example request:
Host: localhost
User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.7.12) Gecko/20060405 Firefox/1.0.7
Accept: text/xml,application/xml,application/xhtml+xml,text/html;q=0.9,text/plain;q=0.8,image/png,*/*;q=0.5
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Accept-Charset: ISO-8859-1,utf-8;q=0.7,*;q=0.7
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Using an injection like this someone's pass hash could be easily deduced.
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Rutland Town School cuts budget, schedules new voteBy Josh O'Gorman
Staff Writer | March 07,2013The Rutland Town School Board wasted no time trimming its budget by $128,000 for a revote March 26.
During a meeting Wednesday night, one day after town meeting, the board adopted a proposed budget of $7,999,000, an increase of $326,085, or 4.2 percent, more than the current budget of $7,672,915.
Tuesday, by a 22-vote margin, residents rejected a proposed budget of $8,127,036, which represented an increase of 5.9 percent, or $454,120.
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someone who is really cool and smart at the same time
omg your such a darragh
by darragh brosnan February 25, 2008
A person who is hung like a horse, usually very cool and knows their way around the bedroom
That Darragh is a g
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To lose control over all bodily functions at once.
"I just ate a grape and i Darragh'd"
"I was walking down the street when i saw my friends mum, then i just Darragh'd, right there"
"I was walking down the street when i saw my friends mum, then i just Darragh'd, right there"
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Darragh is a fucking douchebag.
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1. a try-hard looser, that will probaly turn out to be gay.
2. another word for testicles
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1. ur such a darragh...
2. my darragh's are itchy
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There is little chance that anyone who watched the just recently concluded NBA playoff missed any nuance in game five. NBA TV has repeated the game numerous times since Father's Day and everyone closely connected had an opportunity to weigh in.
From my quarters the "I told you so's" were not all that bad, however, some acquaintances just looked my way and shook their heads from side to side. There was a trio of fans of the game who didn't waver when I tried to recruit them to switch over to the Heat. Rose Nunnally of the Holly Springs Utility Department warned me mildly that my pick may be flawed.
Lincoln Martin of South Center Printing was both adamant and insistent. He allowed that if the Spurs won just one of those games in Miami, the split would sway the basketball gods to their favor. Boyce Crawford, a long-time auto dealer in Holly Springs and a good person to talk any sports with, was also intractable in his support of San Antonio.
Mental note to self, "Self, it probably wouldn't be a bad idea to seek this triumphant trio out in future playoffs."
Interesting follow-up to my post playoff conversation with Lincoln – he shares my sentiment that the Spurs and Heat aren't exactly done with each other. The record is now one to one. That is not very definitive when it comes to superiority. Are they going to be content to let it stand at that?
During subsequent press conferences, the Heat hierarchy maintained that the franchise is still as solid as ever and moving on past the playoffs loss. The "Big Three" are at a point where all of them can "opt out" and declare free agent status. Heat leadership is using the wait-andsee tactic – give the King time away from the game and the arena. Does LeBron have the interest, intent and persuasive power to steer the Heat, specifically Bosh and Wade, into making another run?
And what about their opponents the past two seasons? Will the nucleus which they showed this season remain intact for another record-setting run? The key face of that franchise, Duncan, Genobili and Parker did not let age become a factor. And they have added another key ingredient, Kawhi Leonard. Personally, I feel that Tim Duncan will be a part of the organization even after he sheds the uniform.
Besides basketball being the main attentiongetter, this past week, the SEC had two contenders in the College Baseball World Series. The Ole Miss Rebels just almost made it to the big show, being eliminated by the Cavaliers of the University of Virginia in the semis.
The Commodores of Vanderbilt whipped the Longhorns of Texas and will now meet the Cavaliers in their first-ever quest for a world title.
Also the entire U.S.A. has been energized by Team U.S.A.'s success in the FIFA (Federation of International Football Associations). Don't be confused if the rules of competition seem to be a little puzzling, because they are.
Teams have to be beaten to be eliminated. U.S.A. tied with Portugal on Sunday and will play Germany next. Portugal was the number two-rated team in the playoffs. In collegiate basketball it is called the "Sweet 16;" in world soccer it is called the "Group of Death," or the "knock-out round." Just bear in mind the team has to be beaten to be eliminated.
Hate to end this on a sad note but a very important member of The South Reporter team suffered the loss of a family member this past week. Doyle Jones, husband of Linda Jones, passed away. The entire staff of The South Reporter stands in solidarity with the family in their grief.
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Four days after his Sukhoi SU-31 crashed a half-mile from
shore in Fort Lauderdale (FL), the wreckage of Ian
Groom's aircraft was recovered Tuesday.
Stormy weather and rough seas delayed recovery of the aircraft
as the Air and Sea Show went on in Groom's honor over the
Groom was practicing a flat-spin Thursday when he failed to
recover and slammed into the ocean. Groom, 58, was pulled from the
water. He was pronounced dead a short time later.
Some aviation experts have been quoted in the general media as
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The NTSB and the FAA are investigating Groom's death. He had
performed at the Air and Sea Show every year since its
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Recent Study Confirms Link between Physical Features of Somaliland Presidential Candidates and Success at the Polls.
An interesting link was found in a recent study conducted by Mercenary Corps and funded by the UNDP [Formerly 'The Bridge to Nowhere Organisation"] titled "A Survey of Candidate Physical Attributes and Political Success in Somaliland." The researchers first examined previous studies on the trends in voting in this region and factors outside of tribal affiliation (including physical appearance) which influenced voters at the booth. The objective of this study was how to better understand the challenges in a post Arab-Spring Africa and to foster what has for over twenty years been one of the only true democracies in the region.
Lead researcher Rad Neck, an American psychologist flown in for the high profile project explains "Almost immediately on reviewing pictures of the previous elected officials to the highest office in Somaliland, we noted that all seemed to possess fascinating Einstein-sized heads and no other distinguishing or determining features found outside of the normal population. This, in itself, was an interesting observation as head-size also played a role in how senators were selected in ancient Rome."
The study found that the bigger the head of the presidential candidate, the higher his success rate. A close study of pictures of all previous presidents and the current president of Somaliland voted into office confirmed that all possessed a higher than average head size. Earlier presidents Abdirahman Tur boasted a head diameter of 28.3 inches, with Mohamed Egal boasting a head diameter of 29.1 inches and the current Somaliland President Ahmed Silaanyo boasting a whopping head diameter of 31.2 inches. The average size of an adult male head in Somaliland is between 22-24 inches, which falls within the global norm. Not factored into the equation as an anomaly was former president Dahir Riyale, with an average head diameter of 23 inches. The researchers felt that he should be left out of the observation due to the wide allegations of electoral fraud that plagued his swearing in to office.
The three-month study also led to another startling discovery; the Somali word for president literally means "Big-Head" and led to speculation that perhaps some voters in rural areas (80% of voters) were confused when presented with the candidates and perhaps thought they were being asked to vote 'Who Has The Biggest Head?'. Rad explains "We at first wanted to explore the psychology behind voting for the person with the most real estate on their head when by an off-chance we discovered through a local who was assisting us on the project that the word for president could also mean 'Huge-Head', 'Big-Head' or 'Massive-Head'… We found this peculiar and decided to explore who the other candidates were and whether or not this could be the explanation to our observation. Before this we were following a theory that perhaps the local population associated a bigger head with more brain processing power?" [Ad sic]
In the most recent election held in 2010, the current president ran for election against a small-headed Eng. Faisal Warabe of the UCID Party and an even smaller headed incumbent Dahir Rayaale of the UDUB Party and won in a landslide victory. According to a theory developed during the study, some researchers suggest that Mr. Warabe's UCID party would've fared better at the polls had they selected his running mate to lead the party as he boasted a substantially bigger head than the party Chairman. He even made it into the current government.
After the initial findings of this study, Rad Neck is looking to expand on his findings and is working on a second study following the current aspiring candidates. After closely following the political candidates more closely, he's already making predictions on who he feels has the upper-hand according to his theory.
"The three main candidates at this point are an ex-minister, the chairman of the ruling party and the Speaker of the Parliament. The ex minister of interior has an average sized head, and the chairman of the ruling party has a below average sized head and the Speaker of the Parliament posses a head that I think will make him not only the front-runner but the clear winner in the election. Our initial findings in the second phase of our research are that his party indeed has the most followers and is poised to win the election and I can only say that our study leads us to not conclude any differently" Rad states with a big smile on his face.
By Sloof Lirpa of the Turkish Gazette
Sloof Lirpa writes for The Turkish Gazette and freelances for various media agencies.
This story is hoax, SomalilandPress Editorial just wanted to see your reactions. Happy April Fools guys! There is no such thing as Turkish Gazette and the "reporter" Sloof Lirpa is actually April Fools written backwards.


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The complaint about clones is a bit odd – surely it is also known as "competition" – and why is it not an issue in the US? Isn't the real point that most domestic markets in Europe are too small for a web company to take advantage of the economies of scale available – as compared to the US which has a true single market – or at least currency and language. In the case of Vente Privee, it might have been sensible for it to have deployed its resources on a US launch a bit sooner.
The complaint about clones in Europe market is a real and is a fact. First, the US or Japanese companies can apply for a "Business Method Patent" to protect their "Innovative Business Concepts". Second, in Europe some Familliy Office having Venture Capital investment strategy but not the culture of a true VC, do not hesitate to copy and paste a good business idea by founding a clone companies and hiring a complete executive management team!
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Marvin Dodson
Marvin Dodson, 64, of Byhalia, died Aug. 21, 2014, at North Delta Hospice in Southaven. He was a self-employed truck driver.
Visitation will be at the funeral home Aug. 28 from 2-6 p.m. and at the church Aug. 29 from 12 noon to 12:55 p.m.
Services will be held at 1 p.m. on Aug. 29 at Pleasant Grove MB Church in Red Banks. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Rev. S.A. Phillips will officiate. J.F. Brittenum and Son Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
He leaves four children, Katina Lucas of Red Banks, Sabrina DeCuire, Demico Dodson, both of Seattle, Wash., Alisha Dillard of Kansas City, Mo.; a sister, Pearl Dodson of Byhalia; a brother, Donald "Duck" Dodson of Byhalia; and five grandchildren.
Melinda Childress Hughes
Melinda Childress Hughes, 83, of Holly Springs, died Aug. 18, 2014, at her home. She was the widow of Nathan Hughes. She was a Jehovah's Witness.
Services were held at 1:30 p.m. on Aug. 26 at Providence MB Church in Holly Springs. Burial was in Cottrell Memorial Garden. Rev. Willie Hoey officiated. J.F. Brittenum and Son Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
She leaves a son, James E. Lawson of Holly Springs; five daughters, Sweetie Hawkins of Baltimore, Md., Bulah Hicks of Oxford, Maggie Holcomb of Aurora, Ill., Aubrey Kinard, Debra Hughes of Holly Springs; three sisters, Lucille Harris, Letha Harris, Beatrice Robinson, all of Holly Springs; two brothers, Louis Childress, George Childress, both of Waynesville, Mo.; 20 grandchildren, 26 great-grandchildren and six great-great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by two sons, Nathan Hughes Jr. and Johny Hughes.
Florence B. Shipp Matlock
Florence B. Shipp Matlock, 69, of Holly Springs, died Aug. 21, 2014, at Baptist Hospital-North MS in Oxford. She was a member of Jordan's Temple in Holly Springs, a member of the mother board, and a food service assistant with Alliance HealthCare System.
Visitation will be at the funeral home Aug. 29 from 2-6 p.m. and at the church on Aug. 30 from 10-10:55 a.m.
Services will be held at 11 a.m. on Aug. 30 at New Dimension Salt and Light Ministries. Burial will be in New Hope CME Church Cemetery. Bishop Earnest Jordan will officiate. J.F. Brittenum and Son Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
She leaves three children, Cathie Hampton of Holly Springs, Tracy Shipp of Fort Wayne, Ind., Curtis Blair Jr. of Milwaukee, Wisc.; three sisters, Bernice Rutherford, Glennie Pegues, both of Holly Springs, Connie Bradley of Southaven; a brother, Jimmy Lee Shipp Jr. of Holly Springs; six grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by a brother, Robert Shipp.
Janie Owens
Janie Owens, 77, of New Albany, died Aug. 19, 2014, in New Albany. She was a Baptist.
Graveside services were held at 6 p.m. on Aug. 22 at Enterprise Cemetery. Holly Springs Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
She leaves two daughters, Ivy Bryant (Lloyd) of Bradford, Tenn., Terri Price (Larry) of Hickory Flat; 20 grandchildren and several great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by two sons, Randy Owens, Mark Owens; three daughters, Rebecca Peterson, Lisa Owens, Jackie Owens; and two grandchildren, Christopher Price, Tiffany Price.
For online condolences visit www.hsfuneralhome.com.
John Shaw
John Huron "Duck" Shaw, 88, of Waterford, died Aug. 19, 2014, at the Trinity Mission Health and Rehab in Holly Springs. He was a United States veteran and retired logger. He received his education in the Marshall County Public School System and was a lifelong resident of North Mississippi.
Services were held at 11 a.m. on Aug. 23 at the Mt. Moriah Baptist Church in Holly Springs. Burial was in Laws Hill Cemetery. Arrangements were provided Peebles Fayette County Funeral Homes and Cremation Center, Main Chapel of Somerville, Tenn.
He leaves his brother, Travis O'Dell Shaw of Holly Springs; three nephews, Monty Shaw (Norma), Jerry Shaw (Lee), Ricky Shaw, all of Holly Springs; and a niece, Karen Cupp (Jeff) of Olive Branch.
The family requests that memorials be directed to the Mt. Moriah Baptist Church, 2641 Laws Hill Road, Holly Springs, MS 38635.
Danny Ray Smith
Danny Ray Smith, 33, of Byhalia, died Aug. 17, 2014. He was a member of First Baptist Church in Barton and an equipment operator.
Services were held at 2 pm. on Aug. 21 at Holly Springs Funeral Home Chapel. Burial was in First Baptist Church Cemetery in Barton.
He leaves his father, Wayne Smith of Memphis, Tenn.; his mother, Ruth Smith of Byhalia; a brother, David Smith of Byhalia; two sisters, Lisa Coleman of Byhalia, Melinda Brown of Memphis and a niece, Brittany Coleman of Byhalia.
For online condolences visit www.hsfuneralhome.com.
Jonathan LeAndre' Taylor
Jonathan LeAndre' Taylor, 36, of Holly Springs, died Aug. 24, 2014, at Davage Smith Hall/Rust College. He was a member of Chulahoma MB Church, young adult ministry, NAACP, a 2000 graduate of Rust College and resident director of Rust College Davage Smith Hall.
Visitation will be Aug. 29 from 2-6 p.m. at the funeral home and Aug. 30 from 10-10:55 a.m. at the church.
Services will be at 11 a.m. on Aug. 30 at Chulahoma MB Church Cemetery. Rev. Tony Taylor will officiate. J.F. Brittenum and Son Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
He leaves his father, John L. Taylor of Holly Springs; his mother, Naomi Thomas Taylor of Holly Springs; his sister, Chere Taylor of Olive Branch; his brother, Rev. Tony Taylor (Shenika) of Olive Branch, a niece Nikesia Taylor and a nephew Torrean Taylor, both of Olive Branch.
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Love when this happens.
I love it when people I know are in bands, or have been for years since I can remember and shit, you know, like them high school days.
Some I'm stoked for, others I can give two shits about. I met this guy Mike through my friends and he was just a kid when they asked him to be a part of their band. That band didn't last but it's funny how you meet people and shit.
I wasn't Mike's friend, I just talked to him on AIM and shit, that type of relationship I guess. I met this guy Alec through another friend and I think they were ina band together, from what I can recall with this shit memory I have now, and that old band didn't last either but Alec and Mike are ina band together that's pretty well known and that stokes the fuck outta me.
I'm not sure if they were in bands before, because some of us didn't talk like that and shit.
That band that Alec and Mike are in is Like Bats.
Some of my friends that I met on here, good ol Tumblr, like them and I think that's rad.
Some of my friends meeting through local shows obviously like them, since they lived in the same area where I was in Chicago.
What I don't like is that, Like Bats is playing June 1st and June 16th. I always have to work Mondays and I'm not sure if I can go see this this Sunday and it's sad because I have yet to see them play.
Some friend I am. Some fan…..ahah!


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LEE COUNTY, Fla. -- A former high school teacher accused of having sex with a student is now in jail.
Lee County deputies say Dominic Frank, 25, turned himself in late Tuesday night. WINK News first reported this story in February.
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Jon Stewart on Ferguson….and Fox's response
You are tired of hearing about "racism"? Well, some of us are tried of the racism to begin with.
This is one of his best episodes, ever.
Yes, she shooting victim was not a virtuous citizen. But there is enough to suggest that she was shot while he wasn't a threat and there is overwhelming evidence that black males are not treated fairly by law enforcement (on the whole).
August 27, 2014 Posted by blueollie | racism, ranting, social/political | Ferguson shooting, Fox News, jon stewart | Leave a comment
Obama Derangement Syndrome
Ok, the airline shoot down was a horrible thing; we need to let the facts come in. It was shot down (BUK?) and we need to know: Russian Military? Rebel forces with Russian equipment?
But..you guessed it; our wingnuts are all over President Obama.
Here, they attempt to compare President Reagan's response to USSR Air Force fighters shooting down a Korean Air Lines plane to the current President Obama response.
Uh, wingnuts:
1. President Reagan's address was on September 5, 1983, and the shoot down was on September 1, 1983.
2. The Korean plane was shot down by official Soviet fighter jets; we still don't know the details of TODAY's shootdown (who, with what?)
Also, some are jumping on President Obama for…eating lunch and doing other duties?
These people have forfeited the right to be taken seriously; they are a joke.
By the way: I note that they don't mention the US shooting down an Iranian Airliner while President Reagan was still in office.
July 18, 2014 Posted by blueollie | ranting, social/political, world events | Obama derangement syndrome | Leave a comment
Hobby Lobby SCOTUS case: if you are a liberal and didn't vote for Gore in 2000: STFU
Elections have consequences. Here are two of them: Justice Roberts and Justice Alito.
So, in 2016: the election matters. Republicans and Democrats are NOT the same. Period.
June 30, 2014 Posted by blueollie | political/social, ranting | Leave a comment
But it is all natural, 100 percent organic and GMO free!
(I know, redundant)
So why don't you make a salad of it, or perhaps rub it all over yourself?
Seriously, this is why this "natural = good, GMO = bad" stuff cracks me up. Plants evolved so as to make it more likely that they reproduce at higher rates; they didn't evolve for our benefit.
June 28, 2014 Posted by blueollie | ranting, social/political | GMO, naturalistic fallacy, woo woo | Leave a comment
I am a bad liberal…..
I am a bad liberal for many reasons.
1. I think that the fears about GMOs are way overblown; there is no evidence that GMO food is bad for you or that "organic" is better for you.
2. I am not a big fan of NPR and their shows such as Prairie Home Companion, What Do You Know, Wait, wait, don't tell me, Cartalk, etc.
3. I don't like watching soccer:
4. I think that personal responsibility is a good thing (e. g., having only the number of kids you can afford to have, etc.)
5. I think that George Will made some reasonable "statistical" points in his article and a good point about the murkiness of a sexual assault charge (though his claim about survivors of sexual assault having a coveted status was stupid and probably turned people off right at the start). Mr. Will is no intellectual giant, but the people calling for his firing aren't either.
6. I don't nod my head and agree with XXXXX activists right away; I like to weigh their opinions and arguments first.
7. I have contempt for woo-woo of all types…
8. I find Unitarian Churches only slightly less annoying than other churches.
9. I see little good about Islamic Republics; I find the behavior of many of them to be backwards and barbaric.
10. I refuse to "reason by slogan" (e. g. "war on xxxx", "fat shaming", "slut shaming", "bullying", blah blah blah…)
11. I find activists, on the whole, to have more passion for than knowledge about their area.
12. I value "knowing what you are talking about" more highly than how passionate someone believes something.
13. I think that getting the best public policy is a constrained optimization problem; e. g. I might want, say, single payer insurance but that wasn't going to happen. We were lucky to even get the ACA.
14. I back politicians that can actually win on a national level: you might clamor for a Sanders-Warren ticket but not me. I'd rather elect someone that will get 30-40 percent of what I want than to go down with all flags flying with someone who espouses 90 percent of what I want.
15. I don't see the mundane as "awesome"; to me, "awesome" implies an outlier type quality to a performance.
16. I like boxing and football. I did both (former at the PE class level) and would do so again.
17. I view women to be like men in this regard: they are flawed human beings trying to get along in the world. They are not better than men…nor are they worse.
18. I am not a feminist and have no desire to be to be thought of as one. Yes, women should be treated fairly and are often not (I agree with about 80-90 percent of what is in this book)
June 17, 2014 Posted by blueollie | ranting, social/political | I am a bad liberal, liberal | Leave a comment
On knowing what you are talking about….
First: this is how some discussions about religion appear to me. Comments to the effect of "I don't see how it could be otherwise" are not convincing.
When people talk about raising the retirement age, remember that there is a big spread in "years lived after 65″ between wealthier white collar workers and poorer blue collar ones.
See here:
I was pleased to see this article by Annie Lowrey documenting the growing disparity in life expectancy between the haves and the have-nots. It's kind of frustrating, however, that this is apparently coming as news not just to many readers but to many policymakers and pundits. Many of us have been trying for years to get this point across — to point out that when people call for raising the Social Security and Medicare ages, they're basically saying that janitors must keep working because corporate lawyers are living longer. Yet it never seems to sink in.
Maybe this article will change that. But my guess is that in a week or two we will once again hear a supposed wise man saying that we need to raise the retirement age to 67 because of higher life expectancy, unaware that (a) life expectancy hasn't risen much for half of workers (b) we've already raised the retirement age to 67.
Ms. Lowrey's article is here.
Here is one of my pet peeves: all too often, a non-specialist will attempt to claim that the mainstream view/theory in a different profession is wrong because it doesn't make sense to them. Here Larry Moran takes on a chemistry professor's (at Rice University, no less) claim that evolutionary theory is flawed. Professor Moran concludes:
I suppose I'm going to be labeled as one of those evil "Darwinists" who won't tolerate anyone who disagrees with me about evolution.1
I'm actually not. I just don't like stupid people who think they are experts in evolution when they have never bothered to learn about it. Here's my advice to graduate students in organic chemistry: if you want to know about evolution then take a course or read a textbook. And remember, there's nothing wrong with admitting that you don't understand a subject. Just don't assume your own ignorance means that all the experts in the subject are wrong too.
It isn't just "experts at a different field" though. Right now, we are hearing more and more from people who think that vaccines are bad and contain lots of harmful chemicals. One scientist had enough and made an epic drunken rant:
No, this is not a partisan issue; there are plenty of liberal anti-vaccination types out there, and they are a disgrace.
March 16, 2014 Posted by blueollie | creationism, economy, evolution, ranting, religion, science, social/political, Uncategorized | anti-vaccination, dunning kruger effect, longevity inequality, woo woos | Leave a comment
Memes and massive online open courses and education for the masses
A description of the massive online open courses movement can be seen here. I've read where some have said that somehow this was supposed to be a threat to conventional higher education.
Yes, I think that the MOOC is a good thing; it makes a ton of good, valuable resources available to those who want supplemental work or to those who are, say geographically isolated.
But there are some factors that I don't see discussed that often.
1. Learning some types of material is hard. I've taught college mathematics for upwards of 20 years. The students almost always THINK that they know the material better than they actually know it; I find this out when I grade their examinations. How are they going to learn the stuff if they don't have the "pass the test" incentive? Yes, I know that some of these MOOCs have a online exam at the end (multiple choice) that is machine graded, but only a tiny percentage of people get to them.
Learning is hard and time consuming.
2. Prerequisites: many might find, say, some of the counter intuitive conclusions of quantum mechanics interesting. But how many are going to be disciplined enough to learn the math to learn this area properly? How many are even capable of learning the mathematics properly?
Here is a hint:
Yes, I know that this is nonsense; there is nothing to "solve" here; this is the Fourier function representation formula. And yes, given a function you need to know how to solve for to even begin a proper undergraduate quantum mechanics course.
So if you don't know this already, are you going to spend the years necessary learning enough mathematics?
So. I think that this massive open online stuff is good, it isn't going to benefit a high percentage of the population. It IS a boon to a tiny percentage of outliers though.
Yep, when you see some internet arguments about subjects such as the constitutionality of a given law, whether a given GMO is safe, climate change, evolution, fracking, etc., well, people think that providing a link to an "activist" website or their having half-digested a couple of pop-books on the subject (IF that) qualifies them as an expert, or at least gives them an opinion that is worth taking seriously.
Psst: it doesn't.
And, of course, it is ALWAYS someone else who is "stoopid"
Yes, I've seen the unmodified version of this meme (modification is in red) posted on many people's walls, including the walls of woo-woos and those who really haven't accomplished all that much. I know that the National Academy of Science isn't in my future, and I don't have any members on my friends list.
I have lots of blind spots and, if I have an advantage on most, it is that I know that there is a huge gap between me and the truly genius level people AND I understand that what "makes sense to me" might well be false, or at best, incomplete. But the Dunning-Kruger effect is strong in many.
January 19, 2014 Posted by blueollie | education, ranting, social/political | dunning kruger effect, massive open online courses | Leave a comment
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Channeling my inner Republican
Yes, I am a liberal because I accept science (and I strongly disagree with the rabid anti-GMO woos) and because I think that some social programs actually stimulate the economy (e. g. businesses hire more when they have more customers).
But I have some sympathy with those who say things like Don't Have Kids if You Can't Afford Them!
It is YOUR job to support your kids. Yes, I know; sometimes people ARE responsible and are then hit with illnesses, accidents, lay-offs, etc. THAT is what safety nets are for.
But all too many are indigent (or poor) prior to having kids, sometimes on purpose. And no, I am NOT just talking about "other people", "them", "people who look differently than I do", etc.
September 14, 2013 Posted by blueollie | ranting, Republican, social/political | social rant | Leave a comment
Apology to Ann Coulter (and unfair attacks on Kathleen Parker)
No, I haven't gone crazy. I still think that Ann Coulter's column (which you can read here) is dumb.
But on my Daily Kos diary I did take this quote out of context (and issued a correction when alert readers told me that I could have taken it out of context):
Perhaps, someday, blacks will win the right to be treated like volitional human beings. But not yet
Initially, I read this sentence as Coulter saying that blacks didn't deserve to be treated as volitional human beings ("volitional" as in being able to think rationally for themselves). But when I reread the article I see that she probably meant that "the media and political/social leaders should be treating blacks as volitional human beings but aren't as yet".
Yes, it is still a dumb quote; I still see no reason at all that Trayvon Martin should have been profiled. He was minding his own business and people have the right to do that. But it isn't an inherently racist quote.
My apologies to Ann Coulter.
Kathleen Parker
I winced when I read this:
I invite you to read the entire Parker article, which contains this:
This is not to justify what subsequently transpired between Zimmerman and Martin but to cast a dispassionate eye on reality. And no, just because a few black youths caused trouble doesn't mean all black youths should be viewed suspiciously. This is so obvious a truth that it shouldn't need saying and yet, if we are honest, we know that human nature includes the accumulation of evolved biases based on experience and survival. In the courtroom, it's called profiling. In the real world, it's called common sense.
No, this isn't "justifying" profiling, but what this admits is that human beings appear to be hardwired to take mental shortcuts (heuristics) which rely on (often faulty) inductive reasoning: "gee, black men have caused these these recent break ins and we see black guys arrested on television, so this black guy is more likely to be a criminal than, say, a similarly dressed white or Asian guy".
And yes, people often call such heuristics "common sense". But, too many times, "common sense" is often a matter of "knowing what isn't so", and I think that Ms. Parker was commenting on that.
I should also say this: I could believe (at first) that Ann Coulter meant what she said in a mean spirited, racist manner because I have little respect for her. But I have to concede that I was almost certainly wrong in how I took that sentence.
On the other hand, I immediately thought "Parker couldn't have meant that; she is too smart to have said what the headline claims" because I see her as smart and principled. So I went ahead and read her column with an open mind.
I tend to give the benefit of the doubt to those that I perceive to be intelligent and principled; you might call that a type of Bayesian reasoning. ;-)
July 18, 2013 Posted by blueollie | racism, ranting, social/political | ann coulter, kathleen parker, racism | Leave a comment
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TMproject was founded 2009 in Geneva by Tracy Mueller, art historian and former assistant to ShContemporary fair and Art&Public gallery.
TMproject features up-and-coming as well as established contemporary artists with no distinction of gender, origin or media. The aim of the gallery is to promote art beyond its decorative qualities and present research and experimentation by artists issuing universal statements out of their respective surroundings. A special emphasis is given to curating shows by producing original works.
A member of "Quartier des Bains" since 2010, TMproject moved in March 2012 to larger premises, opening a 3 rooms exhibition space next to the MAMCO museum.
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