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G-8 Nations Pledge To Crack Down On Corporate Tax Evaders
The world's wealthiest nations are promising to fight what they call the scourge of tax evasion. This week's meeting of the Group of Eight industrialized countries concluded with a pledge to end the use of tax shelters by multinational corporations.
But there are still big questions about how they will make a dent in the problem.
In the aftermath of the global recession, countries all over the world have struggled with budget shortfalls. More and more of them have come to blame part of their revenue problems on one culprit — tax avoidance.
The G-8 statement this week represents a kind of doubling down on the determination of wealthy countries to take on the problem.
"If you want a low-tax economy, which I believe is fundamental to growth, you have to collect the taxes that are owed," British Prime Minister David Cameron said Tuesday. "That is only fair for companies and for people who play by the rules."
Big Questions Remain
But the G-8 statement was short on specifics about how to address the problem.
It says tax authorities in different countries should share information more readily. It also says multinational companies should be more transparent about the taxes they pay.
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Cameron spoke about creating a new international mechanism that would track where companies are earning their profits and under what name. That would make clear whether they are paying what they owe.
But the statement stops short of advocating a central ownership registry for corporations — something many tax activists have long pressed for.
Jack Blum of Tax Justice Network USA says such a registry would make it harder for companies to hide their profits in shell corporations.
"A registry will go a very long way to helping people sort out who's hiding money where and really help tax collectors collect the money that's owed," he says.
Blum says the G-8 statement is a step in the right direction.
"They've said a lot of the right things," he says. "Now the question is how will they do it?"
Blum says it is now up to lawmakers in the G-8 countries to spell out and agree on exactly what they want to do — and that promises to be a long and contentious process.
"This isn't a treaty; it's nothing that's passed the Congress," he says. "There are many hurdles between here and real action."
Anticipating Business Opposition
Any major change in U.S. tax law is certain to face opposition by business groups.
Catherine Schultz of the National Foreign Trade Council says companies shift money around in a complex global economy for good reason. And what often seems like tax evasion to the public is really a legal effort by companies to minimize their tax bill.
"If it's legal under the tax rules for them to minimize their taxes, we need to change the underlying tax rules, we need to go to tax reform, we need to fix our system," Schultz says.
Business groups also insist the real problem is that U.S. corporate tax rates are higher than in other developed countries. They say that any effort to crack down on tax evasion needs to be done as a part of an overall reform of the nation's tax code.
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- Reducing greenhouse gas emissions to 7 percent below 1990 levels would cost Pennsylvania state government $440 million a year.
- The slower economic growth due to higher energy costs would reduce state revenue by $4.7 billion per year.
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WACO (December 6, 2012)--The Heart of Texas Feral Friends is hosting a "Feral Cat Winter Shelter Building Workshop" along with a low-cost vaccination clinic Sunday.
The workshop will teach interested attendees how to easily construct structures to keep roaming cats warm this winter.
Organizers will talk with attendees about the Trap-Neuter-Return program and while the workshop is free, donations will be accepted.
Attendees are encouraged to bring their own supplies like hay, tape, bungee cords and extra large plastic storage bins, though some supplies will be available until they run out.
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This morning, Howard Stern challenged Fox News' Megyn Kelly, host of American Live, to play Marry, Fuck, Kill with a triumvirate of Fox News blowhards: Bill O'Reilly, Glenn Beck, and Sean Hannity. Talk about a rock and a hard place.
After some desperate deliberation, here's what Megyn decided.
- Marry: Hannity. "He's probably got the most dough and he's youngest."
- Fuck: O'Reilly. "He wrote a book that had some saucy sex scenes in there."
- Kill: Glenn Beck, by default.
Here are few more Marry, Fuck, Kill scenarios, listed with my picks.
The Fox & Friends Trio of Terror
- Gretchen Carlson: Marry. She's relatively harmless, and remember the time Jon Stewart proved she's secretly smart?
- Brian Kilmeade: Fuck. You can't marry him because he's kind of racist and has blindspots in his brain—which may be why he's kind of racist, come to think of it. But look how adroit he is with his face trapped in a man's crotch!
- Steve Doocy: Kill.
The Guest Panel of Star-Studded Stupor
- Mike Huckabee: Marry. He has a sense of humor, which should help you deal with the back-to-the-Stone-Age religiosity.
- Sarah Palin: Fuck. She's the youngest of the three, and pretty.
- Bill Kristol: Kill.
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- Shep Smith: Marry. If you can get over the spray tan he's kind of dreamy, and the voice doesn't hurt.
- Kimberly Guilfoyle: Fuck. She used to be a Victoria's Secret model. It'd be a Gavin Newsom sloppy second, but he's always had good taste in women, although too much appetite.
- Michelle Malkin: Kill.
Feel free to construct your own Fox News M,F,K fantasies in the comments. [TVNewser, Examiner, images via FoxNews.com]


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GATESVILLE (September 28, 2012)--Cody Dion-Michael Parlato, 19, of Copperas Cove, was indicted Thursday for murder in connection with the July 11 slashing death of another man.
Darien P. Brodeur, 42, also of Copperas Cove, was found just before 4 a.m. on July 11 in an apartment at the Five Hills Apartments at 2015 East Highway 190 after police responded to a report of a possible death.
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Parlato remains in the Coryell County Jail in lieu of a $1 million bond.
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Training camps for almost all NFL teams are starting in the next couple of weeks and players are getting ready to show the coaching staff their athleticism. Unfortunately, the rookie cornerback Jalen Ramsey for the Jacksonville Jaguars had surgery this week to fix his torn meniscus in his right knee. The good news is the team is expecting him to be back in business for the training camp that begins the end of July. Ramsey will have his work cut out for him, but he is young and spry which increases his chances of a full recovery. Tickets for the upcoming season are up for grabs so don't miss your chance to get your hands on some seats.
The Jacksonville Jaguars had their final home game on December 20th. If you missed out, you are going to have to wait until next season to catch the Jaguars in action. Unfortunately, this game, against the Atlanta Falcons, was not the finale fans were hoping for. Despite scoring the most in any one quarter, the Jaguars fell behind with a final score of 23-17. There are two more away matches before the season comes to a close, however, so there is time for the Jaguars to redeem themselves. They have lost their spot in the postseason, but the Jaguars can still finish on a high note by beating out the New Orleans Saints and the Houston Texans in the coming weeks.
12/16/15 - The Jacksonville Jaguars may not have had the best season to date, but their last game against the Indianapolis Colts was sure to brighten their hopes. The Jaguars were beasts on the field both offensively and defensively. Most of the Jaguar action occurred during the last two quarters of the game, when the offense lit up the Colts defense. The Jaguars were able to score 21 points in both the third and fourth quarters, resulting in a 51-16 win over the Colts. See if they can get some of the winning juices to flow over into their game against the Atlanta Falcons on December 20. Tickets are still up for grabs so don't miss your chance to catch them live.
12/9/15 - The Jacksonville Jaguars have four games remaining in the regular season, starting with back-to-back home games, and are currently only two wins behind the top team in their division. As unlikely as it sounds, if they are able to get on a roll and dominate their upcoming competition, they still have a shot to finish this year on top. They will be hosting the Indianapolis Colts and Atlanta Falcons, two teams that have also struggled slightly, and then hit the road. If they build up some momentum while playing their home games, the Jaguars may really have a shot at making a last minute comeback. It all starts on December 13th.
12/2/15 - It was looking like the Jacksonville Jaguars might be making a comeback last week when they managed to score two consecutive victories, but they have, unfortunately, suffered a loss against the San Diego Chargers. It was a close game, and the Jaguars made a huge leap to close the gap in the final period with 13 points, but it just wasn't enough and the final score came to 31-25. While the Jaguar's record is 4-7, they are still in third place for the AFC Southern Division, just two wins away from the Indianapolis Colts in first. The Jaguars have one upcoming away game, then they will host the Colts themselves. Tickets start at $34.
11/25/15 - It's never over until it's over—such were the words of the great Yogi Berra, and they've rarely applied as much as they do in this year's AFC South. The Jacksonville Jaguars currently sit at 4-6 following back-to-back wins for the first time this season. Somewhat shockingly, their record has them just a win away from a three-way tie for tops in the division, as Indianapolis and Houston have just started to find their respective strides. The Jags will be hosting the San Diego Chargers in a must-win matchup at home this weekend, and tickets can be yours starting at $29. Come out to EverBank Field and see if Jacksonville can make an improbable run for the 2015 NFL playoffs!
11/18/15 - During the Jacksonville Jaguars' last game, they proved that they still had a lot of fight left to the Baltimore Ravens. Soon, they are going to have to prove that they can maintain their high level of play on the road. The Jaguars are returning to Jacksonville for two consecutive matches, and they will have another two consecutive matches after a quick away game against the Tennessee Titans. After these four home games, the rest of the season will be away matches, so be sure to get your tickets and come catch the Jaguars in action. First up, they will be hosting the Titans on November 19th, followed by the San Diego Chargers on the 29th.
11/11/15 - Blake Bortles was able to lead the Jacksonville Jaguars to an amazing comeback victory on Sunday on the road against the Baltimore Ravens. Although the Ravens had a 20 – 19 lead going into the final minutes, Jacksonville managed to score the field goal that would give them the victory in the final minutes of the fourth quarter. It was a fantastic win in Baltimore, and it will undoubtedly give them some confidence after last week's loss to the New York Jets. The Jaguars will now head home for two consecutive weeks to face the Titans and the Chargers. Tickets to this Thursday's matchup against Tennessee currently start at as little as $35.
11/4/15 - A late touchdown pass from Blake Bortles preserved an unlikely victory for the Jacksonville Jaguars, as they prevailed 34-31 over the Bills in Week 8. The Jags stormed out to an early lead, increasing their advantage to a 27-3 margin midway through the third quarter. Buffalo would then rally for five straight scores, including three straight in the final frame before Allen Hurns caught for a 31-yard TD and the decisive points of the matchup. Jacksonville pushed their season mark to 2-5 with the victory, and they'll try to keep the ball rolling versus the New York Jets this weekend. Seats are still on sale for MetLife Stadium starting at just $31 each!
10/28/15 - If not for the fact that they play in the AFC South, a 2-5 record might be cause for alarm for these Jacksonville Jaguars. As it is, they remain in the hunt for a first-place finish in their own division. Indianapolis currently leads the pack with a very pedestrian 3-4 season mark, leaving the door ajar for a team like the Jags to make a run at the postseason. They snapped a four-game skid to improve their chances with a clutch 34-31 win over the Bills last weekend, and they'll enjoy a bye week before heading to New Jersey to battle the Jets on 11/8. Pick up your tickets today starting at $49!
10/20/15 - The Jacksonville Jaguars had another unlucky match on November 8th against the Houston Texans. The Jaguars managed to earn a tight 10-14 lead going into the final quarter, but they simply could not keep their defense together and ended behind. This loss is disappointing, but the Jaguars do have one more home match and one more opportunity to gain some momentum before heading out on the road again. On October 25th, the Jaguars will be hosting the Buffalo Bills for their fifth to final home game. Only a small handful of tickets are still available, so if you want to attend, be sure to secure your spot as soon as possible.
10/12/15 - Blake Bortles is putting up some pretty solid numbers, and it's only a matter of time before the win-loss column starts to reflect it for the Jacksonville Jaguars. The second-year quarterback finished with four touchdowns and 303 yards on versus the Tampa Bay Bucs over the weekend, outshining rookie Jameis Winston in a battle of up-and-coming Florida teams. Allen Hurns contributed five catches plus a TD of his own to keep the Jags close, but they fell short when all was said and done. They'll be home this weekend to host the Houston Texans, and tickets are still available to be there live! Get in and enjoy great seats starting at just $32!
10/6/15 - The Jacksonville Jaguars continue their series of away games this week. On October 4th, they managed to nearly beat out the Indianapolis Colts on their own field, but fell just barely short with a final score of 13-16. Next, they take on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers before returning to Jacksonville on October 18th to host the Houston Texans. The Jaguars have only won one game this season, but there is just one team with more wins than them in their division. The season is still young and there is plenty of time for the Jaguars to rack up the wins. Tickets for their homecoming next weekend are still available starting at $33.
9/29/15 - The Jacksonville Jaguars were unable to get another win when they played the New England Patriots on the 27th. The Jaguars could not contain Tom Brady and the Patriots, allowing the most points in the franchise's history in the 17-51 loss. Blake Bortles threw a 59-yard pass to Allen Hurns who then ran for a touchdown in the third quarter for an impressive play. In total, Bortles had 242 passing yards in 17 completed passes for two touchdowns. The Jaguars will look to overcome this loss and get another victory when they play the Colts on October 4. You still have a chance to get tickets to see the Jaguars play in Indianapolis for prices that start at just $24.
9/22/15 - It seems like the Jacksonville Jaguars have finally got their momentum. After last week's disappointing loss, the Jaguars rallied and took the win this week, when they played the Miami Dolphins on September 20th during their second home game. This time, the Jaguars took an early lead and held it through the half. The score got tied up later in the game, but the Jaguars still come out with a tidy 20-23 victory. Now, they have three consecutive away games, so fans have a bit of a wait ahead of them. The Jaguars will not be returning to Jacksonville until October 18th. Luckily, they will be having back-to-back home games against the Houston Texans and the Buffalo Bills. If you have been waiting for a opportunity to catch the Jaguars in action, this will be your chance.
9/15/15 - The wait for the season to start is finally over. Unfortunately, the Jacksonville Jaguars had a rough start. The final score in their match against the Carolina Panthers came to 20-9. While that score looks bad, the Jaguars were matching the Panthers point for point and went into halftime only one point down. It was their second half that caused them trouble. The Jaguars have one more home game for them to get their bearings before hitting the road and taking on a team without their fans cheering in the stands. Up next, they host the Miami Dolphins on September 20th. Tickets are still available starting at $57. After that, the Jaguars will be out of town until October 18th when they will host the Houston Texans.
9/8/15 - As the Jacksonville Jaguars prepare for their opening game on Sunday, September 13, against the Panthers, fans are looking to see who is healthy, and who will have to sit out. One player who will be out for the first month of the season will be Julius Thomas, the biggest offseason acquisition for the franchsie. Thomas recently underwent surgery for a broken finger. Wideout Marqise Lee may also sit out the opener due to a hamstring injury. The good news is that quarterback Blake Bortles is healthy and ready to go. Dwayne Gratz has moved past backup and is expected to play in the third-corner role Sunday. It is not too late for fans to get tickets to see the season opener, which will be at home. The tickets prices start as low as $29.
9/3/15 - The Jacksonville Jaguars demonstrated the depth of their current roster when they narrowly beat the Redskins 17-16 in the final preseason game. This game provided an opportunity for the reserve teams to demonstrate their skills and earn a spot on the final 53-man roster. Running back Corey Grant rushed for 74 yards on just five carries and scored a touchdown, which may have helped his case for earning a spot on the roster. His fellow running back Bernard Pierce also had a great game, with 41 yards on two carries. Stephen Morris played the entire game at quarterback, completing 16 of 25 passes for 160 yards and a touchdown. The Jaguars start the regular season at home against the Panthers on September 13. You still have a chance to get your tickets, with prices as low as $37.
8/26/15 - After scoring a preseason upset victory over the Steelers in their home opener, the Jacksonville Jaguars came up short on the road against the Giants this week. Fans in Florida are still excited though, as second-year quarterback Blake Bortles turned in a second solid performance in as many games in 2015. The former third-overall pick went eight for 16 for 98 total yards. He was sacked once and finished with a QB rating of 69.3 for the day. Jacksonville is pushing to return to the postseason for the first time since 2007, and with Bortles evidently developing as hoped, the playoffs could be in sight once again. The Jaguars will visit Washington on 9/3 in their final warm-up before the regular season—get your tickets for FedEx Field now! Seats start at just $2!
8/19/15 - Last week, the Jacksonville Jaguars had their first preseason game against the Steelers and won 23 to 21. The game started out slow for the Jaguars, so they had to rally from behind late in the game to take the victory. Blake Bortles went 11 for 15 passing for 118 yards and had a four-yard touchdown run during the second quarter. The offensive line also had a good game and worked well with the running backs. Several players on the injured list are healing and set to come back soon, including Chris Clemons and James Sample. Roy Miller and Jared Odrick are expected to be healthy in time for the next game on Saturday, August 22, in New York against the Giants. You can still get tickets, with prices starting at $7.
8/12/15 - The Jacksonville Jaguars have released their 2015 depth chart in preparation for the preseason opener on Friday. Most of the chart was as expected, such as Blake Bortles getting the starting quarterback role. However, the team made news by releasing several co-starter positions, including at the running back with T.J. Yeldon and Denard Robinson. The defensive tackle, center, and cornerback also listed co-starters. Robinson almost found himself as the only starter when Yeldon was injured during a scrimmage over the weekend. However, there were no broken bones and Yeldon is expected to be good to go. As the season progresses, the running back position may look completely different, as there are six players competing for the spot. Tickets remain available for the preseason opener against the Steelers, with prices as low as $19.
8/7/15 - The Jacksonville Jaguars are a young team, make no mistake. For his money, incoming offensive coordinator Greg Olson has been surprised by some of the quick progress displayed by players operating off of a new playbook. He's called the team "extremely intelligent," and one which could be "[pushed] to the limits mentally". That's promising news for a franchise that's coming off of four straight double-digit loss seasons. Jacksonville looks to make their first run back to the playoffs since 2007 this year, and they'll definitely need to up their offensive game to make it happen. They finished 31st place in total offense last season, but local fans are hopeful that this is the year the Jaguars turn the corner. Get your preseason tickets, on sale now starting at $35 for 8/14!
7/28/15 - The Jacksonville Jaguars will be starting their preseason very soon. Kicking the season off right, they will have their first game on their own field. Chris Clemons, however, has missed the beginning of the Jaguars' training camp. Hopefully this late start to official practicing will not be a problem for Clemons. Fans will see if the Jaguars have what it takes on August 14th. Their first matchup is with the Pittsburgh Steelers. Tickets are still available and start at $44. With the preseason starting in just about two weeks, this may be your last chance to secure a spot for yourself at the season opener. If you want to be among the first to see the Jaguars in action this year, get your tickets today.
7/14/15 - As the 2015 season is sneaking up, the Jacksonville Jaguars have been building their team up especially with free agents. This year the Jaguars currently have a starting lineup that consists of at least six veterans that are new to the team. That is a huge percentage of free agents and plays a huge role in the upcoming training camps. One of the most important Jaguar free agents is tight end, Julius Thomas. He has made a huge impact on the Denver Bronco's offense and will hopefully be able to fill a hole that the Jaguars have had for a long time. See what this new season brings for the Jaguars when they start their season on August 14, less than a month away. Tickets are still available for the opening game starting at $22.
6/30/15 - When the Jacksonville Jaguars take the field for the 2015 season, they will have a healthy QB in Blake Bortles. Bortles had several shoulder problems last season that hurt his ability to play his best game, which ultimately hurt the team. His injury did not require any surgery, and he took time to rest and recuperate in the offseason. When fans go to buy tickets for the 2015 season, they will have the choice of two new premium seating options, including four-person tables and eight-person chalets. They will also see a new person in the Jaxson de Ville costume, as 19-year veteran Curtis Dvorak has announced his retirement. You can already get your tickets for the home opener on August 14 against the Steelers and all other game sin the season, with prices starting at $16.
6/15/15 - The Jacksonville Jaguars hosted its mandatory minicamp this week. Although this week is mandatory, all but one player participated in the previous nine voluntary OTAs. Chris Clemons, veteran defensive end, has yet to participate, but he has shown up for this week's camp. Had he not, he would have been fined. Thursday, the last day of the three-day camp, is open to the public, which will also be the last practice until Training Camp begins in August. There are three additional players to watch during this week's last offseason training beyond just Clemons: Blake Bortles, Allen Robinson, and T.J. Yeldon. The defense is also worth looking at, especially to see how well the young players are maturing. Fans don't have to wait until August to get tickets; they are on sale now, starting at $15.
6/2/15 - Fans of the Jacksonville Jaguars can catch the team's game against the Buffalo Bills in October in London for free, but not on any regular television channel. Instead, they can stream it on Yahoo as a way to gauge whether or not streaming football games is lucrative enough for the NFL to pursue in the future. Prior to this deal, any digital streaming of NFL games required paid subscriptions. During the offseason, the Jaguars are working on strengthening their weak points, especially the offensive line. Lack of depth and injury led to a weak offensive line. To change this, they have invested in some strong players for the offensive line, including Jeremy Parnell, Brennan Williams, and Stefen Wisniewski. Fans can see if these moves pay off when the season starts on August 14, with ticket prices as low as $13.
5/19/15 - The Jacksonville Jaguars aren't wasting any time as they closely approach filling up their roster and completing contracts. A lot of work has been completed with rookies for the upcoming NFL season. This week the Jaguars signed their sixth rookie, Rashad Greene, a wide receiver from Florida State University. Greene made a splash playing for the Seminoles for four years. He started for three of the four years and caught 270 passes in just over 50 games, and scored a whopping 29 touchdowns. The Jaguars are ecstatic to have Greene be a part of their program along with the other rookies they have signed on. See if they can make the magic happen when they face off against the Pittsburgh Steelers on August 14. Grab your tickets now for just $10 a piece.
5/7/15 - With the completion of the NFL draft, experts are already predicting who will make the cut for the Jacksonville Jaguars' 53-player roster. Their overall draft picks included minimal risks and addressed most of the team's pressing needs, but they surprised experts by not drafting any rushing linebackers to add depth to the position. The team added T.J. Yeldon, a running back who may not have been tagged as one of the top players but who nonetheless has an impressive history. The rookies and veterans will head to minicamps and offseason training over the next few weeks to prove to the coaching staff they should make the cut. While the teams prepares, fans can purchase their tickets. The first game will be at home against the Steelers on August 14, with ticket prices starting at $20.
4/22/15 - The highlight of the 2014 season for the Jacksonville Jaguars was their franchise record-setting comeback against the New York Giants, as they managed to erase a 21-0 halftime deficit to take a 25-24 victory when all was said and done. Positive results were tough to find otherwise, as the Jags sputtered to a 3-13 record overall, missing the playoffs by a wide margin. With a new year, Jacksonville is ready to start fresh. They will open the 2015 NFL season at home versus Cam Newton and the Panthers, tangling with the Patriots and Colts in Weeks 3 and 4 respectively. The Jaguars conclude regular season play on the road, visiting the New Orleans Saints in Week 16 before capping things at Houston. Be a part of the excitement live—tickets for the 2015 season are on sale now!
2014-2015 Season
12/15/14 - Dropping their 12th game of the season, the Jacksonville Jaguars remain on track to possibly end up with one of the top draft picks in 2015. The 20-12 loss to Baltimore was the Jags' second in a row after a Week 13 win over the New York Giants.
12/8/14 - After squeezing past the New York Giants to earn their second victory of 2014, the Jacksonville Jaguars fell back this weekend. The Jags led Houston 13-10 at halftime, but gave up a pair of touchdowns and a field goal in the second half to fall 27-13 to the division-rival Texans.
12/1/14 - Blake Bortles did it with his arm and his legs this time. Down 21 points to the New york Giants, Bortles rallied the Jags to just their second win of the season, throwing for 194 yards and a score to Marqise l;ee, and also running for a team high 68 yards on just five carries.
11/17/14 - The Jacksonville Jaguars were off this weekend as a result of their intercontental trip to London the week before, which resulted in a loss to Dallas. The Jags will return to action this weekend when they head to Indianapolis for a divisional matchup.
11/10/14 - Neutral site, pretty much the same result. The Jacksonville Jaguars found themselves on the short end of a 31-17 defeat from Dallas in the last of three NFL games to be played at London's Wembley Stadium in 2014, this past weekend.
10/28/14 - The October 26th game against the Miami Dolphins left the Jacksonville Jaguars a little worse for the wear. Rookie quarterback Blake Bortles threw two interceptions that the Dolphins managed to turn into touchdowns. This makes 13 turnovers in six games for Bortles, with six of those happening in the last two weeks. Although the Dolphins were not performing at their peak and gave up plenty of yards earl on in the game, they still managed a 27-13 win over the Jaguars. Jacksonville now stands at 1-7 and are looking to turn their luck around. The Jaguars are now looking ahead to their game on Sunday, November 2nd against the Cincinnati Bengals. If you're looking for a riveting comeback game, tickets are still available starting at $69.
10/10/14 - Though their season hasn't started ideally, your Jacksonville Jaguars still have much to play for. Come out to support the team, led by rookie phenom QB Blake Bortles, as they try to secure their first victory of the still young 2014 NFL season. Led by coach Gus Bradley, the young Jaguars are learning on the job. With exciting young talents like rookie receivers Allen Hurns and Allen Robinson, as well as the aforementioned Bortles, the future looks very bright indeed. With remaining home dates against the division rival Houston Texas (3-3) and Tennessee Titans (1-4), as well as matchups against marquee teams like the Dallas Cowboys and New York Giants, there is lots of great football to be played at EverBank Field and Razorgator can get you there.
9/16/14 - The Jacksonville Jaguars have started out strong in both of their games this season, only to fall apart after halftime. JAX allowed the Philadelphia Eagles to rally back from an 18-point deficit in Week 1, followed by a trouncing at the hands of a RGIII-less Washington Redskins in Week 2. See if the FedEx squad can play 60 minutes of baseball at home in Week 3. Score Jacksonville Jaguars tickets against the Indianapolis Colts for a minimum of $29 this Sunday (9/21).
9/9/14 - Though the Jacksonville Jaguars ultimately lost their road opener, they certainly sent out a message to the rest of the league: do not underestimate this team! The Jaguars shut out the Philadelphia Eagles, who amassed a 17-0 deficit by halftime. After sacking Nick Foles five times and forcing three turnovers, the Eagles woke up and came roaring back to achieve a 34-17 victory in Philly. It's evident that this Jacksonville football franchise is on the incline, but see if they can follow through with a win in Week 2. Lock in Jacksonville Jaguars tickets on the road when they face the Redskins in Washington. Don't miss out on the cheapest NFL tickets of the week, at a mere $13 to get-in this Sunday (9/14).
9/3/14 - Football is back this Sunday! The Jacksonville Jaguars open their season up on the road, in Philadelphia against Chip Kelly and the Eagles. The Jaguars defense will have kick things into high gear quickly, if they hope to control Nick Foles' high-flying passes through the air and LeSean McCoy's eye-popping moves on the ground. Philly did have tons of trouble at home, while JAX had some substantial success on the road. Score your Jacksonville Jaguars tickets and see this fresh young team get their regular season started on 9/7 for a minimum of $74 at Lincoln Financial Field.
8/27/14 - The Jacksonville Jaguars are gearing up for tomorrow's preseason Game 4 against the Atlanta Falcons. As characteristic this offseason, eyes will be on the franchise's No. 3 draft pick. Quarterback Blake Bortles has surprised many with his mature degree of composure and accuracy on the field through summer. The young signal caller has completed 62.2 percent of his passes, with an average of 9.7 yards per attempt—compared to Chad Henne's 6.1 yards, albeit the starter has seen significantly less time on the gridiron in these exhibition match-ups. Bortles has one touchdown pass and no interceptions, but see if he can add another strong showing to his portfolio with Jacksonville Jaguars tickets! Score preseason game 4 tickets at EverBank Field in for just $12 to get-in.
8/12/14 – The Jacksonville Jaguars are giving us something to talk about other than their HD video screens and stadium amenities. In the 2014 preseason opener, the Jaguars impressed with a 16-10 victory over Tampa Bay. The first-team defense held the Buccaneers to a single first down, but even more impressive was first round pick Blake Bortles, who went 7 of 11 for 117 yards in his debut. Lock down Jacksonville Jaguars tickets and see how the squad fares on the road against Chicago. Get into Soldier Field for a minimum of $37 on Thursday, Aug. 14.
8/5/14 –It looks like Jacksonville Jaguars' rookie quarterback Blake Bortles found his mojo as soon as the pads came on. In spite of a shaky spring showing, the first-picked QB in the 2014 draft is showing his worth, most recently executing a flawless 2-minute drill that culminated in an audible play for a 30-yard touchdown. Chad Henne's skill and experience with coordinator Jed Fisch's offense still render Bortles as back up, but his growth in such a short time is certainly exciting to see. Score Jacksonville Jaguars tickets and watch Bortles play at full speed in the preseason. Get-in for a minimum of $22 and be at EverBank when JAX hosts Tampa Bay.
7/29/14 – The Jacksonville Jaguars got in touch with their roots when the team held training camp at a local high school on Monday night. The change of scenery proved inspiring for the squad, and as newly acquired defensive end Red Bryant illuminated: "It made you feel like high school, when football became so important to you…It keeps you grounded and reminds you of why you love this game so much." The team will get a rest today before putting their full pads on to resume training on Wednesday. When did you first fall in love with the game? Buy your Jacksonville Jaguars tickets now and see these high school dreamers-turned-pro take the field in 2014.
7/22/14 – The Jacksonville Jaguars may be entering training camp this week, but the franchise will be making headlines for another reason over the weekend. The Jaguars are set to unveil the world's largest HD video display at EverBank Field this Saturday, a behemoth of a screen that will grant spectators a look at every pearl of sweat, drop of blood and trickle of tears shed by your Jaguars in 2014 and beyond. Fans will clearly see who will have won the position battles of training camp, from offensive line to wide receivers and pass rush, with Jacksonville Jaguars tickets.
16/14 – Remember when the Jacksonville Jaguars made all those aggressive moves in free agency? Well, with the start of training camp, now is the time to see those acquisitions come to a head! The Jaguars used six of their nine draft picks on offense, to fans are sure to see a rookie lined up in Week 1. Having Toby Gerhart has instilled even more optimism as the running back looks forward to being Jacksonville's version of "beast mode" in place of Maurice Jones-Drwe. Teammate Cecil Shorts is in awe of Gerhart's "smooth, powerful running" that he honed as Adrian Peterson's back up, and the franchise and fans alike are teeming with anticipation to see him unleashed on the gridiron in 2014. Get your Jacksonville Jaguars tickets now and see his debut in person.
7/9/14 – Since the Jacksonville Jaguars released their training camp schedule, the upcoming NFL season has never felt closer! In T-3 weeks, players will report for camp (July 24), with first team practices starting the following morning. Preseason games commence in exactly one month, so score your Jacksonville Jaguars tickets now! The JAX will faceoff against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers for the first exhibition game of the year, Aug 8, and you can get into EverBank Field for a super affordable $9 minimum!
7/2/14 – The Jacksonville Jaguars needed nothing more than a more forgiving schedule as they attempt to bounce back from a 4-12 season. The Jaguars have three games in 2014 against the poorer performing NFC East, and their schedule pre-bye week includes the Steelers, Titans, Browns and Dolphins—presumably winnable games. After the bye, Jacksonville will take on the Houston Texans, who are still embattling a steep uphill climb, twice. Score Jacksonville Jaguars tickets this summer to see the squad set a positive tone for the season.
6/25/14 – The Jacksonville Jaguars closed the final phase of the offseason last week, and are now enjoying the NFL equivalent to summer break, before returning in exactly one month for preseason. Training camp is due to start on July 25. Keep an eye out for the two offensive weapons Jacksonville picked up in the Draft: wide receivers Marqise Lee and Allen Robinson. These two will be used in the upcoming season, but in what way and how often will be determined by their summer performances. In the last week, Jacksonville signed two of their three touted picks to contracts, including No. 3 overall Blake Bortles and Allen Robinson; Marqise Lee remains as the only draftee unsigned. See how these impact-rookies fare in the new season with Jacksonville Jaguars tickets!
6/17/14 – With the offseason winding down and summer right around the corner, the Jacksonville Jaguars kicked off their three-day mandatory minicamp today. An area of concern is the receiving squad, which lacked seven players for a short time this offseason. To offset the thin roster, Jacksonville drafted rookie Brandon Wimberly and free agent Kevin Smith. On the upside, the squad saw the return of Mike Brown, Ace Sanders and Cecil Shorts. One area burgeoning with talent is running back, where Denard Robinson, Jordan Todman and Storm Johnson are battling for the No.2 position behind Toby Gerhart. Lock in Jacksonville Jaguars tickets and see if the club can secure a strong group of receivers by August!
6/10/14- The Jacksonville Jaguars made a (quite literal) splash in the media yesterday, announcing a brand new poolside cabana class of seating at EverBank Field. The former stadium seats have been transformed into a two-level party deck complete with dual pools and 16 cabanas, available for $12, 500 a game (50 tickets), or $250 per person. Additionally, there will be two 362 foot-long video replay boards (largest in the world) and an extended Fan Cave. There, of course, have not only been stellar improvements to the stadium, but with the free agent upgrades of Zane Beadles, Chris Clemons, Red Bryant and Toby Gerhart, and the draft selections of Blake Bortles, Marquise Lee and Allen Robinson (all in the first two rounds), it looks like the team will have far more post-game parties as well. The best part of it all? Despite these vast in-house and in-locker room enhancements, face value Jacksonville Jaguars tickets will not rise in price one bit this season!
6/3/14 - The Jacksonville Jaguars are giving their wide receiver Justin Blackmon another chance. Once the WR is reinstated from an indefinite suspension for multiple NFL substance-abuse policy violations, they intend to see him return to the field. Blackmon made 19 catches for 326 yards in his first two games back from his first 2013 suspension, only to be pulled for the last eight games because of another violation. On the upside, former Seahawks pass rusher Chris Clemmons has made his debut this week during OTAs. The starter missed week one due to family issues, but his skill and aggression on the field is a much-needed welcome to the Jaguars scheme. Buy your Jacksonville Jaguars tickets now and see how these players fit in during the 2014 season!
5/28/14 - The Jacksonville Jaguars kicked off OTAs yesterday with renewed optimism under the bright Florida sun. Newly acquired running back Toby Gerhart couldn't wait to escape his backup position behind workhorse Adrian Peterson, and he is primed for a breakout campaign as a Jacksonville starter. Another player looking to make an impression is Luke Joeckel, who is making his debut at left tackle after playing on the right side until suffering a fractured ankle last season. The squad is considered a finalist to appear on HBO's football documentary "Hard Knocks" this year, but why not see them in person instead of on TV? Lock down your 2014 Jacksonville Jaguars tickets now!
5/20/14 - There's tons of hype surrounding the Jacksonville Jaguars this season. A record crowd watched their minicamp over the weekend, with more than 6,200 people in attendance, despite 2014 considered another rebuilding year for the organization. Blake Bortles frenzy has arrived in Florida as the potential franchise QB made his promising debut in front of thousands of eager fans; presumed starting quarterback Chad Henne is also excited to have Bortles work under him this season. Other impressive rookies were tryouts Beau Blakenship (RB) and Jerome Junior (S), who were the only two undrafted free agents to score a deal. Clearly this franchise in on the incline under head coach Gus Bradley--the local fan base is fired up to see the squad take the field even during early summer. Get your Jacksonville Jaguars tickets early before they go!
5/14/14 - They took a flyer…two actually…on QB Blake Bortles at #3 overall and with the speed and athleticism of wide receiver Marqise Lee from USC at #39. Bortles probably wont even see the field this season as they prep him for future success and hope he can become a dynamic pass-catch duo with Lee. They also added another wide receiver in Allen Robinson from Penn State because of the uncertainty surrounding current WR Justin Blackmon.
4/17/14- The Jacksonville Jaguars preseason schedule is penciled in: they'll take on two teams with new head coaches and will have a national audience for one competition. In their first of four preseason games, the Jaguars will host the Tampa Bay Buccaneers before hitting the road in Week 2 to visit the Bears. Jacksonville's game at Soldier Field in Chicago (Thursday, Aug 14) will be watched nationwide on Thursday, Aug 14. Jacksonville will continue on the road to play the Lions in Detroit, before coming home to wrap things up versus Atlanta (Aug 28). While the Jaguars will not be facing any of these opponents in the regular season, they'll be facing three of the top quarterbacks in the NFL (Jay Cutler, Matt Stafford, Matt Ryan) and their weapons (Alshon Jeffery, Calvin Johnson, Julio Jones), who should serve as great practice for this re-built team.
Three of the Jaguars first four games will be on the road – facing Philadelphia, Washington, and Chargers in Week 1, 2, and 4 respectively. While Jacksonville will get rid of their two NFC East road games early, they'll host defending division champs Indianapolis Colts (avg. $130) in Week 3. A must-see game headlining the Jacksonville Jaguars schedule comes Week 10 for a trip across the pond. In a "home game" against the Dallas Cowboys (avg. $263), the Jags have a chance to improve their record in London. Jacksonville's sole prime time game comes late in the season against the Tennessee Titans in Week 16 (min. $36). In addition to the Philly's opener, Chargers road game, out-of-Country Dallas game previously mentioned, the Jags will also have to face a talented Bengals squad in Week 9 and the Ravens (whose roster now includes Daryl Smith and Eugene Monroe) in Week 15 on the road. With the eighth cheapest tickets in the NFL, the Jacksonville Jaguars prices average $200 on the resale market following the release of the
NFL schedule
2013-2014 Season
2/13/14 – Jaguars GM David Caldwell can be very aggressive in free agency with close to $30M in cap room to play with. There's no question that Jacksonville needs a quarterback, and with a third overall pick, Johnny Manziel is looking like the best option for the Jags should he still be on the market. Manziel would bring a competitive spirit and a fire to drive this team to its greatest potential. Blaine Gabbert and Chad Henne combined for 21 interceptions in 2013 and neither was able to fully take over the reins. The Jaguars last playoff run was seven years ago and since, have not been better than .500. Can Jacksonville continue down the right path to improvement? Second-year head coach, Gus Bradley, has the team headed in the right direction after his rookie campaign.
12/17/13 - The Jacksonville Jaguars lost to the Buffalo Bills, 27-20, effectively cutting short their win streak to three games. Even though this was Jax's first loss that wasn't a blowout (losing by less than double digits) the Jaguars made the same unnecessary turnovers, messy tackles and miscues they have overcome from early in the season. Looking to tighten up and bounce back, Jacksonville Jaguars tickets are the cheapest Sunday game by a landslide, a mere $39 on average when they host the Tennessee Titans.
12/10/13 - The Jacksonville Jaguars spoiled the Houston Texans' attempt at redemption with a tremendous 27-20 victory at home for last week's Thursday Night Football. After winning their last four of five games, the Jags are astonishingly included in playoff talk; provided a handful of miracles, some major upsets and a win-out scenario. The fact that postseason is within the realm of possibility is laudable enough for a team that started off 0-8, but the Jags will need all the support they can get when they face the Buffalo Bills this Sunday, sans star RB Maurice Jones-Drew (hamstring injury). Jacksonville Jaguars tickets are one of the lowest priced games of the week, at $58 on average.
12/3/13 - For the first time in three years, the Jacksonville Jaguars have won back-to-back games, following their dramatic victory over the Cleveland Browns (32-28). The winning touchdown came with 40 seconds left in the game when Chad Henne lobbed a 20-yard pass to Cecil Shorts (Cleveland native), who held onto the ball for the score. There's no denying that while JAX has improved immensely, the Houston Texans have been a train wreck, and the two will go head to head this week. Be there to see if the Jaguars can attain their 3rd straight win! Jacksonville Jaguars tickets are the cheapest game of the week by far: a measly $5 to get in and an unbelievable $28 on average!
11/26/13 - Things are looking up for the Jacksonville Jaguars, who achieved a convincing defeat over the atrocious Houston Texans on Sunday, 13-6. The Jaguars handed the Texans their ninth straight loss with the help of Maurice Jones-Drew, who ran for a season-high 84 yards and a touchdown, and Josh Scobee who kicked two field goals to secure the victory for the second time in three games. Jacksonville Jaguars tickets are the bargain of the week, at just $12 to get in and $42 on average against the Cleveland Browns this weekend!
11/19/13- The Jacksonville Jaguars fell to the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday, unable to follow-up last week's win with another. For fans, the highlight of the game came when the Jaguars scored their first touchdown pass in Jacksonville this year, but despite taking the early lead (up 14 points in the first quarter) the team was unable to maintain possession. Next week, the spiraling Houston Texans host the Jaguars, presenting a winnable game for JAX, who may hand Houston their 10th straight loss. Jacksonville Jaguars tickets are only $10 to get in!
11/12/13 - No longer winless! On Sunday, the Jacksonville Jaguars bested the Tennessee Titans on the road, 29-27. Maurice Jones-Drew and Jordan Todman ran for touchdowns, and the Jaguars held off the Titans' fourth quarter rally, finally putting an end to the 13 game losing streak accrued since last season. While postseason hopes are dashed, the locker room is a 'buzz with high spirits and new optimism. Can Jacksonville bust out their second win of the year against the Arizona Cardinals this Sunday? Tickets are as low as $5 to find out!
11/5/13 - The Jacksonville Jaguars were sent into their bye week without a number in the win column, at 0-8. This week, receiver Justin Blackmon has been suspended indefinitely for violating the NFL's substance abuse policy, a problem that has followed him from Oklahoma State into the NFL. This loss will hurt a team that is already down, as Blackmon was a key producer on offense. They will come out of the bye pushing for their first win of the season, when they take on the Tennessee Titans at LP Field this Sunday. Jacksonville Jaguars tickets are just $15 to get in and $77 on average.
10/29/13 - In front of a boisterous Wembley Stadium crowd on Sunday, the Jacksonville Jaguars were unanimously creamed by the San Francisco 49ers. It seems not even playing in London on neutral ground can jumpstart the Jaguars, who have all but flat-lined on the year. They could have seriously used a win before heading into their bye, but Jacksonville's pass rush was ineffective in corralling Colin Kaepernick, who completed 54 yards rushing, 164 passing, and sacked zero times and the run defense came in last in the league. On a brighter note, Maurice Jones-Drew had a good showing, and finished with 75 yards on 19 carries and 6 catches. At the halfway mark, the toughest part of their season is over, as the Jags will face the Texans, Browns, and Bills in upcoming weeks. They will be pitted against the Tennessee Titans at LP Field on the other side of the bye (Nov 10).
10/22/13 - The Jacksonville Jaguars have perpetuated their win drought, dropping to 0-7 on the season, after a clobbering by the San Diego Chargers. The Jaguars watered down hopes of reviving their season after a virtuous performance against the Denver Broncos last week, and they were unable to put up double digits or a fighting chance over Philip Rivers and San Diego's unrelenting defense in Week 7. The Jaguars will look for their first win over the San Francisco 49ers across the pond at Wembley Stadium next week, and they could really use a win before their bye in Week 9. Jacksonville Jaguars tickets have boosted in price at $189 on average (compared to just $36 last week) when they play in front of another colossal crowd in London, for the NFL's second international game this season.
10/16/13 - The Jacksonville Jaguars put up an extremely valiant showing against the undefeated Denver Broncos on Sunday's game despite talk of an all over blowout. The Jaguars even out gained the Broncos in yards in the first half and showed some kinks in Peyton Manning and the Bronco's offensive machine before falling to a 19-35 loss. Highlights of the game come from quarterback Chad Henne, who made his 10th career 300-yard game and receiver Justin Blackmon, who had 14 catches for 190 yards. There is hope yet for the Jacksonville Jaguars as they will next host a groggy San Diego Chargers (flying across the country after a Monday night game) on Sunday. Jacksonville Jaguars tickets feature the second lowest minimum price of the week at $8 and the cheapest average ticket price at $36.
10/8/13 - Yet again, the Jacksonville Jaguars have all but cemented their place at the bottom of the barrel in the AFC and the entire league, scoring just 51 points in five games. The Jaguars were defeated on the road by the St. Louis Rams in a messy Sunday showing, but the team played a more commendable game than their four previous games, losing 20-34. Maurice Jones-Drew made an explosive display, and Justin Blackmon debuted with a 67 yard rushing touchdown and 5 catches for 136 yards. Unfortunately, potential for redemption has been further snuffed out, with the injury of Jaguars' No.2 overall pick Luke Joeckel (broken ankle), and quarterback Blaine Gabbert's strained hamstring injury. The Jaguars will move on to play the Denver Broncos at Mile High in Denver. Tickets to witness an odds-on Jacksonville Jaguars hammering at the hands of Peyton Manning are a pricey $225 and $100 to get in.
10/1/13 - The Jacksonville Jaguars are 0-4 after being annihilated by the Indianapolis Colts 37-3 on Sunday. Not only are they sitting at the bottom of the AFC South, but the Jaguars have consistently ranked #32 in the majority of Power Rankings through four games, and have all but cemented their dishonorable position as the worst team of 2013. Jacksonville has a point differential of minus-98 thus far, which is twice as bad at last season. What's more, the Jaguars have had to begin a free-beer-with-a-ticket promotion to boost sales for a team that has not ranked higher than 20th in NFL's attendance ranking. The Jacksonville Jaguar's schedule will be relentless in upcoming weeks, when they play the Denver Broncos, San Diego Chargers and San Francisco 49ers. For Week 5, the Jaguars will travel to St. Louis to play the Rams; ticket prices are extremely low, at just $8 to get in.
9/25/13 - With losses that were more like blowouts than competitive play, the Jacksonville Jaguars are another team with a dubious 0-3 records to start off the season. Things may be looking up for the Jaguars to salvage their season, as starting quarterback Blaine Gabbert will be returning in Week 4 from a hand laceration injury he suffered in their first game. The Jaguars are hoping to change their winless history, coming off of a 2-14 record last season, when they play the 2-1 Indianapolis Colts at EverBank Field this Sunday in Florida. Prices for this game are low, averaging at $34, and just $14 to get in. The Jaguars have nowhere to go but up following a season that saw them finish 2-14 and tie for the worst record in the NFL. While the team did not add any major free agents this offseason, they believe new coach Gus Bradley will breathe new life into the franchise. Many fans hoped for the acquisition of Tim Tebow, but they will instead be forced to root for major improvement from third-year quarterback Blaine Gabbert. Gabbert should expect more support this season from running back Maurice Jones-Drew, who led the NFL in rushing yards in 2011, but played in only five games last season. The average price for Jaguars tickets to regular season home games this season is $114, fourth-lowest in the NFL and 40% below the league average.
The Jaguars season opener is at home versus the
Kansas City Chiefs
, and Chiefs vs. Jaguars tickets are averaging $106. The most expensive game at
EverBank Field
this season comes in Week 15 against the
Buffalo Bills
, with an average Bills vs. Jaguars tickets price of $131. The least expensive home game on the Jaguars schedule in 2013 is Week 11, with an average price of $94. In Week 8, the Jaguars travel to London, England to play the defending NFC Champion
San Francisco 49ers
. Average price for the game at Wembley Stadium is $581, 48% more than the Vikings vs. Steelers game in London earlier in the season. The defending AFC East Champion
Houston Texans
come to town in Week 14, and Texans vs. Jaguars tickets are averaging $117.
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Since then a few have dropped out and a lot more have joined the fun...I've now closed the swop and am just awaiting a few addresses before the addresses are forwarded to those taking part...
The Idea -
Make a Christmas ornament to HANG. Photograph, Parcel, SEND by December 1st, Receive, Hang, Photograph in situ and upload to Flickr...
The Flickr group for this is at -
I can't wait to see what everyone makes - Here's a list of those involved and where they'll be sending to...happy making all...Stalker Packs with addresses and email contacts will becoming through the post shortly - do please contact your swopper to confirm the address before you post your ornament...
noodleBubble Can't come out to play with this one as has taken on a task too much with organising it.
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Is this a good way to learn a new language? Or to develop a preference of one language?
I was thinking of coding a project in both Python and Java. The only foreseeable problem is trying to transfer solutions that should be rethought for each language.
Or is this unnecessary? (My intentions aren't to benchmark.)


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(CNN)-- The biggest change in Arizona since the state adopted a tough immigration enforcement policy two years ago has been a more tolerant climate for immigrants, representatives from several groups said Monday.
"There has been a change in Arizona, without a doubt," said Clarissa Martinez, director of immigration for the National Council of La Raza, which led a coalition of civil rights groups in a tourism boycott of the state after SB 1070 became law in the spring of 2010.
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Monday that three of the law's four key provisions infringed on the federal government's constitutional jurisdiction over immigration. The high court let stand the provision allowing police to check a person's immigration status while enforcing other laws.
Supreme Court strikes down key parts of Arizona law
There were dire warnings by critics when the law took effect in July 2010 that it would keep businesses and people from moving to the state and that it would drive families away. There is no good measure of how many Hispanic families, fearing persecution by law enforcement, moved from Arizona.
The boycott targeting Arizona's $18 billion tourism industry and others by local governments, including the city of Los Angeles, got the attention of Arizona's business leaders. "An increasing number of voices in the business community started cautioning the legislature about continuing on this path," Martinez said.
The tourism boycott, which one study estimated cost the state's hotels $141 million in convention business, was lifted last fall "at the request of community organizations, businesses and elected officials who were working to create a new environment in the state," Martinez said.
Analysis: Five things we learned from court's ruling
While it's hard to pinpoint how much damage the controversy did to Arizona's hotel industry, occupancy rates have increased in the past year, according to Smith Travel Research, a company that tracks data for the hotel industry. Those figures are about in line with the national average.
"Indicators are showing that we had an increase in tourism" in 2011, said Kiva Couchon, spokeswoman for the Arizona Office of Tourism. "The trend line is moving upward."
An effort to pass even tougher anti-immigrant measures was rejected by Arizona's legislature last year, she said.
Winners, losers in immigration policy debate?
"Arizona's business community came out in force saying 'Please don't do this,'" said Marshall Fitz of the Center for American Progress, a Washington-based public policy think tank.
One trigger for this was the economic sanctions imposed by several local governments, including Los Angeles. Those resolutions, passed after the Gov. Jan Brewer signed SB 1070 into law, limited contracts with companies based in Arizona.
Gov. Brewer: Obama administration launched 'assault'
Those boycotts caused "a lot of heartburn for companies here that saw potential customers outside the state dwindle, " Arizona Chamber of Commerce spokesman Garrick Taylor said.
Last November, voters recalled SB 1070's architect, Russell Pearce, from his state senate post, replacing him in November with a Republican who opposed the immigration crackdown.
"Arizonans are coming together to undo the tarnished image of their state that was inflicted on them by their governor and Sen. Pearce," Martinez said.
The controversy "galvanized communities in Arizona" and "served as a wake up call to increase participation in the electoral process," she said.
Supreme Court's ruling at a glance
The shift against the immigration measures came "because people realize they don't want to be in a state that's suppose to be a vacation spot or a place to retire, but has an international reputation of being inhospitable and a place of intolerance," Fitz said.
Luring new businesses to the state is tougher with the "tarnished brand" caused by the immigration law controversy, he said. "A business trying to decide to open a new plant or new office in one of two place -- either Arizona or New Mexico -- (isn't) going to think twice about."
The backlash has put the state "on the cusp of a tipping point, where Arizona is going the way of California with the demographic changes and the desire to move away from a tarnished inhospitality," Fitz said. The state could, like California, become a Democratic stronghold, he said.


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I lived long time on static typed language world. All types were explicitly noted on each variables and arguments. Now I have to use some kind of dynamic typing language. (Smalltalk) The problem is there is no type noted on any message argument, and even on documentation. So, how can I know what should be passed to the each argument? Why the people didn't note type on message arguments? Really isn't it need?
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Well, type information will be there, but you have to look for it. Firstly, Smalltalk is really intended to be used in the ST development environment, and viewed with one of the many source browsers, so you should not attempt to try and understand the code as you might print-out of a C program. Using the system browser in Squeak, we can navigate to the String class and look at some of the messages you can send to strings, like this one:
You can see it talks about the receiver, which is the thing you send a message to. As we are looking at the string class, this must be of type String. It also talks about an answer which is, if you like, the return type of the message, and tells you that its type is also a String.
For messages that take parameters, like this:
You can see that the parameter has been given a name that indicates what types can be used - in this case a number or a collection like a list or a dictionary.
So type information is available, but it is not checked by the compiler. If you make a type mistake, Smalltalk will put you into the debugger and allow you to fix it. It is therefore common for ST programmers not to worry to much about type, and fix any errors that occur as their code runs through its unit tests. You will really want to use unit tests when programming in Smalltalk, and there is a nice framework there for you to do just that.
It sounds like you're missing the point of dynamic typing.
It's not unusual for functions etc to expect particular argument data types even in dynamic languages. The documentation of that is just that - documentation, not code. Some kind of asserts are often included in the code, however, to ensure that the datatype requirements are met.
However, a common idiom in dynamic languages is "duck typing" - based on the phrase "if it quacks like a duck, it's a duck". What this means is that, if the value passed in supports all the needed operations, you generally shouldn't care what exact type it is.
So, the downside of dynamically typed languages is the lack of automatic static type checking. You still get some type checking at run-time - the interpreter (or JIT compiler) keeps track of the type of each value/object - but if you want strict type-checking you do it manually and at run-time. The upside is more convenience and flexibility - and while you may need some more unit testing to ensure correctness, you should be doing some unit testing anyway.
The type system used by Haskell is an interesting variation - statically typed, but functions are "generic" by default (giving a kind of duck typing), but with a typeclass system that allows genericity to be controlled (you can say "this argument must be of some type that claims to quack like a duck").
The point of this is that there's a "middle ground", where you can allow any type to be passed as an argument that supports all the needed operations by default, but can restrict the range of allowed types further when you need to. The generic-by-default functions in Haskell are meant to be seen as (similar too) using duck-typing in dynamic languages, yet with the option (by specifying typeclass constraints) to restrict that freedom and recover whatever you degree you need of static type-safety.
This also isn't meant to imply that Haskell is unique. I imagine the same ideas apply in ML family languages, though I've never been an expert in those, and I haven't even played with any for a while ATM so no guarantees. In C++, I usually describe C++ templates as a "broken functional metaprogramming sublanguage". A C++ template is quite similar to a Haskell function - in fact it is a compile-time evaluated function that returns a class or function. The (typename) arguments are duck-typed - there's no further direct restriction other than that they are types. Exploiting that flexibly to the maximum is kinda the point of the SFINAE rule. Concepts were proposed (but withdrawn) from C++0x to do a similar job WRT templates to what Haskell typeclasses do for functions - to provide a middle-ground by restricting that flexibility.
Java interfaces are related to Haskell interfaces, but not quite the same thing. In this context, Java isn't the same as Haskell because Java functions aren't generic by default - though Java has had support for generic functions and classes for a while now. I don't know that Java well, so I don't know if there's a means to that "middle ground" or not.
In the comments, "structural typing" has been described as the functional programming equivalent of duck typing, which is true, except that it's more the statically-typed equivalent of duck typing. Take, for example, this Haskell function type...
The input argument can be any list. The obvious "duck typing" part is that it can take lists of any type, but all those types and more could be accepted by a function with the following type constraint...
The structural aspect is that the mylength signature specifies that any valid argument must "quack like a list". This differs from dynamic-programming duck-typing in that the "quacks-like" constraint is explicit - though of course it can be inferred.
What do I mean by "quack like a list"? Well, list-ness in Haskell is basically defined by supporting the operations associated with a list. For example, a list is built using ":" operations (often hidden behind the square-braces sugar), so any list can be deconstructed using pattern-matching on ":".
I didn't mention this before because all it really means is that "does it quack like a duck" is statically checked. Even C does this to a degree. However, it doesn't (in itself) provide that middle ground that I was trying to describe. Though maybe if you replace the C typedef with the D typedef or an Ada subtype (a distinct type rather than an alias) you can get the same middle ground in imperative languages.
The type information is needed of course. The whole point of writing programs is manipulating data structures. Why some people think that throwing crucial information away is a good idea is beyond me.
Have a look at these signatures:
In (1) there is clarity. You know exactly what parameters you need to call the function with and it is clear what the function returns.
In (2) there is only uncertainty. You have no idea what parameters to use and you don't know what the function returns if something at all. You are effectively forced to use an inefficient trial and error approach to programming. You never reach the point where you know what you are doing because crucial information is intentionally hidden. All that in the name of simplicity and speed of development. To add insult to injury, this is prefered by some people for some strange reasons and called "modern".
Imagine maintaining a project with hundred thousands or even millions of lines of code written in this "style" by multiple programmers...
I don't know why it is called "dynamic" at all. It is like writing a Java program where every parameter, return value and local variable can only be of type object. Type declarations would then indeed become redundant. You could then invent a static method to call a method "dynamically":
Suggested reading: Dynamic languages are static languages


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Any advice to get rid of cigarette odor from a neighboring apartment?
I'm on a pretty tight budget, so I'm trying to be creative on how to combat this problem. The smell is coming through the closet that houses the A/C and water heater. Management is working with me. They have patched a hole in that closet, but the odor continues. They are trying to trace which apartment it's coming from, and see if there needs to be a patch or something in their closet. In the mean time, I have a horrible odor that I'm dealing with. I'm using plug-in oils and one of those cone air fresheners in the closet itself. In the evenings I open the back door and use a fan to air it out, but overnight I have to use the A/C and I'm waking up with headaches, irritated eyes, and other allergic reactions to the smoke smell. Any ideas on what else I can try w/o spending much?
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i hate to say this but is there a possibility that you are getting carbon monoxide in your room? it does the headache/sick thing too.
did you just move into the place or have you been there a while? it's possible that the previous occupant smoked and it's just in the carpets/walls/ceilings and you didn't notice because it was shown to you with the windows open.
they make a smoke eater candle available relatively cheap at most box stores. also place a lump of charcoal (unused) near where you think the smell is coming from (something in it absorbs odors). try a candle burning-the fire tends to burn the smells out of the room. if you don't want a fire going while you sleep try a candle warmer (available about $5 at walmart) with a stongly scented candle. i bought a couple pieces of furniture that had a smoke smell and had to spray an entire can of lysol to get them to reduce smell enough that a autosprayer could eliminate the radient room smell.
Smoke odor can be a real bi*&^. Have you changed the air filters lately? They can pick up smoke quickly then blow it back out when the air kicks back on.
I just moved here in May. The first month was great. My unit has new carpet and linoleum throughout. I know this for sure, because I viewed it before and after they installed the new floor/carpet. In June there was some turnover and a few more tenants moved in. There are smokers in several units. The trick is to find which one is causing my problem.
I will try to candle warmer and charcoal ideas! Thank you!
Changing the filter is on my list to do next month. I get paid monthly, and this was a very tight month for me. Unfortunately, the smoke odor has gotten much worse this month!
@trekmiss: if you have access you can use a coffee cup warmer as a candle warmer--you just have to use a smaller candle. and make sure you only use candles in glass jars.
@moosezilla: carbon monoxide is oderless.
Could be mixed in with the smell but something has to be burning to produce it.
I don't think it's carbon monoxide, because on nights when the smoke smell is not as bad, I don't have quite as bad of an allergic reaction. The severity of my reactions seem to be equal to how bad the smell is. Zyrtec and sudafed are my friends!
I think I should invest in a carbon monoxide detector, though. Another thing to add to my future shopping list. I lived with my dad for the last 4 years. I'm just now getting back on my feet following some health issues, and I'm starting from scratch. Each month I get a few more things.
@trekmiss: in most states landlords are required by law to have both a smoke and carbon monoxide detector in every apartment. fyi a lot of fire depts give those two out.
@moosezilla: There are smoke detectors that are hardwired. I wonder if they measure carbon monoxide, too? I don't know what the law here requires, but I'll ask the manager tomorrow.
The last place I rented was in Bolivia. I'm still getting used to doing this in the states.
is the paint fresh? a shellac based primer like rustoleum's B-I-N2 is great for sealing out odors. you'd be surprised how much cigarette odor will bleed through multiple coats of paint and even drywall/sheetrock.
If the door is not vented, you might add weather stripping around the door frame. Also, add some kind of door draft stopper along the bottom. This can be as simple as a rolled towel to something purchased.
If the door is vented, look at attaching a charcoal filter to the inside of the vent (so it won't show).
Also, get management to upgrade your AC filter to a charcoal filter until this is resolved so the smell isn't being spread throughout your apartment.
It's a bit late now, but since you are very sensitive to it, be sure the next place you live in does not allow smoking indoors (many here do not: it costs too much to try and get the odor out once the tennants leave.).
Maybe some blow in foam insulation will help deal the area in between the two apartments. This will likely be a tough nut, though.
You could try a small air purifier such as this one http://www.amazon.com/Hamilton-Beach-04383-Allergen-Reducing-Cleaner/dp/B000R2WEJQ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1342704694&sr=8-1&keywords=air+purifier depending on the size of the room.
I have the exact same problem. I have terrible allergies to cigarette smoke and the absolutely awful neighbor above me is a smoker. For some reason, they don't allow smoking in my apartment, but they do in hers, which is the same thing as allowing smoking in my place. It's like having a peeing and no peeing section in a swimming pool. I digress...
The only solution that has made my apartment tolerable is an air purifier. Unfortunately, this is a larger expense, but I promise it will be worth it. I got one that was specifically designed to clean out cigarette smoke. To save money on replacement filters and electricity costs of running it, I run it only when I'm sleeping and I have it pointed to my face. Works wonders and allows me to sleep without discomfort. The machine also acts as a white noise machine (to drown out some of the noise they make upstairs), and a fan (because she doesn't know how a thermostat works).
I hope you find a solution that works!
@thunderthighs: Thank you for your advice. I have a rolled up blanket blocking the giant 2-3" gap at the bottom of the door. I'll look into the charcoal filter, as there is a vent in the door.
@wilfbrim: I don't think any smoke free apartments exist around here. At least not in my budget. They are still fighting appeals over a smoke-free in public buildings law that was approved by voters last year. I think if an apartment complex around here tried to go smoke-free it would start world war 3!
@segafanalways: I forgot to mention I did buy one of these small room air purifiers, almost identical to the one you linked. I think I need to get a better filter for it. There is one that is strictly for odors, but it's a little pricey, so it's on my list for next month.
@trekmiss: Definitely don't bother trying to cover up the odor. You have to get rid of the particulates to have any success - especially allergic reaction.
Getting an air conditioner filter that has activated carbon seems like the best start. The holes in the charcoal/carbon will actually trap a lot of the particles. If not that, then at least the allergy filters like filtrete.
An air purifier is very much more passive. They can't capture much. But if you were to place one anywhere, it would be in that closet before the air is blown all over the apartment.
Bad Air Sponges (http://www.amazon.com/The-Original-Sponge-Odor-Neutralant/dp/B001SBMLAM but I've seen them locally, too) are great at getting rid of odors, but that won't help with the allergy. However, I am sensitive to both chemical scents AND smoke, so the attempts to cover up the smoke smell would affect me just as badly as the smoke - maybe that's part of your problem?
I use a Bad Air Sponge near my cat's litter box, because we have a very small house, and I don't want it to smell like cat. It works beautifully.
I'm bringing in a Bad Air Sponge to work on Monday to deal with smoke myself - the senior partner keeps smoking cigars in the morning. Yes, we know it's against the law. He's the boss, he owns the building, he's a lawyer, and he's a nice guy, so nothing will change.
I just moved, and the previous tenant smoked the; odors were throughout the house. The landlord compensated me for repainting all the interior walls, I added the ionic paint additive by Air-ReNu paint additive that a friend recommended and thankfully, the house stays smelling clean and fresh. One application works continuously and will last for 10-12 years. www.ionicpaint.com


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I have a Pentax K-x with the 10-17mm Pentax Fisheye. I want a portable and not too expensive panohead, and the NN3 seems ideal.
Can anyone confirm that this combo works, including shooting the zenith straight up without re-attaching the camera?
I'm finding inconclusive posts on the web, here is someone with a K-10 having problems:
I could not find any proper size comparison k-10 vs. k-x, so i figured I ask for experiences. The german reseller doesn't have the nn3 in stock right now, so I'm considering ordering from the us - this means returns would be expensive shipping wise.
Bonus question: If I get the nadir adapter, does it give me more/enough clearance for the vertical shot?


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NEW PHILADELPHIA - Toronto's game plan going into its Division IV sectional opener with Malvern Wednesday was geared toward slowing down 6-foot-5 senior Max Kapron.
With the Red Knights focused on double-teaming the Hornet standout, Kapron's teammates took over and made them pay. The result: Malvern jumped out to an early lead and coasted to a 72-37 victory at New Philadelphia High School.
Malvern, now 17-6, advances to Saturday's sectional final. The second-seeded Hornets will tangle with Steubenville Catholic Central. The tip is set for 1 p.m. Toronto drops the curtain at 11-12.
"Our plan was to double 12 (Kapron)," Red Knights coach John Leary said. "We wanted to limit his touches since he is a great player on a great team. When we did that, their other 6-6 kid (sophomore Mitch Loomis) hurt us. Kapron was like a man playing a boys' game."
Kapron did finish with 17 to pace the winners while Loomis added 14. Two other Hornets, Nick Mohr (12) and Trey Tucci (10) also reached double digits.
Coach Dennis Tucci's club jumped out to a 20-4 lead after one and was up 41-14 at the half.
"We really hurt ourselves early on," Leary noted. "We got inpatient, turned the ball over and gave them some run-outs. We just didn't do the little things like rebounding and our shot selection was bad.
"I think 14 of their 41 first- half points came about because we took poor shots. And a bunch more they were able to get off offensive rebounds."
Toronto's Blaze Glenn led all scorers with 19. Tyler Owens chipped in six.
"I'm proud of our effort and proud of our kids Leary added. "They're just great kids. I am really proud of our seniors; they gave this program all they had,"
The Red Knight roster featured five seniors including Joe Chadwick, Brad Melville, Owens, Dillon Gault and Tyler Andrews.
"When I first met with them in May 2011, they committed to the program and they fulfilled their commitments," the Toronto coach continued.
"They accepted me from the start and I love them like they were my own sons.
"We won four games last season and finished this regular season 11-11. We have taken some huge steps forward. With a new school opening and a new gymnasium to play in, we have to continue moving forward."
Toronto originally expected to play Wednesday's tournament opener with just six players due to an incident from last week's Wellsville game. However, the ejections of nine Red Knights were reversed, allowing Leary to dress a full squad.
Malvern 72, Toronto 37
Malvern 20 21 19 12 - 72
Toronto 4 10 8 15 - 37
MALVERN (17-6): Mohr 6 0-0 12; Thomas 2 0-0 4; Kapron 7 1-1 17; Tucci 5 0-0 10; Bower 1 0-0 2; LeBeau 1 0-0 3; Ruegg 0 0-2 0; Thomas 1 1-2 3; Haasz 1 0-0 3; Loomis 6 2-4 14; Graves 2 0-0 4. TOTALS: 32 3-9 72. 3-pointers: Kapron, LeBeau, Haasz.
TORONTO (11-12): Glenn 7 5-5 19; Chadwick 2 1-1 5; Owens 3 0-0 6; Melville 0 0-2 0; Stewart 1 0-0 2; Clegg 1 0-0 3; Lawrence 1 0-0 2. TOTALS: 14 6-8 37. 3-pointers: Clegg.


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Web of deceit
The perils of the Internet are explored à la Crash
By Tim Pompey 05/09/2013
Directed by Henry Alex Rubin
Starring: Jason Bateman, Hope Davis, Jonah Bobo
Rated R for sexual content, some graphic nudity, language, violence and drug use: some involving teens
1 hr. 55 min.
Every so often I like to take a chance on an independent film that simply pops up out of left field. No previews. No buzz. Just a title, a description and a chance that I might discover a little diamond in the rough.
Disconnect is one of those films, a story that relentlessly points out the obsessive addiction we have with our Internet technologies.
Most movies are created to entertain in some form or fashion. Disconnect isn't that type of film. It's intended to stick a fork in your eye and make you pay attention. As it plows through several common variations of Internet abuse, it points to a growing threat that flows through our fingertips. A keyboard. A screen. A world of shopping and entertainment. Also a tunnel of danger.
There are many lives in this film that intersect with each other via the Web. Rich Boyd (Jason Bateman) and his wife, Lydia (Hope Davis), are parents to their quiet withdrawn son Ben (Jonah Bobo), who, as a result of a horrible online prank, attempts suicide.
Nina Dunham (Andrea Riseborough) is a local news reporter who initiates a video chat on a child porn site with young Kyle (Max Theriot). She wants to do a news story about Kyle to further her career. But as she soon learns, Kyle is more than just a story and Nina must decide whether to help him or let him go.
Derek Hull (Alexander Skarsgård) and his wife, Cindy (Paula Patton), discover that their bank account has been wiped out by an online scam artist. When they uncover the identity of the thief, Derek and Cindy decide to pursue him and exact revenge. How far will they go to recover their lives?
Jason Dixon (Colin Ford) is the teenage son of a tough ex-cop father, Mike (Frank Grillo). Jason and his friend Frye (Aviad Bernstein) are responsible for the Internet prank on Ben. When Jason meets Ben's father online, he begins to confront his own role in the tragedy and ask some probing questions about fatherhood.
Director Henry Alex Rubin and writer Andrew Stern are going for a cumulative impact here. Demonstrating how we take modern Internet technologies for granted, they piece together each story quietly, painstakingly, in bedrooms and offices where people hide behind their screens and share detailed and intimate information with strangers.
Using the technology itself as part of the film's format, they skillfully show how the numbing anesthesia of the Internet can impact human emotion.
But a word is not just a word. A picture is not just a picture. As Rubin and Stern point out, sometimes we wake up too late and recognize that all that screen time adds up to a dramatic loss of intimacy, privacy, income and trust.
The ending, in particular, plays a vivisection of each story in slow motion, à la Crash, and forces the viewer to watch each character's agony in a way that is piercing and painful.
There are some notable names in this cast and some surprising performances as well, especially from the normally comedic Bateman, who expresses his gut-wrenching loss with barely the twitch of a facial muscle, and teen actors Bobo, Ford and Theriot who ably display the carelessness and agony of modern manhood.
I'm guessing that this film will come and go in theaters. I review it in hopes that, if and when it's released on DVD, you may remember this review and pick it up.
But brace yourself. Disconnect is a sober reminder that every time you turn on that little box and start pecking away, someone is watching and waiting. Make that a million someones. And while we casually browse the Web, a cold universe of technology tracks, tabulates and waits for just the right opportunity to steal our lives.
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