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After a lengthy discussion about the false positives the current system throws up, it was suggested that we should open a debate about whether or not the current system would benefit from being more open.
In my opinion, it would be valuable if the community had more access to how the good/bad filter was doing its job, so as to use the wisdom of crowds to improve upon it.
No one wants spam, but we also don't want to have to rewrite perfectly good questions to please an invisible overlord.
I don't think the algorithm should be made explicit, but to understand the kind of criteria used in its creation would be enough, I think, to benefit from the SE hive mind.


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i tryed to install fedora 9 on a computer i through together out of spare parts lying around the shop. the computer works fin and i have windows xp running on it. so i tryed to install fedora 9 and i got a message that said i needed a x86-64 when all it can detect is a i1586. could anyone tell me ether what this means or how to fix it or will i need to download a different version for this computer.
needed x86-64 while all detected is i1586
u might have downloaded the fedora for 64 bit computers. pls check the version u downloaded.
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Its known to everyone that when a solid is heated up to its melting point it turns into a liquid. What happens when a liquid is heated? Simple, it tends towards becoming gaseous. While making omlettes I found that the yolk is in liquid state and putting it on a pan for heating results in the formation of what we call as the omlette which is a solid. How is this so?
Proteins are long chains of amino acids. They are created in long chains, but interactions between various parts of the chain can result in a folded protein, in what we call its native state, see below:
Interestingly when you apply heat to proteins the reverse happens: leaving the native state and returning to a long chain of amino acids (an un-native state), denaturation is what the process is called. Many of these long chains are created when you are cooking an egg and instead of folding back into the native state, random interactions form between different chains, usually interacting hydprophobic regions avoiding water that is accumulating around the hydrophilic regions of the peptide sequence. As the process continues, water molecules are incorporated into an ever-growing framework and a random three-dimensional structure emerges. Aggregation eventually results in very large masses and we have our gel -- or solid as you say. Same idea to making jello, really.
Proteins that make up the egg are very complex molecules, far away from full thermodynamic equilibrium both when cold and when heated. Thus conclusions of thermodynamics of simple substances do not apply to egg proteins. Solidification of an egg into an omlette involves a process called denaturation.
Emulsions are part of a more generic two-phase systems of matter called colloids. Although the term colloid and emulsion are sometimes used interchangeably, emulsion tends to imply that both the continuous phase is dispersed as liquids.
An emulsion is a mixture of immiscible liquids in a more or less homogeneous. A liquid (dispersed phase) is dispersed in another (the continuous phase or dispersing phase).
An emulsifier (also known as an emulsifier) is a substance which stabilizes an emulsion, frequently a surfactant. Examples of food emulsifiers are egg yolk (where the main chemical emulsifier is lecithin), honey and mustard, where a variety of chemicals in the mucilage around the seed pod act as emulsifiers, proteins and low molecular weight emulsifiers are common.
For example, egg albumin, which is a colloid, has been obtained in crystalline form, which is why the heat is applied to a system which is apparently liquid, you get the texture you can see the omelet.
Indeed, when you heat an egg the proteins denature and become random coils. Now, these random coils blend together and depending on their density can form a viscoelastic fluid or a gel.
Interestingly, cooling the cooked egg does not reverse the process because the coils are entangled but the process can be reversed, e.g., by adding some chemical but it takes 3 hours and the egg will probably be inedible.
To understand a viscoelastic fluid, mix a spoon of starch in a (paper) cup of water. You can easily turn a spoon slowly in the liquid but the resistance increases as you increase the speed by which you turn the spoon. This is because the coils do not have enough time to rearrange.


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I created a home server with Ubuntu 12.04 Server (using an old Netbook with an Atom CPU and 512Mb). The idea is just to be used for a small team (maximum 10 persons) that will have constant access by SSH to the main projects and could add features with Git, and will, as well, have their own directory (with VirtualHost configured) for their own personal projects.
Everything is configured and running, but my question is :
What is the best solution here for everyone to work? It is to have them on the
http group and then all have access as normal users to the
/var/www folder (that also contains GitWeb and Drupal), or would be to create a new user named after the project (as an example) where only those with the password could have access to work (configured with VirtualHost).
Notice: The idea is to have 1 person responsible of the server directly (since he is the one who is hosting it), 2 more people that will have access to the
root from their home in order to configure anything from their home, plus anyone else that joins the group without any
root access, but just the necessary access to create personal works and work with Git.


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The Art Event
Lipscomb Academy presents the tenth annual The Art Event, Feb. 7-9. Rick Casali, a figurative artist based in Maryland, is this year's featured artist.
More than 50 local and regional artists will display and sell their work during the three-day event. A wide range of styles and media will be represented by these artists.
The Art Event will take place in the Lipscomb Academy high school gym, located at 3901 Granny White Pike in Nashville. The sale hours are Friday, Feb. 7, 5-9 p.m.; Saturday, Feb. 8, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; and Sunday, Feb. 9, 11 a.m.-3 p.m. The Art Event at Lipscomb is open to the public. An online auction begins Jan. 27 at 3 p.m. at www.latheartevent.com.
Proceeds will benefit the Lipscomb Academy Annual Fund, which provides additional resources for programs and facilities for Lipscomb Academy. Lipscomb Academy is a college preparatory school, grades PreK-12, established in 1891.
Sponsors for The Art Event include Glover Group Entertainment, Pollock Printing and Lipscomb University.
For a complete listing of artists to show and links to their websites visit lipscombartevent.com. For more information on the event, call 615.966.6321.
About Rick Casali
Casali's work expresses his appreciation for nature and his love of the figure. Whether painting one's portrait in oils or sculpting the figure in clay, Casali keeps his artistic principles streamlined.
"It is the honest study of nature that leads one to beauty," says Casali. "I'm striving to capture the essence of what is happening. A certain color harmony in the landscape or the spirit of a person in the portrait."
His style is known for its embrace of classicism, Impressionism and elements of modern design, aiming to fuse the timeless geometry of the Greeks with a fresh Impressionistic vision of reality.
Casali is an alumnus of the Maryland Institute College of Art in Baltimore. From 2004 to 2007, he maintained a close apprenticeship with renowned portrait artists Cedric and Joanette Egeli at their farm in Edgewater, Md. Casali has also studied extensively with sculptor Stephen Perkins, an expert in human construction and anatomy. Additional mentors include colorist George T. Thurmond and internationally acclaimed portrait artist Michael Shane Neal, a 1991 Lipscomb University graduate and parent of two Lipscomb Academy students.
Other Artists Showing at The Art Event
- Brentwood residents Beth Affolter, Ginger Oglesby, Leila Platt, Deann Hebert, Roy Overcast and Phil Stoner
- Franklin residents Lauren Dunn, Thalia Kahl, Janet King, JoEllen Thatcher and Marilyn Wendling
- Other artists: Frank Baggett, Melissa Payne Baker, Hannah Clayton, Ann Cowden, Charles Cox, Amy Crews,Tom Findlay, Shannon Haas, Dennis Harris, Joan Jannaman, Susan Jones, Colleen Lyons, Sharron Mallison, Jairo Prado, Enrique Pupo Walker, Amy Rankin, Erin Rickelton, Janice Stevens, Mary Veazie and Caryl Witt.


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for the past few years, I have been using netbooks to program the NXT. I would like to move into the 21st century and use ipads. Is there an ipad app for programming the NXT brick?
You may want to try these:
None of these are offical and you will have to use bluethooth to download and run programs.
There are no programming tools available on the currently available iOS devices, including iPads.
Technically speaking, this is because the iPad lacks support for the correct Bluetooth profiles that would allow a direct connection. iPads also have no USB port that can be used in host mode to directly connect the NXT (the USB to dock adapter from the camera kit does not work!).
Theoretically it should be possible if you take part in the Apple Hardware Development Program and write your own driver. But this is possibly out of scope for the rest of us ;-)
A mentioned workaround is to create an application on the iPad for source code editing and use a Proxy-PC that communicates over WiFi with the app, compiles the source code (e.g. NXC) and sends the binary to the NXT. If someone has done this, please let us know!
With the new EV3, things will change as this brick is able to communicate over WiFi. And Lego announced some kind of iPad and Android IDE for EV3.
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This is probably a REALLY stupid question. But anyways, lets pretend we had a *nix rather powerful system... Now Obviously I know you can set up multiple users to login to a system.......but how exactly do you do that? Like....how would all the monitors connect and such, or would you need a smaller computer node that like....reroutes it or something?
I know that probably sounds dumb...but how do System Admins and such set up multiple users for a *nix system? across a large building or something?


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I am looking for a python script which would do similar as the ArcGIS 3D Analyst NEAR_3D function.
Basically I would like to programatically in python find nearest points of one point feature class to another point feature class and calculate their delta X, Y, Z.
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6 Isolated Groups Who Had No Idea That Civilization Existed
#3. The Old Believers
In 1978, Soviet geologists looking for iron ore deposits by helicopter spotted a wood cabin in the remote woods of Siberia. When they returned to the cabin on foot, they found a family dressed in burlap, eating out of hand-carved vessels and apparently living off the forest. Family members huddled in astonished fear, yelling "This is for our sins!" at the newcomers. The family, the Lykovs, weren't the only ones living like this. Other, similar groups remained in isolation in the Siberian taiga at least up until 1990, largely unaware of the modern world.
Listen, we don't care what their sins were: Nobody deserves burlap underwear.
Though the upside is that if your ass ever itched, you could scratch it by simply walking.
How Did They Avoid the Modern World for So Long?
They're members of a Russian religious sect called the Old Believers, which split from the mainline Russian church in the 17th century over dogmatic changes and a particularly contentious game of Monopoly. Since then, groups of Old Believers have been fleeing from the Russian government for centuries. Some escaped overseas, some sought asylum in other countries, while others looked around the vast, empty, unfriendly expanse of Northern Russia and said, "What about just going over there? Nobody goes over there."
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And they were correct: Vast tracts of Siberia are so human-hostile that a few Old Believers are probably hiding there today, and we may never find them -- because seriously, it is friggin' cold up there.
#2. The Mashco-Piro Tribe
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The Mashco-Piro tribe recently started making time-displaced, half-naked guest appearances beside a Peruvian river popular with Western tourists. Nobody knows why the tribe suddenly started showing up at the river, but according to specialists, so far they have mainly shown interest in metal cooking pots and machetes. So we're going to say it's either a whole tribe of Iron Chefs, or else they're melting the stuff down to build some kind of primitive machete-tank.
"Giant knives. Yep, that's the only modern invention we need."
How Did They Avoid the Modern World for So Long?
Peru's government opted for the controversial "not attacking all new people with chainsaws" path of diplomacy. They tried to limit exposure for the tribe, presumably not willing to risk facing the wrath of the Mashco Machetank, and banned tourists from going ashore on the river to make contact. Unfortunately, now private operators in Peru have started offering "human safaris" where oblivious tourists with a misplaced sense of entitlement to all of human history can deliberately seek out uncontacted tribes. In short, Peru tried to do the right thing and not screw with a whole group of people by sending in anthropologists and greedy developers, but now an entire society's only impression of the civilized world is fat Dutch tourists in fanny packs snapping Instagram photos of their "savage" wangs.
The Mashco-Piro, understandably, are less than keen to make further connections.
#1. The Pintupi Aboriginals
In 1984, a small group from the Pintupi tribe ran into a white person in the desert. This doesn't sound too strange, until you consider that this was the first time anyone in the indigenous group had seen a white person, and that Australia was first infested by honkeys all the way back in 1788. One Pintupi later said that he mistook the "pink man" he saw for an evil spirit at first. Then, learning what pink dudes did to the rest of the aborigines on the continent, decided to stick with that assessment.
Luckily, the Pintupi missed the race-massacre window by a few decades, and instead their first meeting with the white man involved being invited into a Toyota and then going for a joyride in the desert while Australian rock band Midnight Oil blasted on the radio.
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"And right there is where the stupidest thing that ever happened to me took place."
Because Australia is just chill like that these days.
How Did They Avoid the Modern World for So Long?
They were two things: nomadic, and in Australia. Pretty much either of those traits involves possibly not seeing another human being for decades. When you put them both together, you basically get a tribe of Aussie ninjas. In fact, the group almost didn't get discovered at all. Shortly before they ran into white people for the first time, the Pintupi attempted contact with a group of Westernized Australian aboriginals. Unfortunately, the nomads' appearance, which included belts made out of human hair and six-foot-long spears, was bizarre enough to scare even Australians, a people who voluntarily live in Nature's end boss level. One of the Westernized Australians fired a warning shot into the air with a rifle, and the Pintupi fled.
Via Globalwhisperer.com
They're laughing because they just made a white guy shit his pants.
The freaked out Westernized aboriginals then drove to the nearest town and told the story to a bunch of white dudes there, who, in true white dude fashion, fixed the problem with a road trip and the power of rock 'n' roll.
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The Cincinnati Bengals have been around for a long time. They have had 48 seasons in the NFL and are under the direction of a veteran head coach, Marvin Lewis. Last year started out the best it possibly could when the Bengals won their first seven games. Even though the Bengals ended up having a pretty average season, they were beat out in the Wild Card by the Pittsburgh Steelers. This year they are coming back with quarterback, Andy Dalton, who has been improving slowly each season. See what the quarterback has to offer this season when he hits the green field with the rest of his team in August. Tickets are still up for grabs so get them now.
The Cincinnati Bengals added another victory to their regular season record when they beat the Ravens on January 3. AJ McCarron had a rough start but ended up completing 17 of 27 passes for a total of 160 yards and two touchdowns to help the team come back from behind and win. With the win, the team ended the season with a 12-4 record, which matched their previous best season in history. They ended the season as the AFC North Champions and will head into the playoffs to play in the AFC Wild Card game against the Steelers on January 9. You can still get tickets for the post season games with prices starting at $93.
12/28/15 - The Cincinnati Bengals played a thrilling game against the Denver Broncos on Monday, but it didn't end in the Bengals favor. The Bengals had an impressive first half, overtaking the Broncos 14-0 before heading to the locker room. However, that didn't stop the Broncos from coming back from the deficit and getting their team back in the game. After the Broncos kicker, Brandon McManus, shanked a 45-yard field goal, the two teams headed into overtime play. The Broncos came out on top during the last minutes, making the Bengals still wonder if they will make it into the playoffs. Buy your tickets today to see the Bengals play live again on January 3 against the Baltimore Ravens.
12/21/15 - Fans were worried after the Cincinnati Bengals made some huge errors in last week's matchup against the Pittsburgh Steelers. However, it looks like the Bengals still have some momentum behind them. They took on the San Francisco 49ers, and came away ahead with a final score of 24-14. This is including a very-impressive second quarter, which saw the Bengals score 21 points. Luckily, they have maintained their top position in the AFC North Division. There are just two more games remaining in the regular season and only one of those is in Cincinnati. Be sure to get your tickets for when they host the Baltimore Ravens on January 3rd. Tickets start at $49.
12/14/15 - The Cincinnati Bengals are sitting pretty for playoff contention. Despite their successful season, the Bengals took a major hit this last week. Their starting quarterback, Andy Dalton, made a huge error against the Pittsburgh Steelers last week that could cause the Bengals the season. Dalton threw an interception and attempted to tackle the Steeler player, which resulted in a broken thumb for the quarterback and an ending to his season. This is a huge hit for the Bengals and it has been predicted that their playoff impact will now be minor. See for yourself when you get your tickets to see them play live against the San Francisco 49ers on December 20.
12/7/15 - The Cincinnati Bengals lost their winning streak earlier in November, but it looks like they might be starting a new streak. With their most recent victory over the Cleveland Browns on December 6th, the Bengals have won their last two matchups. They have a strong three win lead over the second team in the AFC Northern Division, so it certainly looks like they will be finishing the season on top. There are three remaining home games for the Bengals, but they are going to be playing in the postseason, so there are still several opportunities for you to catch them in action this year. They will be hosting the Pittsburgh Steelers on December 13th.
12/1/15 - The Cincinnati Bengals may have struggled in a couple games recently, but they are still shoo-ins for the NFL playoffs this year. They seemed to be back on track with a Sunday night win against the Rams, and with a couple key games ahead of them, the pressure is on. Despite the demands on the field, they are taking some time off to do something nice for kids in the community. The Boys and Girls Club and Toys for Tots will be at the center of the players' minds this Tuesday as they scheduled to participate in two events. Gestures like these make it easy to support a team like the Bengals. Join them in Cleveland at FirstEnergy Stadium as they take on the Browns this Sunday, Dec. 6.
11/24/15 - After eight straight victories to open the season, the Cincinnati Bengals have dropped their last two. The Cats still own the first-place position in the AFC North, playing ahead of the injury-depleted Steelers as well as the unpredictable Browns and Ravens. Cincy will surely be feeling the sting of their 34-31 loss to Arizona on Sunday, which came on the heels of a debatable unsportsmanlike conduct call in the closing moments. Cincinnati will host the St. Louis Rams this coming Sunday at Paul Brown Stadium and tickets are on sale now! Pick up your seats today—prices start as low as $54 but you'll have to act quickly because supplies are limited!
11/16/15 - What happened to the Cincinnati Bengals last Sunday? Quarterback Andy Dalton, who usually throws multiple touchdowns each night, didn't score at all in the matchup with the Houston Texans at home on Sunday. Instead, the game was a battle of field goals that culminated in a 6 – 10 loss for the Bengals. It was their first loss of the season, tarnishing their perfect record and sending them to 8 – 1. Hopefully they can get their confidence back before their next matchup, however, because they're about to hit the road to face a tough opponent in the Cardinals in Glendale, AZ. Come find out if they can bounce back this Sunday!
11/10/15 - Quarterback Andy Dalton and the rest of the Cincinnati Bengals continue to be undefeated this season, after they managed to knock out the Cleveland Browns at home last Thursday. The Bengals came away with a commanding 31 – 10 victory. They have now gotten to rest up and enjoy a bye week before they take on the Houston Texans during tonight's Monday matchup. If you don't have tickets to tonight's game, you can still find them right here at prices starting as low as $49. The Bengals are heading into the home stretch, so they'll need as much support as they can get. Don't miss the showdown tonight at Paul Brown Stadium!
11/2/15 - The Cincinnati Bengals are on fire this season! With an undefeated record and leading the charts in the AFC Northern Division, the Bengals definitely have a lot to be happy about. On November 1, the Bengals hit the road to play against the Pittsburgh Steelers. The Steelers are a force to be reckoned with, especially when they are playing at home; however, this didn't stop the Bengals from putting up a fight. The Steelers were leading the game by three points to start the fourth quarter, but the Bengals put it all on the field and scored ten points to win the game 16-10. Watch them live when they play the Texans on November 16.
10/27/15 - Taking full advantage of a weakened Steelers team, the Cincinnati Bengals are threatening to run away with the AFC North division. Cincy posted their sixth straight victory, maintaining their spotless season record with a convincing 34-21 victory over the Buffalo Bills this week. Andy Dalton looked sharp once again, as did the Bengals backfield, which combined for 243 collective yards on 22 receptions. It'll be a crucial game for both teams this weekend at Heinz Field in Pittsburgh, as Cincinnati takes on the Steelers in Week 7. Who will walk away with the division crown when it's all said and done? Get up-close and personal with tickets for the game, on sale now from $71 and up!
10/19/15 - Very few teams can still claim to be undefeated this season. The Cincinnati Bengals have held on hard to their winning streak and it has paid off. Six games in, the Bengal still have not suffered a single loss. Even in the midst of their current series of away games, the Bengals continue to dominate. Most recently, they took on the Bills in Buffalo and were able to come out ahead with 34-21. The Bengals will be continuing on to Pittsburgh to face the Steelers on November 1st. At last, they will return to Cincinnati to host the Cleveland Browns on November 5th. Tickets are already available starting at $109.
10/14/15 - Who dey? Better think twice if you're thinking about beating these Cincinnati Bengals, who improved to a flawless 5-0 record with a thrilling comeback win against the Seahawks this weekend. With a commanding 17-point advantage in the fourth quarter, it appeared that Russell Wilson and company had the contest well in hand. But the Cats came roaring back, getting two TD passes from Andy Dalton and a fire-drill field goal at the horn to send it into OT. It was a second FG that won it in overtime, both kicks coming courtesy of the day's hero, Mike Nugent. Cincy visits the Buffalo Bills this weekend in hopes of staying perfect—get your tickets for the game from $62!
10/5/15 - Don't look now, but the lone undefeated team in the AFC North just happens to be the Cincinnati Bengals. Cincy improved to 4-0 last week by virtue of a 36-21 win over the Kansas City Chiefs. Andy Dalton was solid once again for the Bengals, throwing for 321 yards with a TD on 17-24 pass attempts. Giovani Bernard carried the ball 13 times for 62 yards and a score of his own, and Cincinnati lifted their record to 2-0 on their home field in 2015. They'll host the Seattle Seahawks at Paul Brown Stadium this weekend, so grab your tickets today! Seats start at $125, but you'll have to act quickly because space is limited!
9/28/15 - The Cincinnati Bengals are done with their last away game for the next two weeks. It seems like they are barely spending any time on their own field, but that is about to change. The Bengals have two consecutive home games, against the Kansas City Chiefs and the Seattle Mariners. Despite their few home games, the Bengals are still undefeated. Fans are expecting great things once the Bengals are released on their home field. Get your tickets, which start at just $56, and come out to see them in action. Afterward, they have several more away games lined up, but they should be spending more time in Cincinnati later in the season.
9/21/15 - The Cincinnati beat the San Diego Chargers in their second game of the season to bring their early record to 2-0. Andy Dalton completed 16 of 26 passes for a total of 214 yards and three touchdowns. The defense also looked good, ending the Charger's QB Philip Rivers' perfect passing streak, leaving him with 21 of 27 completed passes. Jeremy Hill started as the running back, but after losing two fumbles Giovanni Bernard took over, rushing 123 yards in 20 carriers. The game had several mistakes, including a fumble that set up Sand Diego's first touchdown. The Bengals head to Baltimore to play the Ravens and try to keep their perfect record on September 27. Tickets remain available to see the game in person, with prices starting at $81.
9/14/15 - The new season is only one game old and the Cincinnati Bengals are already taking off. They took on the Oakland Raiders in an away game on September 13th. Not only did the Bengals win by an impressive 20 point lead, they managed to completely shut the Raiders out in the first three quarters. The final score came to 33-13. If this is how the Bengals are playing without the home field advantage, they are sure to really tear it up once they return to Cincinnati. The Bengals are the only team in the AFC Northern Division to have won their season opener, so they also are leading their division. This season is certainly looking strong for the Bengals. Their next home game is against the San Diego Chargers on September 20th.
9/7/15 - The Cincinnati Bengals are ready for their regular season opener this weekend. However, this will be without Darqueze Dennard, who recently was put on the injured reserve list due to a groin injury. He had played strong during the OTAS and preseason and looked as though he may make his way up to a starting position until his injury. The overall injury report for the Bengals heading into the regular season is mostly good. Michael Johnson is back at full participation after his knee injury early in the preseason. Almost all players injured participated in at least limited roles except for Reggie Nelson and Marcus Hardison. The Bengals play their season opener in Oakland against the Raiders on the 13th. You can still get your tickets, with prices starting at $89.
9/3/15 - The Cincinnati Bengals' final preseason game almost ended in overtime in a game that featured no touchdowns. The Bengals were able to take the 9-6 victory that saw most of the starters sitting on the bench. This game allowed the second and third strings a chance to earn a spot in the 53-man roster for the regular season, while also allowing the regular starters a chance to rest. Although the game was largely quiet, there were a few impressive plays. Greg Little, who is still fighting for a spot on the roster, had two impressive interceptions. The Bengals start the regular season in Oakland where they play the Raiders on September 13. You can still get tickets to see the game in person, with prices starting at $107.
8/24/15 - After a strong showing in their preseason opener, the Cincinnati Bengals encountered a letdown against Jameis Winston and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The Bucs jumped out to a 23-3 halftime advantage and never looked back, their defense limiting the Bengals to just 13 first downs and 152 total yards. Cincy got a late TD from James Wilder Jr., a five-yard rush followed by another run from the rookie running back for the two-point conversion. First-year quarterback A.J. McCarron completed 11 of 15 passes for 97 yards, outplaying elder statesman Andy Dalton, who was picked off twice and went six of 13 for 46 yards. Cincinnati will host the Bears at Paul Brown Stadium on Saturday and you can score tickets today! Get your seats starting at $38.
8/19/15 - The wait is finally over. The preseason started this last week, and Cincinnati Bengals fans were not disappointed. In their first game, the Bengals faced the New York Giants and came away with a 10-23 victory. It was a strong victory, but they will have to prepare for their first away game next. The Bengals travel to Tampa Bay to take on the Buccaneers next. However, they will be back on August 29th to host the Chicago Bears. Tickets start at just $34. They will have one more away game, then the official season kicks off. Unfortunately, the Bengals have their season opener on an away field, but they will be back soon to start the season right, hosting the San Diego Chargers on September 20th. Tickets start at $33.
8/10/15 - The Cincinnati Bengals are hosting the New York Giants for a two-day joint practice on Tuesday and Wednesday this week. Tuesday will be a full pads practice day, while Wednesday will just be a shoulder pad only practice. ESPN will feature live spots of Tuesdays' practice on SportsCenter and other shows throughout the day. Although most of the team will be out on the field to practice the drills, some players will concentrate on individual drills to avoid re-injury. The whole team has Thursday off to rest, and then the week ends with the Bengals' first preseason game against the Giants, on Friday the 14th. Experts are expecting the Bengals to have the best offense they have had in more than a decade this year. You can still get your tickets, with prices as low as $10.
8/4/15 - Like the rest of the NFL, the Cincinnati Bengals are in Training Camp, preparing for the upcoming season. It seems as though Dre Kirkpatrick has taken the cornerback starting position ahead of eight-year starter Leon Hall. Hall remains on the roster, playing in a new spot as safety. During the first padded practice, Michael Johnson suffered a knee injury. However, it is not believed to be anything serious and is most likely a sprained MCL. This will still take several weeks of rehab before he is completely healthy. The team will be looking to avoid any more injuries as they continue to prepare for the 2015 season. The first game will be on August 14 at home against the Giants. You can still get your tickets to see it in person, with prices starting at $15.
7/27/15 - It is nearly time for the 2015 season to kick off again. The Cincinnati Bengals will finally take the field again on August 14th. Even though there are just over two weeks until the professional football league picks up again, it looks like the Bengals are still sorting out their cornerback and backup quarterback positions. It is good for them to try to be improving the team as long as they have time, but the time they can practice with their final lineup is valuable. Be sure to keep an eye on the team to see how they set themselves up, or better yet, secure your spot in the stands of their home opener against the New York Giants. Tickets are still available for as little as $7.
7/16/15 - When the Cincinnati Bengals head to Training Camp at the end of the month, fans will be looking at some crucial positions to see who will be on the starting team. There are many talented players vying for a position at the cornerback, including Leon Hall, Adam Jones, and Dre Kirkpatrick, who will most likely start. There are also several other young players who will also be vying for backup positions in the spot. One of the biggest positions up for grabs going into Training Camp is the wide receiver. Although A.J. Green, Mohamed Sanu, and Marvin Jones' spots are secure, the fourth receiver position may see rookie Mario Alford beating out Brandon Tate and others. Fans don't have to wait for the season to start to get tickets; they are already available, starting at $6.
6/29/15 - Things are shaping up for the Cincinnati Bengals. With the return of Devon Stills and hype increasing for backup quarterback, AJ McCarron, many are anticipating the Bengals having a "breakout" season this year. McCarron spent a significant amount of time on the bench in 2014, partly due to an injury, but fans and Bengal players alike are prediction this season as his time to shine. There is just over a month until the season gets underway, so training time is limited, but with their team coming together, most fans are not worried. It all kicks off on August 14th. Tickets for the home opener are available starting at $10. Get your tickets now and secure your place on the sidelines when the 2015 season begins.
6/15/15 - Good news for the Cincinnati Bengals. After missing the last three weeks of training, Devon Stills has returned to the team, just in time for mandatory training camp. Stills' daughter has had health complications that required his attention, but with things moving in the right direction, he has enough time to train with his team again. The regular season is quickly approaching, so the time Stills can train is limited. His family certainly should come first, but fans are relieved, both for the fate of his daughter and the fate of the team that things are improving. Tickets for the season opener, which is on August 14th for the Bengals, are already available starting as low as $6. Be sure to secure your spot early.
6/1/15 - The NFL 2015 season will get underway in August and the Cincinnati Bengals are just about ready to start training. The next few weeks are going to be vital to their success this year. Many are speculating that the Bengals' group of linebackers is among the worst in the NFL, but they have plenty of time to find out if that rumor is true and to correct it. Meanwhile, running back James Wilder Jr. has returned and is trying to bulk up before training begins, with the goal of becoming a fullback/tailback hybrid. If he can do more on the field, there is a chance he can contribute to the Bengals' offense as well as their defense. The season will begin soon, Cincinnati's home opener being on August 14th, so get your tickets now.
5/21/15 - The Cincinnati Bengals added Tom Obarski as a kicker to their special team, hoping to give it some depth. While it doesn't appear that Obarski is a replacement for Mike Nugent, things can and do change during training camp and preseason. ESPN isn't giving the Bengals strong marks for improving their lineup, but the team remains positive about their opportunities. The postseason win is possible, but they have to play better than they were last year. Fans of the Bengals get their first opportunity to see them in action on August 14, in a preseason game against the New York Giants. Tickets start at $7, and you'll want to pick yours up now before they're gone. Get out and show your support for your home team favorite.
5/7/15 - The Cincinnati Bengals have added several players to the roster after the NFL draft, including two offensive tackles, two tight ends, a receiver, and a defensive back. One of the interesting pick was their third round selection, Paul Dawson. He is an impressive player on the field, but his off-field antics made him a questionable pick. They chose another risky player, Josh Shaw from USC, who made the news for lying to coaches and teammates. The Bengals also have agreed to a deal with several players from Oregon, including their second round pick offensive lineman Jake Fisher, safety Erick Dargan, and corner Troy Hill. With the new recruits, the team is ready to start preparing for the 2015 season. Tickets are on sale now, with prices for the season opener on August 14 against the Giants starting at $9.
4/21/15 - The 2014 season was a successful one for the Cincinnati Bengals by most standards, as they reached the playoffs for a fourth consecutive year. Being eliminated in the first round by the Indianapolis Colts was not part of the plan, however, as the Bengals were overpowered by the dominant play of Andrew Luck. Cincinnati opens 2015 on the road as they take on the revamped Oakland Raiders on Sunday afternoon, the third time the Bengals have started the regular season taking on a team with a new coaching staff. Schedule highlights include Week 5 at the Seattle Seahawks, Week 8 at the Pittsburgh Steelers, and Week 16 at the Mile High Stadium as the take on the Broncos. Get your tickets to be a part of the action live, on sale now!
2014-2015 Season
12/23/14 - With their Monday night win over Denver, the Cincinnati Bengals clinched at least a spot in the AFC playoffs. But whether the Bengals play on wild-card weekend, or divisional round weekend, will be determined in their last game – as it happens, against longtime rival Pittsburgh.
12/9/14 - Despite losing to division rival Pittsburgh over the weekend, the Cincinnati Bengals still have a tenuous, half-game lead on the Steelers with three weeks to go in the season. The Bengals, however, still have trips to Cleveland and Pittsburgh to make, as well as a home contest with Denver.
12/2/14 - This one had to be way too close for comfort for Cincinnati Bengals fans. The Bengals snuck past two-win Tampa Bay 14-13 over the weekend, but in doing so extended their lead over all three other AFC North clubs to 1 ½ games.
11/25/14 - After an inexplicable and embarrassing loss to Cleveland in Week 10, the Cincinnati Bengals have recovered strongly. The Bengals knocked off Houston last weekend 22-13, as quarterback Andy Dalton, who went to college at Texas Christian, finally notched his first victory in Houston, his hometown.
11/11/14 - Despite their highly unexpected (per FiveThirtyEight) loss to Cleveland, the Cincinnati Bengals are still close to the top of the AFC North. They're in second place, a half game behind the Browns, due to the tie with Carolina in Week 6.
11/4/14 - The Cincinnati Bengals are on a two game winning streak after a great game against the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday. The Bengals are 1st in the AFC Northern Division, but they have a short turnaround this week, with a game on Thursday night against the Cleveland Browns. The Bengals have the home field advantage with the game being held at the Paul Brown Stadium in Cincinnati, OH. They face each other two times each season, and the last two years they have split the series. The home team has come up the winner, so the Bengals are predicted to win but it should be an exciting game for the fans on both sides. The Bengals have to overcome their short week, but they have a great offense.
10/30/14 - With their second win this season over Baltimore, the Cincinnati Bengals broke out of a post-bye 0-2-1 funk and took control of first place in the AFC North. However that win came with a price, as running back Geovani Bernard may miss this weekend's game against Jacksonville with an injury.
10/10/14 - What will the Cincinnati Bengals do without their leading receiver, A.J. Green? The answer is simple – They'll go out there and win. This team has several games coming up during the rest of 2014 that will challenge their dreams of the Superbowl. At Paul Brown Stadium on November 2nd, the team will take on the Jacksonville Jaguars. Then, after fighting for the win, the Bengals will move on to play the Cleveland Browns on the sixth of November and then the Pittsburgh Steelers during the first game of December. The team will then wrap up the year by playing last year's almost Superbowl champions, the Denver Broncos, on December 22nd in Cincinnati. Buy your tickets today and watch as the Bengals make it a record-breaking NFL season.
9/29/14 - The Cincinnati Bengals were off this past weekend, which gave them more time to prepare for a prime-time Sunday affair with New England at Foxborough. But the undefeated Bengals were in the headlines just the same, as data-journalism website FiveThirtyEight rated the Bengals as the No. 4 team in the NFL, with the highest projected win total, a little over 11. Off the field was even better news, as practice-roster defensive tackle Devon Still's daughter underwent successful cancer surgery last week in Philadelphia. Doctors there were able to completely excise a tumor plus an area in her adrenal gland which was where Still said "it all started from."
9/22/14 - Quarterback Andy Dalton threw his first interception of the year for the Cincinnati Bengals – but that was clearly balanced by his touchdown reception on a 18-yard catch and run from receiver Mohamed Sanu, as the Bengals moved to 3-0 with a 33-7 victory over Tennessee this past weekend. In addition to his touchdown catch, the first ever by a Bengals quarterback in franchise history – a history which includes such pass-throwing luminaries as Greg Cook, Ken Anderson, and Boomer Esiason – Dalton threw for 169 yards on 15-for-23 passing; Geovani Bernard rushed for 47 yards and a pair of scores on 14 carries, while Jeremy Hill collected 39 yards and one TD on seven runs; and A.J. Green was Dalton's favorite target, hauling in six passes for 102 yards.
9/15/14 - For the first time since 2006, the Cincinnati Bengals have started their season 2-0, holding Atlanta quarterback Matt Ryan to 231 yards and a single TD pass in defeating the Falcons 24-10 last weekend. Bengals QB Andy Dalton was strong, completing 15 of 23 passes for 252 yards and a TD pass, with no interceptions and no sacks; the scoring pass being a 76-yard catch and run by Mohamed Sanu, who picked up some of the slack in the absence of A.J. Green, who departed early after aggravating a foot injury. Giovani Bernard was all over the place for the Bengals as well, collecting 90 yards rushing and a touchdown on 27 carries, along with 79 receiving yards on a team high five catches. The damage could have been much worse, as the Bengals racked up nearly 300 yards of offense but only 10 points on the scoreboard.
9/8/14 - 2014 started off in decent form for the Cincinnati Bengals, who overcame a 16-point rally by division rival Baltimore last weekend with a 77-yard bomb from Andy Dalton to A.J. Green late in the fourth quarter for a 23-16 win. Dalton completed 25 passes in 38 attempts for 301 yards, which included the TD pass to Green, who was the Bengals' leading receiver with six catches for 131 yards. Geovani Bernard collected over 100 yards of all-purpose yardage, rushing 14 times for 48 yards and caught six passes for 62 yards. Kicker Mike Nugent staked the Bengals to a 15-0 lead in the first half with five field goals, of 49, 22, 28, 46 and 38 yards.
9/3/14 - Say goodbye to "The Law Firm." BenJarvus Green-Ellis, formerly the featured running back for the Cincinnati Bengals in 2012 and part of 2013, was released by the squad over the weekend, in order to move forward with Geovani Bernard and Jeremy Hill, the latter of whom had most of the rushing yardage – and was the leading receiver – in the Bengals' 35-7 win over Indianapolis. Hill ran 20 times for 90 yards, and hauled in six passes for another 70 yards. Backup quarterback Jason Campbell also spent most of the time on the field, completing 13 of 16 for 123 yards and a touchdown pass. The defense (Danieal Manning's pick-six) and special teams (a 77-yard punt return by Dane Sanzenbacher for a score) also contributed to the final score.
8/25/14 - It was a night when the starting defense for the Cincinnati Bengals showed their readiness for the season to start, as Terence Newman ran back a 54-yard pick-six for the Bengals' only major score of the game, from a miscommunication between Arizona players Carson Palmer and Larry Fitzgerald, en route to a 19-13 victory in the Arizona desert. The Bengals' remaining 12 points came on field goals by incumbent Mike Nugent and rookie Quinn Sharp. Bengals starting quarterback Andy Dalton was 13-of-21 for 157 yards, with Mohamed Sanu and A.J. Green each hauling in five balls on the night from Dalton and Jason Campbell.
8/19/14 - Andy Dalton was a perfect eight-for-eight against the New York Jets last weekend, racking up 144 yards and a touchdown strike of 43 yards to Mohamed Sanu for the Cincinnati Bengals. Unfortunately for the Bengals, the rest of the game was not as picturesque, as the Bengals fell 25-17 to the Jets. Dalton's other series with the starters resulted in a second TD and a field goal, yet the Bengals went into halftime up just 17-16; the remaining nine points for the Jets' margin of victory came courtesy of a touchdown pass from backup Michael Vick, and a Cincinnati punt which was blocked out of the end zone for a safety. The Bengals visit Arizona this weekend.
8/11/14 - Whither A.J. McCarron? The news has been limited on the Cincinnati Bengals' fifth-round draft pick from college powerhouse Alabama, mostly because he has been placed on the "active/non-football injury list" with a shoulder issue. However, the rookie has been working out "on an extended rehab throwing program" which will determine his ultimate destination this season, whether to stay on the active roster or be moved to injured reserve. According to Geoff Hobson, a writer for the Bengals team website, McCarron "appeared to have pretty good juice" in a workout held late last month. While McCarron did not throw during the team's offseason organized activities, he did take part in minicamp several weeks later.
8/4/14 - The big headline out of Cincinnati Bengals training camp is the contract extension for Andy Dalton, which brings the veteran QB under contract through 2020. While the team did not disclose the terms of the agreements, sources around the league put the value of the extension at $115 million, of which $22 million would be paid in salary and bonuses within the first six months of the deal. The question now for the team and Dalton is, will he live up to the big payday? A common knock against Dalton has been his – and the Bengals' – inability to win playoff games the last three seasons; although Bengals' offensive coordinator Hue Jackson has said that Dalton's play during these early days of training camp have been "sensational."
7/30/14 - As training camp begins for the Cincinnati Bengals, the question arises over a key member of the Bengal backfield: How will BenJarvus Green-Ellis fit in? The Bengals have drafted running backs in the second round in the last two drafts, which points to the fact that Green-Ellis will be competing for a slot. Add to this equation that his stats have fallen over the last couple seasons, and that he's been moved from the first unit last season to second and third team during minicamp, and the writing just might be on the wall. But not if you ask running back coach Kyle Caskey, who was emphatic in his commitment to the 29-year-old. "Nothing has been taken away" from Green-Ellis, Caskey said. "He's a pro's pro, he helps lead our young guys, and he helps bring them on." One of the young guys who looks up to Green-Ellis? Second-year man Geovani Bernard, who said, "(You) can learn a lot from somebody like that."
7/21/14 - Training camps open in roughly one week, and the Cincinnati Bengals have signed their 90th and final player this week. That player is a huge (6'5", 360 pounds) defensive tackle by the name of LaKendrick Ross. Ross entered the supplemental draft earlier this month but was not chosen, which allowed him to become a free agent. Ross played college ball for a small college in Virginia, Virginia-Lynchburg, a member of the U.S. Collegiate Athletic Association. Ross appeared in just six games for Lynchburg, recording 19 tackles (five for a loss) and four sacks. At his pro day, Ross was unofficially timed in the 40-yard dash in the 5.4-5.5 second range, and was measured as having an 83.5-inch wingspan. As of this moment, Ross is the heaviest player on the Bengals roster.
7/14/14 - File this under "Hue-isms," Part 2. Just a couple weeks after anointing quarterback Andy Dalton and receiver A.J. Green the best QB-WR pair in the NFL, Cincinnati Bengals offensive coordinator Hue Jackson observed of himself and Dalton, "We are joined at the hip." Jackson told NFL.com's Mike Silver, "I'll jump off a building with this guy, because I believe in the things he's trying to accomplish with his career, and I think I can help him." Dalton said of Jackson, "The first thing he said was, 'You're my guy. We're gonna do this thing together. You're the guy that's gonna take us where we want to go." Dalton, for his part, told Silver, "It's exactly what I wanted to hear, and exactly what this team needs."
7/8/14 - Could the Cincinnati Bengals fall back in 2014 after a 2013 season that saw them win their division – one of the toughest top to bottom in the league – including a highly rated offense AND defense? Some might say the Bengals will not outdo their 11-5 and top-three seeding from last year, that even the best teams fall back. Just don't tell that to the Bengals players, who to a man will tell you an even better (12-4?) record is achievable, along with another AFC North championship. Still there's no denying the Who Deys have their work cut out for them, especially considering it has been over 20 years since the Bengals have visited the Super Bowl.
7/1/14 - Even though in their three seasons together, they have yet to win a postseason game, Cincinnati Bengals offensive coordinator Hue Jackson thinks he's got the best quarterback-wide receiver duo in the National Football League. Andy Dalton and A.J. Green are the players in question; though clearly each has improved year over year since entering the league in 2011 – Green's 260 catches are a league record for a player through his first three seasons – their playoff drought means the Bengals have been one and done each of those three years. Jackson told SiriusXM Radio, "I know people will fight that and say differently, but I've watched these guys and they have grown."
6/24/14 - A first round draft pick last month, rookie cornerback Darqueze Dennard is getting the benefits of a veteran crew of defensive backs as he makes the transition from college to pro football, and the firmer Michigan State standout is taking full advantage. Dennard recently told the SpartanDigest blog, "Me having them to talk to after you make a mistake on the field…having guys watching and critiquing you is really helpful for me." "Them" includes cornerbacks Leon Hall, Adam Jones, and Terence Newman, each of which was a first round draft pick in previous NFL drafts, and have at least seven seasons of pro experience, which means plenty of learning opportunities for a man expected to have a major role in the Cincy secondary down the road.
6/9/14 - With the announcement of Colin Kaepernick's signing of a new contract recently, the subject of Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Andy Dalton's contract negotiations comes up, with the question: Can Dalton get the mega-deal he wants? The answer likely depends on how team-friendly the Bengals can make the contract – in other words, ensuring Dalton gets paid fairly for a quarterback of his stature (of course, winning playoff games would help in that), versus ensuring that the Bengals aren't on the hook excessively dollar-wise. It remains to be seen what Dalton and his agent will come up with and how long it will take both sides to come together.
6/3/14 - Expect change in the Cincinnati Bengals offense under new offensive coordinator Hue Jackson. Lots of change. At recent organized team activties (OTAs), Jackson had second-round draftee Jeremy Hill ahead of last year's starting running back BenJarvus Green-Ellis; Giovani Bernard also took snaps as a starter as well. Observers also noted that the Bengals' offense displayed a noticeably faster pace, variations in offensive formations, and more plays described as "unconventional"; safety Danieal Manning said the offense "did a nice little run," then introduced a number of new shifts and motions.
5/27/14 - New Cincinnati Bengals offensive coordinator Hue Jackson has been speaking up a lot recently. In multiple pieces on the Pro Football Talk site, Jackson noted that the Bengals "have to be taking better care of the football" – in other words, decreasing turnovers in the face of an increased offensive tempo; Jackson has also had superlatives for incumbent starting quarterback Andy Dalton, saying that what he's seen in recent workouts from Dalton has been "spectacular." "He has all the characteristics I like in a quarterback," Jackson said of Dalton – but "(Dalton) knows there are things we talk about that he needs to get better at," like consistency.
5/19/14 - Probably the most intriguing of the draftees of the Cincinnati Bengals has to be former Alabama quarterback AJ McCarron. Though he did almost nothing but win in Tuscaloosa – three BCS national championships, a Heisman Trophy runner-up, a winner of the Maxwell and Unitas awards – McCarron fell to the fifth round, where the Bengals picked him up. Incumbent signal-caller Andy Dalton, while mostly effective during the regular season, has come up well short in the Bengals' recent playoff appearances, and many Cincy pundits consider him to be on somewhat shaky ground going into 2014 training camp. Though the team at the other end of I-71 made a considerably bigger splash in the draft with their QB selection, it will be an interesting training camp in Bengal country too.
5/12/14 – Coach Marvin Lewis is a big fan of drafting SEC players and 2014 proved no different. Three players – Jeremy Hills (LSU), AJ McCarron (Alabama), and James Wright (LSU) hail from the Conference; however, the Bengals first pick was Michigan State's Darqueze Dennard. The cornerback went No. 24 overall and was second best in his position on most draft boards; Dennard earned All-American honors and the Jim Thorpe award in his Senior season with the Spartans. The Bengals may have hit the lottery with their first pick, but so too did fans. Following the draft, Cincinnati Bengals tickets are down 10 percent in price, averaging $166 this season ($25 more than last year).
4/17/14 - The Cincinnati Bengals' four exhibition matches are set, with their preseason opener to be on the road against the Chiefs in Kansas City. They'll be back in Paul Brown Stadium to take on the New York Jets in Week 2, followed by their only televised game of preseason: a Sunday night showdown against (former Bengal) Carson Palmer and the Arizona Cardinals in Week 3 (Aug 24). The Bengals will conclude their preseason at home against Indianapolis for the 11th consecutive regional-rivalry finale; Cincinnati Bengals tickets are available for the Week 4 game, at $21 to start in the Lower Level.
The Bengals have one of the toughest 2014 schedules in the league but will be featured in three primetime games this year: 11/6 vs. Cleveland (avg. $161) and 12/22 vs. Denver (avg. $244) will be played at The Jungle while the slated 10/5 matchup against the Patriots will be played on the road. Based on average ticket prices, the most in-demand game at Paul Brown Stadium this season will be played Dec 7 when division rivals Pittsburgh Steelers (avg. $266) visit town. In 2013, the two AFC North foes split the season-series, each winning at home. Can Cincinnati go undefeated at home for the second straight season? Secure your very, reasonable Cincinnati Bengals tickets today for an average $180 (third cheapest in the NFL). While the 'face of the franchise' will try to prove he is worth a contract extension, the Bengals have ensured that AJ Green will remain with the team for at least two more years.
2013-2014 Season
2/12/14 – Phillip Rivers and the San Diego Chargers outscored Andy Dalton and the Bengals 27-10 in the Wild Card round of the NFL Playoffs. The AFC North Champions were unbeaten at home during the regular season but could not score in the second half which kept them from advancing further. Since, Cincinnati promoted linebackers coach Paul Guenther to defensive coordinator, hired Matt Burke as linebackers coach, and named Hue Jackson the new offensive coordinator. Can the Bengals go undefeated at home again this season and earn a franchise-record fourth consecutive playoff berth? Cincinnati has one of the easiest schedules in 2014 and in addition to divisional matchups, will host the Jacksonville Jaguars and Tennessee Titans from the AFC South, and the Atlanta Falcons and Carolina Panthers from the NFC South. Plus, a home game against AFC Champions Denver Broncos.
12/30/13 - If we learned anything on Sunday, it's that the Cincinnati Bengals are unstoppable at home. They dominated the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday, 34-17, taking down the Super Bowl defenders once and for all and solidifying Cincy's AFC North division title. In the last two years, Cincinnati has lost in the Wild Card Round (both at Houston), but this time things are different: Cincy has the upper hand with home field advantage, and at this point, everyone knows they may be the fiercest home competitors in the league, with a perfect 8-0 at-home record. The Bengals will take on the San Diego Chargers this Wild Card weekend, Sunday at Paul Brown Stadium, for Cincinnati's chance to win their first playoff game since 1990. Cincinnati Bengals tickets are cheap! Starting at $62 and averaging at a mere $180, Bengals playoff tickets are considerably less than regular season prices we've seen this year.
12/23/13 - The Cincinnati Bengals clinched their third consecutive playoff appearance after routing the Minnesota Vikings 42-14, on Sunday at home. Andy Dalton had a banner day and threw for over 300 yards, thanks to his unstoppable counterpart AJ Green, who made 7 catches for 2 TDs. The Bengals are unyielding on both sides of the ball when playing at home, and can eliminate playoff hopefuls, the Baltimore Ravens, when they visit Ohio this Sunday. Cincinnati Bengals tickets offer the best deal of the week, at just $86 on average to catch one of the most dangerous teams in the league take on the defending Super Bowl champions in their last-ditch effort for a postseason run.
12/16/13 - The Cincinnati Bengals missed the opportunity to take the No.2 AFC seed and a first round bye, after losing to the Pittsburgh Steelers 20-30. Two early blunders by special teams, one that left punter Kevin Huber with a broken jaw, got the Bengals off to a bad start and forced them to play catch-up on the road. The Baltimore Ravens (who the Bengals play in 2 weeks) now have a chance to steal the AFC North if they win their last three games—a slim chance, as Cincinnati is set to play their final two games at home where they typically thrash opponents. Cincinnati Bengals tickets are just $68 on average to see them bounce back and take on the Minnesota Vikings this Sunday.
12/9/13 - The Cincinnati Bengals crushed the Indianapolis Colts yesterday, 42-28, to take a convincing lead in the AFC North. Though the weather was miserable, Andy Dalton had a banner day, throwing three TDs and running for another to keep Cincy undefeated at home. The Bengals are on a roll: heading into Week 15, they are still two games ahead of the Ravens, and if they play anything like yesterday when they meet the Pittsburgh Steelers this Sunday, they can clinch the division title then and there! Cincinnati Bengals tickets only $18 to get in, be there when the boys try to breach the Steel Curtain at Heinz Field.
12/3/13- The Cincinnati Bengals bested the San Diego Chargers on Sunday, arising 17-10 on the road. Overcoming a less-than-stellar Andy Dalton performance, the Bengals' defense stymied Philip Rivers and the Chargers, holding them to their lowest scoring game of the season. The Bengals have successfully maintained their two game lead in the AFC North, but will now turn their focus to the Indianapolis Colts who are also gunning for a postseason run with a powerful QB at the helm. Cincinnati Bengals tickets for next Sunday's game against the AFC South leaders start at $43 and average at $116.
11/26/13 - Even on their bye, the Cincinnati Bengals have remained on top of the AFC North. Coming into their break, the Bengals halted a two game skid, coming up victorious against division foes, the Cleveland Browns, despite a number of turnovers and roller coaster performance by their leader Andy Dalton. The Bengals are heading into a critical December stretch, beginning with a match against the San Diego Chargers (who just toppled the Kansas City Chiefs) with hopes of extending their division lead. Cincinnati Bengals tickets are moderately priced, at $28 minimum and $96 on average in Southern California.
11/19/13- The Cincinnati Bengals have extended their lead in the AFC North, with their rout of the Cleveland Browns on Sunday (41-20). Andy Dalton had a rough start, throwing two picks to give their in-state rivals an early 13-0 lead, but that changed quickly. Though there were lots of turnovers from both sides on the rainy day, the Bengals made up for their deficit with some huge plays—Cincinnati put up 31 points in the second quarter, marking the highest scoring quarter in franchise history. The Bengals now head into their bye week with a solid hold over the division and a record-breaking game, they will return in Week 13 to play the Chargers in San Diego.
11/12/13 - The Cincinnati Bengals lost their first back-to-back games this season, after falling to the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday in overtime (17-20). Despite a poor offensive showing by Joe Flacco and company, Andy Dalton struggled even more, racking up 6 picks in the last two games, and going 24 of 51, 3 interceptions, 2 TDs on the day. Where Dalton goes, so do the Bengals: the quarterback's inconsistency reflected in the team' loss, something Cincinnati will try and remedy before meeting the Cleveland Browns—an important game, if they want to maintain a big lead in the AFC North. Cincinnati Bengals tickets for Week 11 are a moderate $23 to get in and $148 on average.
11/5/13 - For just the third time in NFL history, a game was determined by a safety in overtime, and the Cincinnati Bengals lost to the Miami Dolphins 22-20. Despite a dazzling 35-yard touchdown rush by Giovani Bernard, Miami's Cameron Wake made the game-winning play when he sacked Andy Dalton behind the goal line for the final two points, ending the Bengals four game winning streak. Not only did Cincinnati lose the hard-fought Thursday match, but they also lost their star tackle Geno Atkins for the season from a torn ACL. Still resting on a two game lead in their division, The Bengals will travel to Baltimore to face the Ravens in hopes of shrugging off the crushing loss and getting the defense rolling without Atkins. Cincinnati Bengals tickets are $200 on average.
10/28/13 - The Bengals have solidified their midseason hold over the AFC North, with their latest victory Sunday afternoon, thrashing the New York Jets 49-9 for their fourth straight win. Andy Dalton had a phenomenal game; completing a career high 5 TD passes for 325 yards, finding Marvin Jones in the end zone for four of them, likewise, receiver AJ Green finished with over 100 receiving yards. The blowout would not have been possible without the relentless Bengals defense, who effectively shut down Geno Smith's options and picked him off twice. The Bengals will fight for another statement victory when they face the Miami Dolphins on a short week at Sun Life Stadium. Cincinnati Bengals tickets are one of the more affordable of the week, at $24 to get in and $103 on average.
10/22/13 - Hot off the heels of their Week 7 overtime victory, the Cincinnati Bengals have scored another quality win, this time, over the Detroit Lions. Again, kicker Mike Nugent booted a game-winning 54-yard field goal in the fourth with four seconds left, but the combination of Andy Dalton (135.9 QB rating) and AJ Green (155 receiving yards) has been extraordinary for the last couple weeks, and the two showed their strength over the powerhouse duo of Matt Stafford and Calvin Johnson on Sunday. As seems to be the trend in Week 7, yet another injury sidelined a key player: cornerback Leon Hall tore his Achilles heel (placed on IR), leaving a possible gap in Cincinnati's strong defense. Now the kings of the AFC North, Cincinnati will look for their fourth consecutive win to further prove their Super Bowl candidacy to hesitant critics. After all, there is still untapped explosive potential in their running game with Giovani Bernard and BenJarvus Green-Ellis, who racked up just 51 yards combined against the Lions. When they go head to head against the New York Jets at Paul Brown Stadium, Cincinnati Bengals tickets are a moderately priced $71 on average.
10/15/13 - The Cincinnati Bengals snatched victory from an exuberant Buffalo Bills squad on Sunday. With a final score of 27-24, it took Mike Nuget's 43-yard field goal in overtime to edge out the opposition. Although the defense faltered, allowing a rallying 14 points in the second half from the Bills young QB Thaddeus Lewis, it was an offensive field day. Andy Dalton threw for 337 yards, three touchdowns and just one interception, and receivers A.J. Green and Marvin Jones were fruitful targets for the quarterback. The Bengals are riding high on top of the AFC North as both the Ravens and Browns faltered in Week 6, however they have been riddled with penalties throughout the season, racking up 8 flags on Sunday for a total of 78 yards lost. Cincy will continue on the road into Week 7 when they square off against worthy opponents, the Detroit Lions at Ford Field.
10/8/13 - The Bengals stunned the New England Patriots in Sunday's statement 13-6 win at Paul Brown Stadium in Ohio. The Bengals defense, headed by coordinator Mike Zimmer, slayed Tom Brady, denying his team's winning streak, and making him fall just two games short of Drew Brees' 54-games-with-a-TD all time record, at 52. In epic fashion, with torrential rain pouring into the stadium at the close of the fourth quarter, Brady could not grip the ball on his last attempted drive and failed to make a single touchdown against the blistering Bengals defense who limited the Patriots to putting up just two field goals on the scoreboard. Next up for the Cinncinati Bengals are the Buffalo Bills who they will play next Sunday at Orchard Park in New York. Cincinnati Bengals tickets on the road are $43 to get in and $115 on average.
10/1/13 - The Cincinnati Bengals are the most recent victims of the Cleveland Brown's surge of empowerment, losing 6-17 in Week 4. The Bengals let show their inconsistency, as Andy Dalton did not make use of the Bengals' deep set offensive weaponry, throwing 23-42 for 206 yards, with no touchdowns and a fumble. Also showing inconsistency in their unbalanced running game, BenJarvus Green-Ellis is averaging just 2.7 yards per carry (52 carries for 142 yards) while rookie Giovanni Bernard, on the other hand, is averaging 4.6 yards per carry with 32 carries for 147 yards. For Week 5, Cincinnati is hoping to bounce back and put up a virtuous fight at home against the flaming 4-0 New England Patriots. Although the Bengals have dropped from No.6 to No.11 in ESPN Power Rankings, Cincinnati Bengals tickets are more expensive at home this week, averaging $115 a seat and $52 to get in, than they were last week on the road.
9/24/13 - It was a messy game of turnovers in Cincinnati on Sunday against Green Bay, but the Bengals came out on top in a roller coaster close featuring cornerback Terence Newman returning a fumble 58 yards for the 34-30 win. The game was one of mishap as each team gave the ball away four times, including one returned fumble for a touchdown apiece. But one thing is certain, with four sacks and two interceptions on the Packers' Aaron Rodgers, the Bengals' defense is a force to be reckoned with. They are set to play the Browns at Cleveland, who are also coming off of a noteworthy victory against the Minnesota Vikings. Get into this game for a low $36.
Although the Cincinnati Bengals in-state rival,
Cleveland Browns
, haven't made it to the
NFL playoffs
in 9 seasons, it's the Bengals who've gone the longest without a playoff win — 22 years. According to
USA Today
, NFL teams that didn't even exist in 1991 — when Boomer Esiason led Cincinnati to its last postseason win — have 25 playoff victories. The Bengals have made it back to the playoffs, however, each of the last two seasons, losing in the Wild Card game to the
Houston Texans
both times.
Led by one of the top quarterback-wide receiver combinations in the NFL, QB Andy Dalton and WR A.J. Green, the Bengals offense averaged 24.4 points per game last year — 12th in the League and only a half-point below AFC North rival and
Super Bowl
Baltimore Ravens
. In addition to Green, Jermaine Gresham, Andrew Hawkins, Brandon Tate, Armon Binns, Marvin Jones, Mohamed Sanu and Orson Charles all helped Dalton spread the field and move the ball through the air against bruising AFC North defenses. Cincinnati hasn't run the ball well, but BenJarvus Green-Ellis — not known to be a speedy, breakaway back — rushed for more than 100 yards in four out of five games between Weeks 11-15. Giovani Bernard, the Bengals second-round draft pick in April will support The Law Firm in the backfield. Gio piled up more than 2,500 yards on the ground in two years at North Carolina and earned ACC Offensive Player of the Year. Second-year offensive coordinator Jay Gruden adds Tyler Eifert at tight end, the 21st pick in this year's NFL draft. Gruden could use two tight ends much like Bill Belichick has done successfully with the
New England Patriots
While the Cincinnati Bengals offense continues to improve, its defense punishes opponents. Cincinnati's D finished 8th in points per game and 6th in yards. Defensive coordinator Mike Zimmer believes he'll stop any player on any NFL team with a defense led by Geno Atkins, Carlos Dunlap and Michael Johnson up front; Rey Maualuga and Vontaze Burfict in the middle; and Leon Hall deep. James Harrision, an Ohio native and new Bengals addition who played nine seasons in Pittsburgh, adds even more toughness at linebacker. Harrison won two Super Bowls with the Steelers, made 5 Pro Bowls and was named NFL Defensive Player of the Year.
Although the Bengals need to find a way to win a playoff game in 2013, Cincinnati fans will fill
Paul Brown Stadium
with Who Dey chants from the September home opener versus the
Pittsburgh Steelers
to the last home game in December against the Baltimore Ravens. Steelers vs. Bengals tickets on September 16th start at $64, with lower level 50-yard line seats on the Bengals sideline reaching $300-$600. Bengals fans waiting to see the Bengals vs. Ravens on December 29th will save 39% per ticket in the upper level compared to the Pittsburgh game. Of the eight home games, the 2013 Bengals schedule features five teams that made the playoffs last season: Baltimore Ravens,
Green Bay Packers
Indianapolis Colts
Minnesota Vikings
and New England Patriots. Cheap Bengals tickets can be found under $70 for each of the five games.
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Add html content dynamically to TAB
I am using ext4js with jquery. I have a Viewport that adds North, East, West,South & Center Panels.
In the center panel, I am adding the tab panel [Ext.tab.Panel]. From a jquery button click I am adding a new tab to the tab panel. I am not putting in the html while the tab is created. I am adding after the TAB is created. I find that when the TAB is rendered on the DOM, no TAB contents are visible. Only when I go to another tab and come back to the newly created tab, the tab content is visible. I am unable to understand why this is happening. The code I am using is :
$('#jquerybutton').bind('click', function () {
var tab = tabs.add({
title: 'Tab ' + (tabs.items.length + 1),
closable: true
var tabid = tab.id + '-body';
$('#' + tabid).html("TEST CONTENT");
I know I can use the following tab.add({ html: "
Test
" })
But there are other reasons for which I would have to use the way I have done [I am using knockout js and adding widgets to the tab id dynamically]
Can somebody help me out in this regard. I am stuck for the last 1 day
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Windows 7 includes many new updates and improvements to the Graphics stack, including a new set of APIs for 2D graphics and writing text. Among the improvements are a major reduction in memory consumption by the DWM and new more efficient ways to combine the different available APIs. Join David Blythe, a senior architect in the Desktop and Graphics team, and Yochay Kiriaty, Technical Evangelist for a quick tour of Windows 7 Graphics architecture, its different components, and how they affect and improve the user experience in Windows 7. Discover what's new in Windows 7 Graphics and how developer can tap into the new APIs.
This is the first of three overview videos and the first in a long series of videos about Windows 7 Graphics.
You can find additional information about Windows 7 Graphics in the:
· Developer for Windows MSDN page
· E7 blog post Engineering Windows 7 Graphics Performance
· PDC session recordings:
· Windows 7: Writing Your Application to Shine on Modern Graphics Hardware (PDC)
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CASELLA, Nicolina F., 82, of Weirton, passed away Monday, October 7, 2013 in the Allegheny General Hospital, Pittsburgh, PA.
Born December 1, 1930 in Sicily, Italy, she was the daughter of the late Salvatore and Catherina Guiffre Traviglia.
She was also preceded in death by her husband, Carmelo G. Casella on September 19, 2005.
Nicolina had a love for sewing and, in her teen years, taught others how to sew. When she and her family moved to the United States, she shared her seamstress talents with her family and friends. As a homemaker, she always enjoyed gardening and singing while she worked around her home. Her favorite past time was cooking baking and having her family join her around the dinner table. She was a member of St. Joseph the Worker Roman Catholic Church, Sons of Italy Antonio Meucci Lodge and Four Seasons Seniors.
Nicolina is survived by her daughters, Rosaria Steiner and her husband Dwayne of Weirton, Caterina Ramser and her husband Stephen of Upper St. Clair, PA, Phyllis Casella of Weirton and Sonia Papas and her husband Ted of Grove City, OH; grandchildren, Joseph Steiner, Carissa (Lew) Kovarik, Stephen (Adrienne) Ramser, Nicholas and Catherine Ramser and Anna and Matthew Papas and great - grandchildren Evan and Aiden Kovarik.
Visitation will be held Friday 9-10 a.m. at the Greco-Hertnick Funeral Home, 3219 Main Street, Weirton, WV.
Funeral Liturgy with Mass will follow at 10:30 a.m. at Saint Joseph the Worker Roman Catholic Church, Weirton with the Reverend Father Anthony G. Thurston officiating.
Entombment will be in St. Paul Cemetery, Weirton.
Memorial contributions may be made to St. Joseph the Worker Roman Catholic Church, 229 California Avenue, Weirton, WV 26062.


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The Washington Waddle That's Impossible to Tackle
The Washington Redskins head into Sunday's wild-card playoff game against Seattle riding a seven-game winning streak that has been propelled by a pair of superstar rookies. Much of the attention has justifiably been given to star quarterback Robert Griffin III, who has used his supernatural athleticism to dominate the league. Meanwhile, his teammate and fellow rookie, running back Alfred Morris, has quietly thrived on something a little different, according to teammates and opponents: a waddle.
In a league that looks for running backs with perfect strides and Olympic speed, Morris, a sixth-round draft pick, is a bit of an outlier. His 4.67-second time in the 40-yard dash is notably slow for his position—19 rookies this year ran faster at last year's scouting combine. And then there's his stride.
"If you ever see him run, it's like, side to side, he's off-rhythm. I don't even know how to explain it," said Redskins linebacker Lorenzo Alexander. "I think it's hard just to get on him."
In fact, Morris's stride might be among the ugliest in the world of high-profile running backs. "He does run kind of funny," Redskins tackle Trent Williams said with a chuckle. "But I guess no two people run the same."
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Redskins center Will Montgomery said the scouting report on Morris is that he runs so low to the ground, "you bounce right off him."
Morris has used his unrefined running motion to break more tackles than any other player in the NFL this season, 22. That's seven more than the next-highest tackle-breaker. He ranks third in yards after contact with 795 and ranks second in the league with 1,613 rushing yards.
Teammates and opponents say the Redskins' rushing offense is nearly impossible to stop in its most pure form. Here's how it works: Griffin, usually lined up in the "pistol" formation a few feet behind the center, takes the snap. From there, he can pass, run the ball himself or hand off to Morris.
"I never know where the ball is going. I just smile and let them call the play," said fullback Darrel Young.
Montgomery admits linemen are simply told to run to a spot on the field and block near that spot, since the handoff combination in the backfield is so unpredictable. From there, defenses are stuck.
Montgomery said Griffin's quick hands keep linebackers in a holding pattern, which then gives Morris the opportunity to blow past them. Many times, teammates say, Morris will receive the handoff and only have one or two tacklers standing in his way. If he breaks those—and he often does—he's set for a long gain.
This makes Morris's ability to escape tackles even more valuable. Of the 12 teams that qualified for the NFL playoffs, eight have a player in the top 11 in "missed tackles" according to Pro Football Focus. The top three missed tackle leaders among running backs are on playoff teams—Minnesota's Adrian Peterson, Seattle's Marshawn Lynch and Morris.
After Morris gashed Dallas for 200 rushing yards last Sunday night, Cowboys safety Danny McCray said facing Morris—and his stride—in a one-on-one situation is a fairly hopeless task.
"He runs through arm tackles. You've got to get your whole body in to tackle him and even if you do that, it's sometimes not good enough," McCray said.
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Ohio Short Film & Video Showcase 2009
The Ohio Short Film & Video Showcase is your chance to see recent works by independent film and video artists from all over the state.
Chris Stults and Mike Olenick of the Wexner Center media arts staff and Rohauer Collection curator Tim Lanza organized the evening screening, which features works of 20 minutes or less. Special thanks to Wexner Center editor Paul Hill.
The Youth Division screening, featuring works up to 10 minutes in length by artists age 18 and under, begins at 4:30 PM (admission is $2). A reception honoring the artists from both screenings immediately follows the Youth Division event, and usually starts at about 5:30 PM.
Attending this event? Let your friends know and RSVP on Facebook.
Keep reading for a complete list and more on individual films.
Descriptions provided by the artists.
Previews of work are available in linked titles.
Winter, 2009
1 min.
Corey Aumiller, Columbus
I hate winter.
Run to Me Run from Me, 2008
13 mins., 47 secs.
Ben Garchar, Fairborn
A film of love, lust, and desire that follows Jacob, a high school track phenom lost in a world of anorexia and sexual fantasy that he cannot reconcile.
Swallow, 2008
3 mins.
Charlie Roberts, Columbus
This is a video of the artist being completely swallowed.
Overdrive, 2009
2 mins., 8 secs.
Meredith Carr, Athens
My work explores areas of intersection between consumption, desire, and anxiety. I am attempting to evoke an initial state of complacency in the viewer that then changes to an anxiety-inducing awareness that something is not quite right.
the scandalous lamella, 2009
16 mins.
Beth Murphy and Rebecca Loar, Columbus
Bangwash Productions presents an apartment musical about interior decorating and a tooth-decay-related board game. Music by Crucial Bun.
Stand on Your Hands, 2009
3 mins., 41 secs.
Colin James McDonald, Columbus
A series of short acts that explore what we expect.
Thirsty One-Minute Horse Double, 2009
3 mins., 41 secs.
Bruce Checefsky, Cleveland
A composite of three one-minute shadows using a "trick table" originally designed in 1930 by Polish experimental filmmaker Stefan Themerson. The film opens with a surreal image of water slowly poured into a glass followed by a shadow of a toy horse that appears to dance across the screen. Finally, an opaque hand morphs into abstraction as it fades from the film. The double meaning in the title suggests a "dark horse," a term used to describe a little-known person or thing who emerges to prominence.
As the Weather Changes, 2009
15 mins., 50 secs.
Cole Pisano, Westerville
Alan, a 55-year-old man, discovers a cancerous tumor and is diagnosed with a short period of time to live. As he undergoes chemotherapy he retains his positive outlook and gracefulness while contemplating the important things in life--his family, friends, and dogs--even as the coming months grow dimmer.
Four Movements from a Sonata for Streams, 2009
5 mins., 32 secs.
Kevin Van Scoder and Adam Smith, Columbus
George Frideric Handel's Water Music, initially written for a royal procession on the River Thames, might be thought to reflect an intuitive connection between the movement of water and the movements of a musical piece. Sonata for Streams is a series that continues this exploration through the pairing of processed video of a river and "musique concrete" from Analog Soul recording artist Adam Smith.
Building a Castle, 2008
3 mins., 30 secs.
Dan Gerdeman, Grove City
Two men build a castle. A classic man vs. nature story.
Measured Sacrifice, 2008
18 mins., 30 secs.
John Whitney and Phil Garrett, Grove City
Arbor Avenue Films
Set in a dystopian future America, this low-tech science fiction drama follows the story of Terry, a young woman in trouble. As the war on terror rages and with continuing public distaste for a military draft, the government enlists all women of childbearing age to volunteer for "The Program." Pregnant and unemployed, Terry stands at a crossroads. She struggles between honoring her mother and the memory of her father, who died 20 years earlier serving in Iraq, or to do what she thinks is right for the country.
T-Shirt of Me, 2008
5 mins.
Matt Meindl, Columbus
The road to hell is paved with custom T-shirts.
Admission$3 all audiences (advanced registration required)
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The modified Bessel function (Macdonald function) $K_\alpha(z)$ is known to have the following asymptotic expansion for large positive $z$: $$ K_\alpha(z)=\sqrt{\frac{\pi}{2z}}e^{-z}\sum_{k=0}^\infty \frac{b_k(\alpha)}{z^ k} $$ where $b_1(\alpha)=1$, $b_2(\alpha)=\frac{\alpha^2-1^2}{1!8}$, $b_3(\alpha)=\frac{(\alpha^2-1^2)(\alpha^2-3^2)}{2!(8)^2}$ and so on. Is there any simple integral representation, for which it would be a perturbative expansion such that $$ K_\alpha(z)=h(z) \int_C \exp\left(\frac{f(y)}{z}\right) g(y)^\alpha d\mu(y) $$ where $f(x)$, $g(x)$, $h(x)$ and $d \mu(x)$ are $\alpha$-independent?
Integral representation of the modified Bessel functions of the second kind and asymptotic expansion
The DLMF lists multiple integral representations of $K_\nu(z)$. Here's one that fits your bill:
$$\mathop{K_{{\nu}}}\nolimits\!\left(z\right)=\frac{\pi^{{\frac{1}{2}}}(\frac{1}{2}z)^{\nu}}{\mathop{\Gamma}\nolimits\!\left(\nu+\frac{1}{2}\right)}\int _{0}^{\infty}e^{{-z\mathop{\cosh}\nolimits t}}(\mathop{\sinh}\nolimits t)^{{2\nu}}dt .$$
For integer $\nu$, the contour could be extended by symmetry to all of $\mathbb{R}$.


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Annie Ireland
Mon, 07/07/2014
Fourteen fellows arrive at PERC to participate in the 2014 Enviropreneur Institute.
Roger Meiners
Wed, 05/14/2014
A review of "Simpler: The Future of Government," by Cass Sunstein.
Sun, 09/08/2013
PERC and the George W. Bush Institute will host a conference on energy regulation on September 12, 2013 at the George W. Bush Center in Dallas, TX
Fri, 09/06/2013
PERC is excited to announce the addition of Suzi Berget White to the staff as Development Manager.
Matt Ridley
Thu, 09/05/2013
The death this week of Ronald Coase, one of the world's most-cited economists, comes at a time when there is lively debate about the very issue he raised: why neither markets nor government are panaceas.
Shawn Regan
Thu, 02/07/2013
That there are moose in Yellowstone today tells us something about nature and our role in it.
Roger Meiners
Mon, 10/01/2012
According to Wikipedia, a locavore is "a person interested in eating food that is locally produced, not moved long distances to market. The locavore movement in the United States and elsewhere was spawned as interest in sustainability and eco-consciousness became more prevalent."
Terry Anderson
Mon, 04/23/2012
Maasai are incresaing their incomes by using a portion of their grazing land for wildlife viewing by tourists.
G. Tracy Mehan III
Sun, 04/01/2012
Retooling the Endangered Species Act
Mark Sherman
Wed, 03/21/2012
Supreme Court gives private property owners the right to challenge EPA rulings that affect the use of their property.