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Though the ethanol industry fought for approval to roll out E15, carmakers and blenders continue to resist the move, citing concerns about its impact on vehicles and equipment. AAA warned its 53 million motorist members that most vehicles aren't approved by manufacturers to run on E15.
By CAROLYN CUI
The American Automobile Association, the nation's largest
automobile club, is urging regulators and fuel producers to
stop selling a new gasoline blend containing 15% ethanol,
citing the potential for consumer confusion, voided warranties
and vehicle damage.
In a release issued on Friday, the group warned its 53
million motorist members that most vehicles aren't approved by
manufacturers to run on E15, the new blend approved by the Environmental Protection Agency in
June. By filling up using E15, consumers risk damaging vehicles
and voiding warranties, AAA said.
The latest call from the consumer group highlights the
growing controversy surrounding the new form of gasoline. While
the ethanol industry fought hard to win
government support to roll out E15, carmakers and blenders have
relentlessly resisted the move, citing concerns about its
impact on vehicles and equipment.
According to a survey among automakers, AAA found that 12
million, or 5%, of all the light-duty vehicles were authorized
by manufacturers to use E15. However, the Renewable Fuels
Association, which represents the country's ethanol producers, says that 62% of
the cars are suitable for E15.
Until they reach an agreement, "the risk is that consumers
are caught in the middle," said Robert Darbelnet, president and
chief executive of AAA. "We're asking the EPA to suspend the
authorization they granted for the sale of E15 until such time
as consumers can be better informed," he said.
Most consumers are not aware of the new gasoline, which is
only offered at 10 gas stations in three states. The AAA said
unsuspecting consumers may end up using E15 in unapproved cars,
which could result in technical problems, such as accelerated
engine wear and failure, and fuel-system damage.
The latest statement by AAA is another blow to the country's
ethanol industry. Falling auto sales and gasoline demand in the
US have left the industry with excessive supply.
Through increasing the ethanol content in gasoline from the
current 10% to 15%, producers hope it will help bolster ethanol
demand and absorb the surplus, while bringing down gasoline
prices and lowering greenhouse-gas emissions.
Ethanol is generally cheaper than gasoline, although the
price gap has recently narrowed. As of Thursday's close, the
price for ethanol is $2.428 a gallon, or 35.9
cents lower than RBOB gasoline's $2.787.
So far, the only vehicles approved by manufacturers to use
E15 are flex-fuel models, 2001 model-year and newer Porsches,
2012 and newer General Motors Co. vehicles, and 2013 Ford Motor
Co. vehicles, AAA said.
Five producers, including BMW, Chrysler Group and Toyota,
have said their warranties will not cover fuel-related claims
caused by the use of E15, AAA said.
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When my tank is low , the idle increases from 700 to 1500 rpm's. Then when I try to accelerate the car has no power. I brought the car to two mechanics and their computers did not show any trouble.Is it possible that I have e15? Where can I have my gas analyzed?
Jay Bass
Ask any good auto mechanic & he'll tell you ANY ethanol in gasoline will cause excessive corrosion & possible other damage to auto engines and components. Also, small gasoline powered engines such as used for lawn mowers, weed cutters, etc, come with mfr. warnings to NOT USE ethanol fuel at all.
Brazil blended up to 26% of ethanol since 2005 (or earlier) and no problem is notice. Since 2007 I have been running a citroen flex fuel car without a single problem. Actually, during more than 100.000 km in the street I had used different combination, going from 20% to 100% Ethanol and my conclusion is that the car runs better on Ethanol. Ethanol is cleaner than gasoline, so catalyst life is longer. Not required to clean the ejectors as no deposits takes place. Power is higher and finally better performance. Only advantage is that you need to start with gasoline during the low temperatures , check periodic sensors in order to keep fine adjust for fuel/air ration. Finnally, some of the most popular car in production in Brazil are GM cars.
Jay Bass
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Yesterday I got one Paypal Personal Payment which never had any fees but I was charged fees same as my business account and so was surprised as to why I was charged and looked at the status of the account and found that now Personal accounts are also charged a 2.9% fee + 30 cents to receive payments that was previously free. No formal announcement about the change was made and here is what Manager speaks on this
Check also Is Paypal Safe ?. Looks like we are coming to end of Paypal Era but till we get better alternative we have to live with it.
Originally Posted by Charlotte Hill, PayPal PR ManagerWe didnt want to make a huge formal communication out of this pricing change, because we werent really adding any fees, and we were hoping it would be a more useful experience for people.

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A library card is a ticket to unlimited adventure and exploration in the universe of the imagination. It opens a world of possibilities and yet, the cost of a library card is – nothing.
A library card is FREE.
It is the best gift you can give your child. Reading well and frequently is the key to being successful in school. Regular library use helps create strong readers.
How do you get this priceless present?
Come to any Grand County library with your child. Fill out a brief form. Provide a photo ID for yourself and proof of your Grand County residency. (see requirements)
Make this a rite of passage for your preschool child. Bring him to the library from infancy onward. Introduce yourself to the staff. Ask for a tour and the location of picture books for your child. Read together every day. Bring your child to weekly library storytimes and encourage him to enjoy the social time experiencing books with other children. Help her choose books to read together. Watch the growing understanding of the delights a library card brings.
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I notice it uses high cpu when I load images from my media library. I have about over 1 million images uploaded and they are organized into folders by Post ID. Any tips to reducing CPU?
When you upload an image, WordPress generates multiple images for each image size, e.g. medium, thumbnail, large etc
If you have a lot of custom image sizes you could cut down, but uploading 1 million images is going to take a lot of cpu, even without the resizing.
On top of that, each upload generates an attachment post, meaning your site effectively has at least 1 million posts to handle. This slows down listings considerably. Your CPU will be busy handling the queries for those posts in mysql, and grabbing each.
Given the sheer quantity, the only real tip I can give you that will have any noticeable impact, is to start deleting images.


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JACKSONVILLE (January 14, 2013)--The campus of Lon Morris College, including most of its buildings, was set to be auctioned off Monday after efforts to boost enrollment and revenues at the state's oldest junior college failed and the school filed for bankruptcy last year.
The auction is set for Monday at a Dallas law firm for the two-year United Methodist school in the small East Texas town of Jacksonville, about 125 miles southeast of Dallas.
Auction firm AmeriBid says the auction of the 112-acre campus will include most of the school's facilities, including the library, chapel, administration building, classroom facilities and athletic fields.
Lon Morris filed for bankruptcy in July.
The college then suspended classes in August after the U.S. Department of Education decided not to allow students to use federal aid there because federal statutes disqualify schools that file for bankruptcy.
School officials had tried unsuccessfully to reverse the college's declining fortunes by resurrecting its football program in 2009 after nearly 70 years.
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In school, your child will learn to raise her hand before speaking. At home, make sure she pays attention when someone is talking and doesn't interrupt. Try these tips:
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- Ask her to look at and listen to the person who's speaking and say "Excuse me" if she has something to say.


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I found preloader for flash|swf files. preloader,lazyloader for images.But nothing for complete webpage.
Some sites, like mine, have big header and footer. I need some preloader for this. Please suggest.
I found preloader for flash|swf files. preloader,lazyloader for images.But nothing for complete webpage.
Some sites, like mine, have big header and footer. I need some preloader for this. Please suggest.
I am not sure what you mean by preloader. You can't load anything on a page before you go to it unless it is something that is re-used on a page that was already hit or is loaded on an earlier page in anticipation (this isn't a good idea).
You can use JavaScript to lazy-load header and footers by loading the header and footer with all empty tags that have IDs and then load them later with JavaScript. In general I wouldn't suggest doing this as it adds a lot of extra work and can make your page bigger. You will have extra JavaScript and you didn't really gain anything.
What I would suggest is lazy loading your images with JavaScript as they appear to be a major portion of your page. Also, try your page out in Fire Fox and install Firebug and YSlow. This will help you see why your page is slower.
Here are a couple of things I noticed specifically and that you can do right away:
Finally, another thing that might be able to help you is caching things on your server. If you site has a lot of database queries for content that rarely or never changes, cache the results of queries in your servers cache. This will make server processing time go down. Companies like Facebook do this to the point where 99% of their content is in the server cache.
Want to preload a complete web page? Boy, do I have the perfect solution for you!
Firefox supports link prefetching, and it's part of HTML 5, meaning more browsers will support it in the months ahead.
Just stick something like this in the
Read more about it here:
Your header and footer are very large in total 202 KB. If you reduce the JPEG quality parameter when saving the images, you can probably get that down to 150 KB or even 100 KB without a noticeable loss in quality.
Another option is to split the header into two parts, one with the detailed graphics like the dice splashing in the water, then another with the "solid colour" blocks. Save the second part as PNG and you may make savings there. If possible, reduce to 256 colours (you can almost certainly do this with the footer).
I also noticed that the header/footer were being served as
Failing all this, you could use a Javascript trick to load the images last. Move the CSS rules for the background images into two separate CSS classes, but don't add them to the HTML. (Now when the page loads the images do not show.) Use Javascript to add those classes once the page is loaded.


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I am going to Delhi and various towns in Rajasthan this summer. This part of India is usually low risk but then again, it will be monsoon season. I've been to see my GP who says it's a none to low risk area. Any idea if Proguanil and Chloroquine is advisable for this area? I am only going for 3 weeks. Is it worth taking medication?
True, July/August is typically monsoon season in India. But then, large parts of Rajasthan - and most of the major tourist regions, which are in the northwest parts of Rajasthan - lie in a region of rain shadow due to the Aravalli mountain range.
To get a general idea of what the rainfall in different regions is, this text from the Rajasthan government site is useful. (Use it to look up the areas you're going to.)
Those figures are per month and fairly low by most standards. So by my most practical standards, you certainly don't need malaria medication. Look at answers for 'Do I need malaria medication for Rajasthan in February?' - practically the same advice applies. If it reduces your anxiety, by all means go ahead though. Also of interest to you would be 'Can I buy malaria medication in India?'


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13 Nov 2012 2:49 AM #41
Thx again flanders, but I dont find the right code position to do so.
I find a solution that works for my problem. I add a listener to the master store which adds a datachange event to all childstores.
listeners: { load: { fn: function(store,aRecords) { var i, j, association, childStore,record; for (j = 0; j < aRecords.length; j++) { for (i = 0; i < aRecords[j].associations.length; i++) { record = aRecords[j]; association = record.associations.get(i); if (association.type == 'hasMany') { childStore = eval('record.'+association.name+'()'); childStore.addListener( 'datachanged', function(){record.store.sync();} ); } } } } } },
13 Feb 2013 2:57 PM #42
DeepJson writer
This still seems to be an issue in the current version available to me: 4.1.1a. Thanks to Chrisface and others on this thread for the helpful feedback. Using Chrisface's code and modifying it with feedback & fixes from others, I came up with the extended class below, which I post here in case it saves anyone else some time:
Ext.define('MetaTools.lib.data.writer.DeepJson', { extend: 'Ext.data.writer.Json', getRecordData: function (record, operation) { //Setup variables var me = this, i, association, childStore, data; data = me.callParent(arguments); //Iterate over all the hasMany associations for (i = 0; i < record.associations.length; i++) { association = record.associations.get(i); if (association.type == 'hasMany') { data[association.name] = null; childStore = record[association.storeName]; //Iterate over all the children in the current association childStore.each(function (childRecord) { if (!data[association.name]) { data[association.name] = []; } //Recursively get the record data for children (depth first) var childData = this.getRecordData.call(this, childRecord); /* * If the child was marked dirty or phantom it must be added. If there was data returned that was neither * dirty or phantom, this means that the depth first recursion has detected that it has a child which is * either dirty or phantom. For this child to be put into the prepared data, it's parents must be in place whether * they were modified or not. */ if (childRecord.dirty || childRecord.phantom || (childData != null)) { data[association.name].push(childData); record.setDirty(); } }, me); /* * Iterate over all the removed records and add them to the preparedData. Set a flag on them to show that * they are to be deleted */ Ext.each(childStore.removed, function (removedChildRecord) { //Set a flag here to identify removed records removedChildRecord.set('forDeletion', true); var removedChildData = this.getRecordData.call(this, removedChildRecord); data[association.name].push(removedChildData); record.setDirty(); }, me); } } //Only return data if it was dirty, new or marked for deletion. if (record.dirty || record.phantom || record.get('forDeletion')) { return data; } return null; } });
26 Feb 2013 8:40 AM #43
Not working
Anthony.jd, for some reason your code isn't working for me. Specifically this piece of code (it's returning null), however the childRecord object does have the correct data.
var childData = this.getRecordData.call(this, childRecord);
27 Feb 2013 9:36 AM #44
Hi Jose,
Just from quickly scanning through the class, it looks like it would return null, "Only return data if it was dirty, new or marked for deletion," so if your record was neither new nor deleted nor dirty (edited), then this code would return null. It is designed to only return data that has changed and therefore needs to be synced with its remote source.
If you wanted it to return all data regardless of its status, you could alter the last few lines, replacing
//Only return data if it was dirty, new or marked for deletion. if (record.dirty || record.phantom || record.get('forDeletion')) { return data; } return null;
return data;
12 Apr 2013 3:05 AM #45
hi chrisface,
Thanks for sharing your code. I have a doubt
Will it take care of multiple relationship?
Combination of hasOne & hasMany?
12 Apr 2013 3:07 AM #46
17 Apr 2013 6:55 PM #47
Any ideas on how to configure json reader to handle deepjson response from model.save() or store.sync()?
I have deepjson writer functional and working. Server receives all data, creates, updates, deletes as necessary ... And responds with the same data structure as it received, except that phantom records now have IDs, creation dates are there, and maybe some other parameters are present that are set on the server when record is first created.
So my question is ... how do you apply data returned from deepjson writer to the existing data and mark all those records !dirty and !phantom? Is json reader even capable of doing that? Will store.sync() take care of everything if readers are set up properly? If yes, how to configure reader?
I guess I'll have to go deep into source code ... :|
14 May 2013 3:33 PM #48
Any comments from Sencha support on this issue. Handling change tracking using associated data, ie form has parent store and associated data store and store.save is for parent. So it only tracks parent fields dirty and not associated. Others have manually coded to handle some of this, but really I would think by now using 4.2 this would be built in?
14 May 2013 4:06 PM #49
I think that if you set clientIdProperty: 'clientId' on Ext.data.Model and then return clientId parameter in the response object together with newly assigned idProperty, the framework should able to figure out which records are new and which phantom record to they belong to, even for deeply nested responses.
Response should look something like this:
{ id: 123, children: [ {id: 123, clientId: -1, name: 'name1', ...}, {id: 124, clientId: -2, name: 'name2', ...}, {...}, {...} ] }
As for sending all data, just create a custom json writer. In one of my projects, I have a model with multiple hasMany associations and they have hasMany who have hasMany ... I just send the entire object graph with custom json writer, process data on server, and return complete object graph back. I know it's an overhead to send all data, but it works Of course in the future I plan to send only modified/new data ...
The model association framework still needs some work, especially with reading/writing deeply nested data. And some more documentation with advanced examples wouldn't hurt. But I'm sure that Sencha team will improve this
15 May 2013 4:45 AM #50
I think I get the custom writer part, and have seen the examples here on how to implement. The problem I am having is just getting a simple combobox on an edit form that has its primary record data loaded via from.load from the grid or list view. The problem is 2 stores 1 that loads the primary record 1 that loads the data for the combobox, they are not linked, so for example when the form loads the data and I set the value of the combobox manually from the primary models associated data, when I change the value of the combobox the primary store is not marked as dirty and therefore does not sync when I try to save. Since no sync event fired I don't even get to the writer part.
In addition I am setting selected value of combobox manually but shouldn't this be automatic since I have association setup and valueField of combobox with the key id equal to key id of associated record? Tried using form.load twice once for primary and once for associated as I read some post that this may work, but it doesn't
Here is some code
Edit form list and edit functions
list: function () { var mystore = this.getStore('Contacts') mystore.proxy.extraParams = { $expand: 'ContactType'}; mystore.load({ params: { }, callback: function(r,options,success) { // debugger; } //callback }); //store.load // mystore.proxy.extraParams = { $expand: 'ContactType'}; // var User = this.getContactModel(); // User.load(258, { // success: function (user) { // console.log("Loaded user 258: " + user.get('lastName')); // } // }); }, editContact: function (grid, record) { var store = this.getStore('ContactTypes'); store.load({ params: { }, callback: function(r,options,success) { // debugger; } //callback }); //store.load var view = Ext.widget('contactsedit'); var form = view.down('form') var combo = form.down('combobox'); // combo.store.add({id:3, name:'expert wanna-be'}); form.loadRecord(record); var mykey = record.getContactType().data.__KEY combo.setValue(mykey) // // debugger; // form.loadRecord(record.getContactType()); // debugger; // form.loadRecord(records.baseModel()); //form.loadRecords(records.getAt(0)); this will load your form with id & name // form.loadRecords(records.getAt(0).getterName(); //form.loadRecord(record); this.addnew = false },Code:
Edit view combobox snippet
{ xtype: 'combobox', fieldLabel: 'Contact Type', store: 'ContactTypes', valueNotFoundText: 'not found', displayField: 'name', valueField: '__KEY', typeAhead: true, queryMode: 'local', emptyText: 'Select a type...' }
How have you all accomplished this task?
Should I not use associations?
If not use associations, what is the best practice for this using Extjs 4.2 mvc, any working examples, I would so very much appreciate it!
Just to clarify, I have two tables Contact with basic fname and lname, then a ContactsType, this is just a lookup table, like a states or countries table. In fact I would add two more comboboxes just like ContactType with Countries and States as associated hasOne relations if I can get it working easily.
Really need some help, spent hours and hours reading forums, google, docs, ect. Trying different things here and there. One thing is I don't want to just hack this problem with my javascript. Gotta be a best practices example for this somewhere, right?
Sorry for the rant? Just beating my head against a brick wall right now........
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NCAAF Team Report - Bowling Green - INSIDE SLANT
For the first time this season, Northern Illinois got outshined by a fellow conference member. The Huskies have carried the conference flag for several seasons, but Ball State emerged atop the headlines with a big win at Virginia.
The Cardinals knocked off Virginia by holding Virginia to three points after the score was knotted at 24-all to run away with a 48-27 win over Virginia. For the second week in a row, the MAC had a member defeat a well-known BCS team on the road by double digits. A week after NIU crushed Purdue, the Cardinals threw their name into the national spotlight by allowing just 299 to Virginia and quarterback Keith Wenning throwing for two touchdowns.
Ball State coach Pete Lembo didn't sugarcoat the importance of the win over Virginia.
"This has got to be the biggest win in the history of Ball State football in 90 years," Lembo said. "We've had three BCS wins the last two years, but nothing compares to this, coming on the road, to Virginia, beating an ACC opponent."
The Huskies improved to 5-0 on the season with a solid 38-24 win at Kent State in their first conference game of the season. Northern Illinois struggled at the start, with the rain a big factor and Dri Archer taking a 100-yard kickoff for a touchdown. But the Huskies, like championship teams do, responded with a strong second half. The Huskies have played this season without last year's starting tailback, Akeem Daniels, who remained sidelined with a leg injury. But sophomore Cameron Stingily has picked up the slack in the last few weeks. He raised his season totals to 576 yards rushing and five touchdowns after rushing for 266 yards against Kent State. The recent play of Stingily, who leads the team in rushing, gives the Huskies another weapon when, or if, Daniels returns from his injury.
"I'm getting untouched for four yards," Stingily said, praising his offensive line. "I've got a full head of steam. Linebackers and safeties, I'm the same size, if not bigger. Punish them and get a chance."
The Huskies and Cardinals are headed toward a showdown for the MAC West title on Nov. 13. The Golden Flashes did receive some good news with Archer coming back healthy. But he was a non-factor due to taking just limited carries, but he was a factor in the return and passing game.
Halfway into the 2013 season, the Mid-American Conference still has three winless teams and two one-win teams. Western Michigan, under first-year coach P.J. Fleck, leads the way with a 0-6 record. The Broncos have gotten progressively more beaten up with each passing week.
"I think we didn't play very well, to be honest with you," Fleck said after Toledo's blowout win over Western Michigan. "As you can see, we got out-physicaled again."
Miami-Ohio and UMass join Western Michigan in the non-win column, but both teams have played just five games this season. On Sunday, a day after the Redhawks dropped their fifth straight decision, athletic director David Sayler fired Miami coach Don Treadwell.
"I have decided to make a change in our football leadership now in hopes of seeing improved performance for the rest of the season," Sayler said. "Miami University takes the interest of our student-athletes seriously and this decision is the result of the past nine months since I've been on the job. Don is a great man, nobody can disagree with that, but I felt a change was needed immediately in the direction of our program."
Miami offensive coordinator John Klackik was also fired, with Sayler not announcing an interim head coach as of Sunday.
Akron and Eastern Michigan have just one win each this season. This Saturday's Miami at UMass contest carries a lot of weight due to one team finally getting its first win of the season.
Game: Northern Illinois 38, Kent State 24. In a rematch of last year's MAC Championship game, the Huskies got a career-high 266 yards rushing from Cameron Stingily to beat the Golden Flashes on a rainy afternoon. On his 22nd birthday, Stingily carried the ball 37 times to help the Huskies compile 454 yards rushing and 698 yards of total offense.
"I just wanted to play hard and I wanted a win for my birthday," Stingily said. "I didn't know I was going to touch the ball so many times. I ready my keys and just tried to keep going."
Takeaway: This was a chance for Kent State to test itself, but the Golden Flashes failed miserably. Kent State led 28-24 in the third quarter, but allowed 17 unanswered points. Jordan Lynch threw for 244 yards and two touchdowns and finished with 338 yards of total offense.
--RB Cameron Stingily, a junior, made the best out of his 22nd birthday. Stingily set career-highs with 37 carries and 266 yards rushing and two touchdowns to pace NIU's attack.
--S Jimmie Ward picked off his fourth pass of the season in the first half. Ward has four interceptions in five games. He entered the game ranked first in the conference and fifth in the country in interceptions.
Next: vs. Akron, Oct. 12.
Game: Ohio 43, Akron 3: Ohio won its fourth straight game with a strong effort on both side of the ball. The Bobcats have won 19 of their last 25 games. They held Akron to 157 yards and recorded eight sacks -- the most for the Bobcats since 1999.
Takeaway: The Bobcats need a challenge. Another blowout victory against a hapless team. The Bobcats showed some fight on the defensive end, with eight sacks and holding Akron to three points.
--QB Tyler Tettleton threw for 171 yards on 14-of-21 passing and two touchdowns. He improved to 22-9 all-time as a starter.
--DE Ty Branz, a redshirt senior, paced Ohio's aggressive defense with a team-best two and a half sacks against Akron.
Next: vs. Central Michigan, Oct. 12.
Game: Ball State 48, Virginia 27. Ball State quarterback Keith Wenning threw for 346 yards and two touchdowns to spark the Cardinals to a rare victory over a BCS team. The Cardinals trailed 17-7 early in the second quarter but scored 17 straight points to take a 24-17 lead. After Virginia tied the game at 24-24, Jahwan Edwards scored a touchdown and Wenning hit Jordan Williams for a 72-yard scoring strike to put the game out reach.
Takeaway: Another week, another double-digit road win for the MAC against a well-known BCS school. A week after Northern Illinois crushed Purdue, the Cardinals notched a 21-point road win against Virginia. The Cardinals, led by Wenning, are looking every week like a contender for the MAC West crown.
--TB Jahwan Edwards set the Ball State career touchdowns rushing record with his 35th touchdown at Virginia. Edwards had scored three touchdowns for three straight games to give him six career games with three touchdowns.
--QB Keith Wenning completed 23-of-41 passes for 346 yard and two touchdowns to guide the Cardinals to the road win. Wenning became the Cardinals' career passing leader with 9,250 yards.
--WR Jordan Williams notched career highs of nine catches for 159 yards. He tallied a 72-yard touchdown catch in the win.
Next: vs. Kent State, Oct. 12.
Game: Toledo 47, Western Michigan 20. Toledo senior tailback David Fluellen carried the offensive load, rushing for 220 yards and a career-high four touchdowns. Toledo's defense got into the act, forcing four turnovers that led to 17 points. Senior quarterback Terrance Owens threw for 149 yards and Bernard Reedy added four receptions for 85 yards, including a touchdown.
Takeaway: The Rockets improved to 7-1 at home in the Matt Campbell era. Toledo's offense rolled up an impressive 528 yards of total offense, while the defense held WMU to 375 yards. Toledo's defense forced four turnovers and scored a defensive touchdown for the third straight game.
--LB Trent Voss scored a touchdown for the Rockets, scooping up a fumble and returning it seven yards for a touchdown in the third quarter.
--TB David Fluellen carried the ball 23 times for 220 yards and scored four touchdowns. His 220 yards was the 10th best all-time in a single game in school history.
Next: vs. Navy, Oct. 19.
Game: Bowling Green 28, UMass 7. The Falcons scored the first 28 points of the game to roll to their fifth victory of the season. The Falcons started slowly, though. They didn't register any points until their sixth drive of the game. But the Falcons managed to compile 448 yards of total offense on 65 plays, while limiting UMass to 280 yards on 57 plays.
Takeaway: The Falcons should've won this game by more than 21 points. But playing their third straight game at home, they might have overlooked the Minutemen. The Falcons enter their bye week in good shape, and all the ingredients to make a run for the conference title. They just need to work out some kinks on offense to increase their productivity.
--QB Matt Johnson made the best out of a tough day, completing 11 passes in 20 attempts for 166 yards and three touchdowns.
--DB Ryland Ward picked off a pass in the fourth quarter. Normally, that wouldn't be a big deal in a 21-point victory, but the pick represented BGSU's first one of the season, snapping a streak of 261 consecutive passes by opponents without an interception.
Next: at Mississippi State, Oct. 12.
Game: Northern Illinois 38, Kent State 24. Kent State allowed 454 yards rushing and 698 yards of total offense in dropping a key test against Northern Illinois. The Golden Flashes had an opportunity to pull off a program-building upset, leading 28-24 in the third quarter, but allowed 17 straight points to close out the game.
Takeaway: Whether it's the new coaching staff or Dri Archer's injury in the opener, the Golden Flashes don't look anything like last season's team. The Golden Flashes had an opportunity to fix their problems against NIU, but wilted in the second half. The good news is Archer to healthy and back to his tricks, returning a kickoff 100 yards for a touchdown early in the game.
--QB Colin Reardon passed for 209 yards and two touchdowns. He completed 16-of-35 passes and tossed one interception.
--TB Dri Archer had four carries for 13 yards and caught four passes for 80 yards and one touchdown. Archer returned a kickoff in the first quarter 100 yards for a touchdown.
Next: at Ball State, Oct. 12.
Game: Central Michigan 21, Miami-Ohio 9. The Chippewas got a career-high 151 yards rushing and two touchdowns from tailback Saylor Lavallii to win their second game of the season. After a 49-minute lightning delay, the Chippewas relied on their defense to take control of the game. The Chippewas had four sacks.
Takeaway: A solid win over a winless team, but CMU's lack of points is a concern. They scored 21 points despite getting a big rushing day (184 yards total) and recording four sacks. But wins, at least early in the season, have been hard to come back for the Chippewas in recent years.
--RB Saylor Lavallii set career highs with 25 rushing attempts and 151 yards rushing and tied his best of two touchdowns.
--DL Leterrius Walton had one of CMU's four sacks, while adding a career-high seven tackles, including five solo tackles and three for a loss of nine yards.
Next: at Ohio, Oct. 12.
Game: Bowling Green 28, UMass 7. The Minutemen remain winless on the season after dropping their conference opener. This time, UMass played solid defense and gave the offense a chance. UMass didn't allow any points until BGSU's sixth drive of the game and gave up 14 first-half points. Mike Wegzyn relieved starter A.J. Doyle at quarterback late in the game, leading UMass to a pair of long drive, including a 24-yard touchdown pass to Tajae Sharpe.
Takeaway: A moral victory for a winless team. The Falcons, by the season's end, could be one of the top teams in the conference. UMass' defense allowed just 28 points on the road, including not giving up a point until BGSU's sixth drive. The Minutemen kept fighting, having their best two drives late in the game. Many positives came from this loss, but its time UMass turns the corner and builds off each game.
--RB Jamal Wilson, a redshirt sophomore, had a career day at Bowling Green, rushing for a 119 yards on 20 carries. He had a career-best 51-yard run in the loss.
--QB Mike Wegzyn came on in relief to complete seven of his eight pass attempts for 76 yards and added 40 yards rushing.
Next: vs. Miami-Ohio, Oct. 12.
Game: Ohio 43, Akron 3. Akron's offense managed just 157 yards and allowed eight sacks to drop its fifth game of the season. The Bobcats scored 21 points in the second quarter to blow the game wide open.
Takeaway: This is what most observers expected out of the Zips this season. Akron doesn't have the horses to compete against most teams, aside from their Michigan game. That Michigan game could've been a momentum builder, but the Zips have gone the opposite way and could be headed for a fourth straight one-win season.
--LB Jatavis Brown, a sophomore from Belle Glade, Fla., tied a game-high seven tackles, including compiling five solo stops.
--CB Malachi Freeman, a senior, tallied five solo tackles, picked off a pass and recorded two pass breakups.
Next: at Northern Illinois, Oct. 12.
Game: Buffalo 42, Eastern Michigan 14. In front of 23,602 fans, the Bulls won their second straight game to extend their home winning streak to five -- the longest since the 1983 campaign.
Brandon Oliver paced the Bulls with 150 yards and two touchdowns, scoring a 60-yard touchdown to set the tone for the game and an early 7-0 lead. Buffalo built a 28-7 lead at halftime.
"The effort was excellent today in all three phases," UB coach Jeff Quinn said. "Our coaching job did a tremendous job in preparation. To beat this team was just another important step for us to accomplish the goals that we set for ourselves this season."
Takeaway: Buffalo rarely scores 40 points in a game, let alone in consecutive weeks. The Bulls are definitely building momentum for a strong, or better, conference showing than past seasons. The Bulls scored at least 40 points for the second game in a row for the first time since 1981.
--TB Brandon Oliver rushed for a season-high 150 yards and scored two touchdowns to spark the Bulls. Oliver had a 60-yard touchdown scamper on UB's sixth offensive play of the game.
--QB Joe Licata had a solid day, completing 15 of his 22 passes for 224 yards and one touchdown. Six different UB receivers had a catch in the game.
Next: at Western Michigan, Oct. 12.
Game: Buffalo 42, Eastern Michigan 14. Buffalo quarterback Joe Licata threw for 224 yards and one touchdown and Brandon Oliver ran for 150 yards to beat Eastern Michigan.
The Eagles fell into an early 21-0 hole before scoring their first touchdown.
Takeaway: The Eagles have lost four games in a row after beating Howard on Aug. 31. The Eagles head into a treacherous stretch of games against Army, Ohio, Northern Illinois and Toledo before closing out the season against Western Michigan, Bowling Green and Central Michigan. It might be several weeks before EMU gets a second win of the season.
--TB Ryan Brumfield had just two carries, but made the best of each opportunity. Brumfield led the Eagles in rushing with 79 yards, including a 75-yard touchdown run.
--QB Tyler Benz completed 12-of-19 passes for 157 yards, with one touchdown and one interception. He was sacked three times.
Next: at Army, Oct. 12.
Game: Central Michigan 21, Miami 9. The RedHawks rushed for 123 yards but couldn't stop CMU's Saylor Lavallii, who tallied a career-high 151 yards rushing and two touchdowns. Miami tried a two-quarterback system to break out of its losing streak, with Austin Gearing and Austin Boucher splitting the snaps.
Takeaway: A rare competitive game for the RedHawks. The offense turned to a two-quarterback system to try and break out of its funk, but Boucher and Gearing were equally ineffective. The RedHawks managed just nine points against a CMU team not known for defense.
--QB Austin Gearing split his snaps in the loss, but took advantage of his limited play by rushing for 108 yards on 15 carries.
--QB Austin Boucher completed 12 of his 26 passes for 161 yards and one touchdown, but was sacked four times.
Next: at UMass, Oct. 12.
Game: Toledo 47, Western Michigan 20. Toledo won its four straight meeting with Western Michigan by racking up 528 yards of total offense. The Broncos hurt any chance of notching their first win of the season by committing four turnovers, including giving up a defensive touchdown.
Takeaway: The Broncos allowed Toledo to score a season-high 47 points and tally 528 yards of total offense. Just a tough game all around for a struggling winless program. The Broncos keep on going backward since their opening loss at Michigan State, playing less competitive each week. They made countless mistakes, couldn't stop UT's running game and struggled moving the ball.
"We continued to stub our toe," WMU coach P.J. Fleck said. "We got out-physicaled up front and got pushed back. We were in our backfield for half of the day. We just weren't good enough."
--PK Andrew Halderman quietly made both of his field goal attempts against Toledo. He made field goals from 19 and 35 yards out to remain perfect on the season at 5-for-5.
--TE Clark Mussman tallied five catches for 62 yards to lead a productive day for WMU's tight ends. In all, WMU's tight ends accounted for 11 receptions.
Next: vs. Buffalo, Oct. 12.
NCAAF Team Report - Bowling Green - NOTES, QUOTES
--Miami athletic director David Sayler fired football coach Don Treadwell the day after 21-9 loss to Central Michigan. The RedHawks have lost their first five games this season, and looked inept most of their games.
--Northern Illinois remained unbeaten with a solid 38-24 win at Kent State. The Huskies tallied a whopping 698 yards of total offense, the eighth-highest total in conference history. The Huskies have won 18 straight conference games, the longest conference winning streak in the country. The Huskies haven't lost a conference game since the MAC opener at Central Michigan in 2011.
--Before Ball State coach Pete Lembo arrived on campus, the Cardinals had just one win against a team from a BCS conference, beating Indiana in 2008. The Cardinals have now won four games against BCS teams in the last three seasons.
--Ball State quarterback Keith Wenning passed for 346 yards and two touchdowns against Virginia. He completed 23-of-41 passes. He surpassed Nate Davis for the school record for career passing yards with 9,250 yards. Wenning passed for 215 yards in the first half at Virginia.
--Ohio senior quarterback Tyler Tettleton gained plenty of headlines for his 171-yard passing day against Akron, but the Ohio defense tallied eight sacks and held Akron to 157 yards of total offense. Before the game, the Zips had not allowed a sack in three straight games.
QUOTE TO NOTE: "I wouldn't have been surprised. I'm confident in our offense, I'm confident in our team. Watching them on film earlier this week, sitting with coach (Rich) Skrosky, we were kind of licking our chops early on." -- Ball State quarterback Keith Wenning on not being shocked about the Cardinals' double-digit win at Virginia.
NCAAF Team Report - Bowling Green - STRATEGY AND PERSONNEL
1. Northern Illinois and Ball State are the class of the Mid-American Conference West Division, maybe the entire conference. The Huskies have won at Iowa and Purdue. The Cardinals, behind a big-play offense led by quarterback Keith Wenning, won their fifth game of the season with a 48-27 win at Virginia. The two teams play at Northern Illinois on Nov. 13.
2. Toledo running back David Fluellen continues to put up big numbers. The senior rushed for 220 yards and scored a career-high four touchdowns in UT's romp over Western Michigan. Fluellen has rushed for 433 yards and seven touchdowns in his last two games against Western Michigan. For his career, Fluellen has 3,061 yards rushing and only the fifth player in school history with at least 3,000 yards.
3. Ohio gets a mini-challenge this coming Saturday. After beating their last two opponents by a combined 81-3, the Bobcats host Central Michigan on Homecoming. Although the Chippewas are a shell of the team due to losing two key offensive players, they represent a tougher challenge. The Bobcats play Eastern Michigan, Miami and Buffalo after the CMU contest. Those three teams have a combined 4-11 mark, with Buffalo sporting the best record at 3-2.
4. Western Michigan is off to its worst start since 1996. At 0-6 and 0-2 in the conference, the Broncos would like to avoid any more comparisons to the 1996 squad, which started 0-9.
5. Normally, a Miami at UMass football game this coming Saturday would generate little attention within the conference. But this game serves great importance for one simple reason -- one team will finally get its first win of the season. Both teams have lost their first five games, with UMass playing competitively in losses to Kansas State, Vanderbilt and Bowling Green.


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The following are links to my web sleuthing that turned out to not be answers to this question:
- Note that I already know about the various Google-app-specific Google support forums (e.g. http://webapps.stackexchange.com/a/2583/14529), and that is not the answer I am looking for.
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Most of the software is not thoroughly tested with Java 7 and I would like to install Oracle's JDK 6.0 on Ubuntu 11.10.
Could someone please provide me the instructions for the same?
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Most of the software is not thoroughly tested with Java 7 and I would like to install Oracle's JDK 6.0 on Ubuntu 11.10.
Could someone please provide me the instructions for the same?
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Due to license issues Ubuntu will no longer distribute Oracle's JDK and JRE. Also previous versions supplied on PPAs suffer from security issues are are not recommended to be installed on any Ubuntu system.
There are no more supported java releases from Ubuntu - Ubuntu officially supports OpenJDK and OpenJRE implementation of Java which is the base for Oracle's own implementation.
To install the OpenJDK & OpenJRE refer to this Q&A.
The instructions below provide a guide to install the official Oracle JDK 6. You will need to regularly update this manually to ensure your installation maintains recommended security and stability fixes.
Install the Oracle JDK 6
Oracle themselves have the official guide to install their JDK - below is based upon those instructions.
During installation it will ask you to register - press ENTER. Firefox will open with the registration page. Registration is optional.
JDK 6 package is extracted into
Lets rename it:
switch to Oracle JDK 6
webupd8.googlecode.com hosts a nice-easy script to help with this.
don't worry - 0.5b refers to the script version - not the version of java!
An alternative to this is to use the webupd8 ppa and the
Finally test the switch has been successful:
These should display the oracle version installed - 1.6.0_30
Install the Firefox/Chrome plugin
In a terminal:
Remove the IcedTea plugin, if it has been installed.
Remove a former version of the Java plugin (may or may not be present)
Now you can install the plugin, by creating a symbolic link (you tell Firefox, where the plugin is located).
Confirm that the JRE has been successful by using the official oracle website.
Linked Questions:
The reason why Oracle's Java implementation is not supported or distributed by Ubuntu already discussed here.
The basic idea is that Oracle's Java Se will not be included in any official Ubuntu repo due to license problems created by Oracle.
That does not stop you from installing Oracle's JDK from a PPA or from the official package files from the Oracle's site.
This guide describes how-to download, install and make
How to install Oracle Java JDK6u30 on Ubuntu 11.10
(should work with any other version downloaded from Oracle)
Download Sun/Oracle Java JDK or JRE from here (current version is JDK 6 Update 30) http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/index.html.
Note: Select any of the Linux x86 or Linux x64 bin packages (example
There will be a newly created folder on the same path with the extracted files
mkdir -p /usr/lib/jvm cd /path/to/binary/ mv /path/to/binary/jdk1.6.0_30 /path/to/binary/java-6-oracle && mv /path/to/binary/java-6-oracle /usr/lib/jvm/
sudo update-alternatives --install "/usr/bin/java" "java" "/usr/lib/jvm/java-6-oracle/bin/java" 1 sudo update-alternatives --install "/usr/bin/javac" "javac" "/usr/lib/jvm/java-6-oracle/bin/javac" 1 sudo update-alternatives --install "/usr/bin/javaws" "javaws" "/usr/lib/jvm/java-6-oracle/bin/javaws" 1
sudo update-alternatives --config java
Select your created
sudo update-alternatives --config javac
Select your newly created
sudo update-alternatives --config javaws
Select your new created
Navigate to the end of the file and add these contents
Reload your system wide PATH
That is for Oracle's JDK,
The version here installed can be updated easily by copying the new version over the currently installed files. Just extract the package and copy over the new one over the one that is currently installed.
You might want to check /etc/alternatives for links to older installs of JRE - there are many tools that might not be found on your system after a manual install like this.
Open the terminal and execute below commands one by one. It will install JDk as well as JRE. No need to configure anything. It will take care of everything.
JDK 6 along with JRE
Once executed you can check, whether the Java and JDK is installed by
Since Oracle Java has been removed from the repository, you will have to add a new repository like mentioned in this article. The repository described there has also packages for Oneiric.
Note: It's important to trust the repository/ppa you're installing from.
This could do anything.
So, if you trust the repository and developer below;
There is very good page on official Ubuntu wiki. There you can find all recommended methods. I've used this excellent automatic script.
Script will build packages from source and place them in local repo, then they can be installed e.g.:
You can see all available packages in
Remember to select the right version:
To setup everything else (like browser plugin, keytool, etc.) you can use this (it will be a long list!):
The script is a wrapper for this Debian script, if you're curious ;)
I expect, that the ppa of ferramroberto might not be working in the future, because repackaging of java is not allowed any more. Unfortunately what is not allowed for canonical is also not allowed for any other packager. So the solution mentioned above might be the only way (which is basically a wrapper for update-alternatives!):
It is generally a good idea, to get an oracle account and get the java newsletter to be informed about software updates until a solution comes along the way for us ubuntu users to be informed about updates.
In many cases it is not necessary to switch over to Oracle Java (or any other alternative version) completely. Many applications that require something other than the standard Java version can be started by explicitely calling the required Java VM:
Perhaps JAVA_HOME should also be explicitely set before starting the application:
I used the following instruction by downloading the jdk binaries directly from Oracle. The instructions apply for jdk6 also.
Oracle now owns Sun, and has renamed it to Oracle Java. If you want to install the latest version of Java 6, you can download it here:
The binary file is a self-extracting archive. Copy it to where you want to install it, e.g.
Then create a link,
Do the same for
Run this command in a terminal (Ctrl+Alt+T):
Then do:
It worked fine for me.


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Across the Ohio Valley, hotels are opening, houses are selling at higher prices and apartments are renting quickly - all because of the influx of natural gas and oil workers.
"This, in my opinion, is the greatest thing that has happened to this area," said Mike Sulek, owner of Sulek & Dutton Real Estate. "I see the enthusiasm in our realtors because they know they have a better chance to make a sale."
On the hotel front, the new 55-room Comfort Inn along National Road between St. Clairsville and Blaine is now open. Construction also continues at the new 85-room Microtel Inn and Suites by Wyndham, set to open adjacent to the Hampton Inn in St. Clairsville this year.
"We are extremely happy to be open," said Jackie Newton, general manager of the Comfort Inn. "There is a high demand for hotel rooms here."
Tom Carpenter, a partner with First Choice Realtors, and Carl Nix of Harvey Goodman Realtor said they are not seeing as much impact in terms of selling houses, but they are feeling the effect on the rental market.
"There are a ton of houses that would normally sell that are being held by the owners because they know they can get extraordinarily high rental rates right now," Carpenter said.
However, Sulek said the oil and gas industry has been a "major economic driver" for his business. In addition to the workers looking for housing, mineral owners receiving lease money or royalty checks may be looking to buy new homes.
"Over the past couple of years, it seemed like most of the people coming in were pipeliners or other hands-on workers who were looking to rent because they were only going to be here for a short period of time. Now, it seems as if we are getting different people coming in, people who are planning to be here for 10-15 years," said Sulek. "Because they are going to be here longer, they are more likely to buy."
Sulek also said there are not enough existing homes on the market, so he sees a demand for new construction on the way.
"These people are new to the area, so they don't have any pre-conceived notions about where they would like to live. To them, a nice house is a nice house," he said. "We went through a time when it was very difficult. I think the new influx will help everyone."
Carpenter, however, sees the matter somewhat differently because he said most of the increase in business has only been from rentals.
"People are paying higher rents, but it has not helped me sell any houses," he said.
Nix also said the majority of the business he sees related to the oil and gas industry still involves rentals, noting that many of the workers receive housing subsidies as part of their compensation.
"I have seen some local people buy a house for $50,000 or $60,000, fix it up a little bit, and then rent out the rooms," he said. "People are still looking to rent like crazy from what I see."
"I think the overall housing market is pretty strong around here now," Nix added. "If you get a nice house on the market, it is going to go faster than it has in years."


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LARAMIE, Wyo. (AP) — Four current or former provosts of large universities are the finalists for president of the University of Wyoming.
The UW Board of Trustees released the names Friday after announcing Thursday it would no longer keep the search secret.
A short statement issued by the university said the finalists had agreed to allow their names to be made public.
The finalists are: Douglas D. Baker, provost and executive vice president at the University of Idaho; Warwick M. Bayly, provost and executive vice president at Washington State University; Robert Sternberg, provost at Oklahoma State University; and Kim Wilcox, former provost and executive vice president at Michigan State University.
The trustees will interview each before choosing a successor to Tom Buchanan, who is retiring.
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I was in the Marines from 2000-2004, and I'd say I have a love/hate relationship with my experiences therein. I'm wondering how I could incorporate them into fantasy writing. Could you tell me where I might look for other devil-dogs or branched otherwise veterans who can help me develop my stories?
My usual TLDR: Worry more about getting the "fantasy" right than the "military". Your experience will be of service to you almost without you really knowing it.
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In the end you won't be able to help writing from experience, even unconsciously.
It is said that you should write what you know. I've never really done that consciously, but to make "real" characters I have always mined my current experiences of incredibly dull everyday life; which I happen to have a wealth of experience of. So when I was young my protagonists were school kids. When I was in my twenties they were people who were doing "jobs" and regarded their social life as their life. When I got to my thirties they were just people trying to cope with a work/life balance and thinking about families and serious relationships and stuff.
Then I stuck a bunch of angels, werewolves, alchemists, vampires and old gods into their lives. The verisimilitude of the protagonists was always meant to "sell" people on the really wacky stuff I was including along with.
The first novel of mine that's at all readable is about college kids getting involved in a war between vampires and werewolves (and I wrote it in 1995 before that was a proper cliche go me!) re-reading it now the vampire and werewolf stuff is kind of humdrum, ironically, but the college kid stuff still pops because I was unconsciously writing it with a level of emotional and practical detail that was right at my fingertips. The point is that if I were you I would worry about making the story of the Necros bit compelling and the military stuff will just kind of be interesting.
I wouldn't worry about trying to force your military experience out it will come out. I also wouldn't worry overmuch about your "technique". Write your military fantasy as the story you think it should be. I don't think there is an ABC for all military fantasy and if there is it should be read, digested and then used as a buffet, concentrate on the bits you like and ignore the bits you don't. The thing no guide can cater to is that you have experience and that is what will come out so if you think part of some "one size, fits all" plan is junk, then junk it will be for you.
Any technique you encounter in written form will be a lesson for military and non-military alike. If I wanted to write a military fantasy then I might come to you to ask about the military bits, to make them true. The part you might therefore want to consider is the "fantasy" part. You obviously can't organise a meet and greet with Conan to discuss how things really go down in an alternate world but you might want to see if you can digest some of Tolkein's stuff (for example) about what fantasy is all about as a genre. Compare the Cliff's Notes of that reading with your own thoughts about why you're writing a military themed story.
As for things like not having direct experience of being a leader within that scenario, that's not important. What is important is the fact that you have the experience of being led. I don't and so would find it immeasurably more difficult to talk about the relationship between soldier and commander. Your experiences are a way into reversing role situations via thought.
We are all just human beings and titles like "leader" or "soldier" are roles that we play. In order to get into the head of a leader try to remember the emotional responses you have had to leaders who were, in your opinion, "good" or "bad". Try to remember and to list the reasons that you formed those opinions. Then try to understand why they acted the way they did and treated their soldiers the way they did. Once you gain some clarity on that you will start to understand how to portray the life of a leader, at least for fictional purposes.
Were I to do the same thing I would have to start from scratch and do a hell of a lot of research. What I came up with in the end would always be from a distance and would lack the interesting features that a person who has really lived similar experiences would be able to bring to the tale.
I just read Piers Anthony's "Bio Of A Space Tyrant" series and in the second book he talks about the titular Tyrant's experiences in the Jupiter Navy. Anthony did two years service in the US Army between 1957 and 1959 and that experience shows in this volume, easily the best of the five book series.
I don't think Anthony himself particularly thought that his small sliver of military experience was of all that much help to the SF series he wrote in the mid eighties but the detail he included effortlessly gives the lie to that. The other four volumes detail the protagonist's experience as a refugee, a politician and as the Tyrant of Jupiter are not nearly as strong. They're all good fun but none of the other volumes make you understand the protagonist as much as the soldier volume. The experience was key.
I've never been a soldier, so I have no experience in that matter. But mentioning war stories and fantasy automatically Tolkien comes to my mind.
Tolkien took part at the Somme Offensive in WWI. Many people think, that he transformed the nightmare of the war into Lord of the Rings. Which leads to comparisons like Sauron plays the role of the German Kaiser. Or that the Saruman's army, based on technical power, clearing a forest to have fuel for the underground machinery, is a symbol for the German mobilisation, tactic and the way they fought.
I have no idea if these things are true, but it is easily imaginable, that he put his war experience into his books. If you haven't read LotR yet, I recommend it as inspiration.
Warriors/fighters have always a place in fantasy, no matter if it classic like Tolkien or if it has a more contemporary background. I'm sure you find a way.
On your comment above about infiltrating the Necros: The Shadowrun series is built around the idea, that in the future mega companies have taken control over Earth. They hire small teams of mercenaries (called Runners) for infiltrating (shadowrunning) other companies (industrial espionage).
I do not know, how many ex-soldiers are writing there, but as source for inspiration it's worth looking nonetheless. Maybe the series is filed under science fiction, but it is fantasy with orcs, elves, dragons, and, well, mercenaries.
Depending on the type of assistance you think you might need, there are a lot of different places you can go to find it. If you are looking for people to critique your work, I would recommend Critique Circle. It is pretty easy to get your work reviewed by other writers who will give you some honest feedback on what you've written.
If you're looking for encouragement or support, I would suggest joining a writers group or forum. There are a couple that I frequent that I have found helpful at different times. One if the Indie Writers Unite group on Facebook, and the other is the KindleBoards. The second one focuses mostly on self-published writers who are publishing for Kindle, but all authors are welcome there. The Writers' Cafe has a lot of threads that are relevant to most writers.
The Halo series was a very well received shooter game + fantasy novel series. I am certain your experience can be applied to a similar setting ie a sci fi story about a futuristic soldier.


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The Great God Pan
Playwrights Horizons,
416 W. 42nd St., New York
($70), 212-279-4200, extended through Jan. 13
Few things in theater are more exciting than watching a talented young artist come into her own. That's what has been happening to Amy Herzog. In "After the Revolution," the story of a family of red-diaper leftists, and "4000 Miles," its sequel, Ms. Herzog showed herself to be possessed of a rare gift: the ability to write witty, incisive studies of people in whom the personal has collided with the political to potentially devastating effect. What is most striking about those two plays is that they are informed by ideology without being driven by it: Their tone is as light as their subject matter is dark. Much the same can be said of "The Great God Pan," Ms. Herzog's new play, which is not as effective as its predecessors but still leaves no doubt of her gifts.
"The Great God Pan" is "about" recovered memory in the same way that "After the Revolution" and "4000 Miles" are "about" Communism: Its nominal subject is a pretext for the exploration of the personalities of its characters. Jamie ( Jeremy Strong), the protagonist of "The Great God Pan," is a pleasant but emotionally inhibited young journalist whose glassy surface is shattered when he discovers more or less simultaneously that (A) he may have been molested as a child and (B) Paige ( Sarah Goldberg), his longtime girlfriend, is pregnant. Suddenly all bets in his well-ordered life are off, and he is forced to flounder toward a deeper engagement with the adult life that he has not yet learned how to lead.
It's a worthy premise, but Ms. Herzog doesn't quite manage to bring it off. Not only does "The Great God Pan" lack suppleness—the plot feels schematic—but the play's principal characters are drawn so closely to their new-class type as to suggest a satirical intent that is at odds with the play's emotional weight. Nor does it help that Jamie is so withdrawn as to be downright dull. (Nothing is harder to write than an interesting play about a dull person.) The biggest problem of all is the ending, which feels contrived rather than earned, just as Mark Wendland's picture-puzzle set is too explicitly symbolic of the play's theme.
Whenever Ms. Herzog pulls away from the spine of the plot to focus on the feelings of her characters, "The Great God Pan" takes wing. She has the indispensable knack of being able to write a well-turned scene, and "The Great God Pan" is full of scenes that are so subtly drawn that you can almost overlook their failure to add up to a fully convincing whole. It helps, too, that Ms. Goldberg, who was so striking in the Broadway revival of "Look Back in Anger," gives an equally vibrant performance here. Carolyn Cantor, the director, has a keen eye for personality—each member of the cast stands out boldly and separately.
Needless to say, a play doesn't have to be perfect to be worth seeing, and "The Great God Pan," for all its defects of craft, is never boring. It seems a safe bet that its flaws, palpable though they are, will prove to be mere bumps in the straight road of promise down which Ms. Herzog is traveling. Judging by the evidence of her work to date, she's the most promising American playwright to come along in years. May she continue to flourish.
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Our Town
Huntington Theatre Company,
South End/Calderwood
Pavilion, 527 Tremont St.,
Boston ($25-$95), 617-266-0800, extended through Jan. 26
David Cromer's universally acclaimed production of "Our Town" originated in Chicago in 2008, ran for more than 600 performances off-Broadway, then transferred successfully to Los Angeles. Now it has been remounted by Boston's Huntington Theatre Company, with Mr. Cromer repeating his coolly ironic performance as the Stage Manager. I caught it in New York and was stunned—no lesser word is strong enough—by the potency with which Mr. Cromer re-envisioned Thornton Wilder's 1938 masterpiece about life in a small New Hampshire town, dressing his cast in street clothes and encouraging them to act with casual, desentimentalizing directness. You can't help but wonder whether so overwhelming a show can stand up to repeat viewings, so I decided to drive up to Boston and see for myself.
The answer is decidedly in the affirmative: Mr. Cromer's "Our Town," performed at the Huntington by a cast of local actors, has retained all of its emotional punch. Derrick Trumbly and Melinda Lopez are especially moving as George Gibbs and his mother, but there isn't a weak link in Mr. Cromer's new ensemble. You'll never see a better staging of "Our Town," or anything else, as long as you live.


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Need help finding realistic mods for EFLC 22.214.171.124
Hi, this is my first post here.
The last GTA game I played was San Andreas many many years ago - and before that Vice city.
I just bought and installed Grand Theft Auto Episodes from Liberty City and played it for about an hour.
When I right click on EFLC.exe and choose details it says that it is version 18.104.22.168
When I right click on the LaunchEFLC.exe and choose details it says that it is version 184.108.40.206
I'm not sure which of these version numbers is the actual game version, but I was guessing it is 184.108.40.206
I would like to install some mods for the game like... realistic lighting, realistic textures, realistic cars, real car names and real location names. I was hoping somebody with the same exact game & version could help me find what I am looking for or point me in the direction of some working links. I have tried some mods that said they would work for 22.214.171.124 but they did not work for my game. I wound up reinstalling the game, which was a pain in the neck. My friend bought the same game so we could play it online together coop, but I'm not sure if the mods would work online in a 2 player coop if we both install the same mods.
I am not looking for ridiculous overpowered weapons, or the ability to fly like Iron Man or anything gay. I'm just trying to mod the game to look and feel more realistic and maybe perform better. I also heard about a "performance tweak mod", but I did not find one that said would work for my version of the game. I'm not against a vehicle mod that adds more vehicles, but I don't want to install any clown cars and 100 different types of race cars that go 200 mph, but it would be nice to get my hands on a 68 Ford Mustang and some other cool cars. A weapon pack/mod that adds a few more weapons would be cool too, but nothing that has super high damage mini quad mini-guns and 5000 round ammo boxes.
Any help would be greatly appreciated :)
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Mean-reversion and trend-following strategies have some kind of a theory behind them that explains why they might work, if implemented well. Pattern-recognition, on the other hand, seems like nothing more than data mining and overfitting. Could patterns possibly have any predictive value? In other words, is there any theoretical reason why a pattern observed in historical data would be repeated in the future, other than random chance or self-fulfilling prophecy where the pattern "works" because enough traders use it?
Weak form market efficiency says that you can't predict prices based on past prices. Or that technical analysis doesn't work. I think that the tests of weak form market efficiency are pretty conclusive and show that the US stock market is weak-form efficient; at least on a a timeline longer than a few minutes.
That's not to say that markets are "efficient". The tests of semi-strong form efficiency (i.e., can't predict prices from all public info) are still debated a little, but I think most would say that markets are not semi-strong form efficient. You can do fundamental analysis have a chance a determining winners and losers. And markets are definitely not strong form efficient (i.e., can't predict prices from all info, public and private).
So does technical analysis work? I don't think so. Some may be earning abnormal returns, but they're likely taking risks that aren't obvious from the charts. Or in the context of mean reversion, yes, most of the time things revert to the mean, but they may not revert to the mean within your tolerance for pain. I think the best light read on the mean reversion topic is "When Genius Failed". Their convergence trades on off-the-run and on-the-run Treasuries were "right", but they went further away from the mean before converging after insolvency.
General answer to a very general question:
If you find a significant pattern which distinguishes between structure and noise you understand something about that system. You have a model about it so you can extrapolate and forecast. On that basis you can use this model to make money. In that sense mean-reversion and trend-following are also "only" strategies that use a model derived from the data (or where ever from).
Take evolution as a proxy: The living organism also have a model about their environment (which is partly stochastic, too). The successful organisms use that to survive and breed.
As an aside: In terms of a philosophical basis you can say that it is the belief that the past has meaning for the future (inductive argument) - but this is only a belief which cannot be justified in itself (saying that it worked well in the past is itself inductive and therefore we have a catch-22 here)
To my point of view there are never any reason that a pattern or anything else would repeat in the futur. Actualy I don't see any difference between pattern recognition and mean reversion/Trend Following in term of theoretical proof. One can read Pr Andrew Lo : "Foundations of Technical Analysis". It tries to give a theoretical background to TA by studying the enpirical distribution of stock returns conditionned or not on the presence of predefined chart pattern. His result is that there is a diference that justifies the use of TA.


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Anthony's attorneys try to block her deposition
Posted at: 10/07/2013 2:35 PM
By MIKE SCHNEIDER
(AP) ORLANDO, Fla. - Casey Anthony's attorneys are trying to block her from giving a deposition for a woman who claims the Florida mother defamed her.
Anthony's attorneys filed a motion late last week asking a judge in her Tampa bankruptcy case to stop the deposition, claiming they weren't properly given notice and that the woman's claim lacks merit.
Anthony is scheduled to give the deposition on Wednesday to Zenaida Gonzalez's attorneys.
Anthony told detectives that a baby sitter named Zenaida Gonzalez kidnapped her 2-year-old daughter Caylee while the detectives were investigating the girl's 2008 disappearance. Anthony was acquitted in 2011 of murdering her daughter.
Gonzalez claims in a state lawsuit that she was defamed by those statements and should be considered a creditor in Anthony's federal bankruptcy case.
In the motion, Anthony's attorneys claim Gonzalez is on a "quest for publicity" and that she is "a principal orchestrator of the media circus" surrounding Anthony.
Moreover, Anthony already has been deposed in state court and she would assert her Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination, her attorney, David Schrader, said in the motion.
"Although Gonzalez' counsel has repeatedly told the press and other that his goal in this case is to `break Ms. Anthony's story,' he will not do so and should not be allowed to put Ms. Anthony through another argumentative and abusive proceeding ..." Schrader said.
Gonzalez's attorney, Matt Morgan, said in an email that Anthony should be held accountable under the law like any other defendant in a civil lawsuit.
"We know she doesn't want to answer, that doesn't mean she shouldn't have to," Morgan said.
(Copyright 2013 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)


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A synonym for cool.
Often used in a band context.
Often used in a band context.
"That set last night was maheen as!"
by BobbyPlaya June 14, 2009
A girl's name for someone who seems ambiguous, hard on herself, but good hearted. Just don't mess with her type and you shall be happy. She seems pretty to some, and isn't the popular girl type. She is creative but some people call her emo. We don't know if she is but she denies like how she denies the fact that she likes someone. It also means first crescent moon and descrobes the moon in Persian poetry.
"Hey Maheen! Do you feel less depressed?"
"I'm ok but it's not like I'm emo."
"I'm ok but it's not like I'm emo."
by wswan June 02, 2013
Very pretty, caring but might not be very intelligent Likley into sports. A girl who puts everyone first and is helpful!
Maheen, everyone needs her.
by Maheen November 22, 2014
A mental disease that infects all who come into contact with it. Symptoms are random outburts, obession with emo music, the inability to form an intelligent sentence, and fidgeting spasms that can occur at any given time.
What's wrong with her? She didn't catch the Maheen, did she?
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Lets examine a typical GR metric:
The "d" going with ds has its correct meaning when the path is specified with respect to a one dimensional manifold (remembering that ds is the proper time interval which will depend on path).
The physical distance (spatial) between two points along the x-axis between the points A and B is given by: $\int\sqrt{g_{11}}dx$ from A to B and not by $\int dx$ in curved space.
Infinitesimal separation between points on the x axis are given by $g_{11}dx$ and not by $dx$.
Now in Maxwell's equations in the covariant form we have quantities like delta-x,delta-y etc which are meaningful only in the Euclidean (rather in the flat space-time Lorentzian) context.But Maxwell's equations in the covariant form refer to curved space time (with respect to strongly curved spacetime also). Are these quantities ($\partial x$,$\partial y $ etc.) expected to retain their physical significance in curved space-time except that they remind us of an Euclidean background?
Better we could write (locally):
$$\begin{align}dT&=\sqrt{g_{00}}dt \\ dX &= \sqrt{g_{11}}dx \\ dY &= \sqrt{g_{22}}dy \\ dZ &= \sqrt{g_{33}}dz\end{align}$$
(The "d" going with T,X,Yand Z is as justified as the d going with s.)
Locally we have,
Therefore locally we have the same form of Maxwell's equations-- Maxwell's equations in the traditional form!
Though the form of Maxwell's equations (traditional form being referred to here) remains unchanged locally, the values of the individual variables may change, preserving the traditional form of Maxwell's equations in the local inertial frames.
We may consider a pair of local labels $x$ and $x+dx$. The physical distance between them along the x-axis is $g_{11}dx$. If the metric changes, say due to the advance of a heavy mass or a high density mass distribution, the physical intervals $dX$,$dY$ etc will change. To preserve the form of the equation the values of $E$,$B$,$j$ etc should also change.
So gravity can change the magnitudes of $E$,$B$ etc. (and of course their directions). If one thinks in the cosmological direction the curvature of space-time was very strong in the remote past and gradually it weakened casting a heavy influence on the values of the electric and the magnetic fields.
Query: How are they taking care of this in the LHC experiments in tracing the past?
[Incidentally the quantities x,y,z etc are simply labels in the curved spacetime context. dx should correspond to some "Euclidean memory"]


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