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The open hand and the closed fist
Just print money and give it to everyone by Chris Arnade: "The usual answer to why we don't do this is that it isn't politically feasible and there is no precedent. 1) That has never stopped bank bailouts, which often require a great deal of political and regulatory ingenuity to jam through. (TARP cough TARP) 2) It is a symptom of a system built by and for the bankers to benefit themselves. It is the equivalent of saying, 'We can't do it because we have never wanted to do it'. That we don't do it this way isn't just a small economic quibble with no impact. The most visceral anger I hear from voters across the country is directed at bank bailouts, which they see as evidence of a rigged system. They are right. The system is rigged in the sense that our primary method to stimulate the economy also conveniently bails out bankers." (previously; via) [more inside]
Eat the meat you are Fed: It's good, we guarantee it!
The last mystery of the financial crisis. It's long been suspected that ratings agencies like Moody's and Standard & Poor's helped trigger the meltdown. A new trove of embarrassing documents shows how they did it. by Matt Taibbi in Rolling Stone.
Secret and Lies of the Bailout
Secret and Lies of the Bailout. "The federal rescue of Wall Street didn't fix the economy – it created a permanent bailout state based on a Ponzi-like confidence scheme. And the worst may be yet to come." [Via]
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The Rolling Stone's Matt Taibbi uses a paper bag to illustrate exactly how the sub-prime mortgage scam worked, and how we're still on the hook for the next catastrophe. [more inside]
We appreciate your candor
BBC News asks independent trader Alessio Rastani "what would keep investors happy, make them feel more confident?" and gets a surprisingly honest answer: "Personally, it doesn't matter. See, I'm a trader. I don't really care about that kind of stuff. If I see an opportunity to make money, I go with that. So, for most traders, we don't really care that much about how they're going to fix the economy, about how they're going to fix the whole situation; our job is to make money from it. And, personally, I've been dreaming of this moment for three years. I have a confession which is I go to bed every night and dream of another recession, I dream of another moment like this." [SLYT]
Hello, Dr. Evil here...
Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. In a few hours, I will destroy the Greek economy. Unless, that is, you give me the sum of...one trillion dollars! (SLNYT, but with this much money I can afford to look frumpy)
Guided By Your Counsel
Jan 7: The Federal Reserve Bank of New York, then led by Timothy Geithner, told American International Group Inc. to withhold details from the public about the bailed-out insurer's payments to banks during the depths of the financial crisis, e-mails between the company and its regulator show.
What the FEC couldn't figure out
Matt Taibbifilter: Among other things, the GAO report noted that the entire OTS had only one insurance specialist on staff — and this despite the fact that it was the primary regulator for the world's largest insurer! This week's MeFi stories have generally failed to explain the reasoning that caused the recession, even though Jon Stewart was basically on the mark. Now, Rolling Stone's only reporter lays it all out The Big Takeover, a typical combination of zealous snark and the overlooked, damning facts needed to clear up a ridiculously complicated story.
A New Way Forward
Nationalize. Reorganize. Decentralize. anewwayforward.org wants you to organize a protest on April 11th to express your frustration and disapproval with how our elected officials have handled the economic crisis.
Pitchforks to the right, torches to the left
Washington Post reports that the American International Group, which has received more than $170 billion in taxpayer bailout money from the Treasury and Federal Reserve, plans to pay about $165 million in bonuses by Sunday to executives in the same business unit that brought the company to the brink of collapse last year. The payments to A.I.G.'s financial products unit are in addition to $121 million in previously scheduled bonuses.
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President Obama's plan for American Recovery and Reinvestment [pdf] might be thought of as TARP round two [1,2] -- instead of hiding the bodies, this one's preparing the ground for a big tent or the economic equivalent of war. There are critics and detractors (cramdown nation ;) left and right, natch, but also conservative supporters and progressive defenders to save or create
three four million jobs; hooray! [more inside]
Anatomy of a Meltdown - Ben Bernanke and the financial crisis (in one page)
"There will be enormous, enormous losses..."
This American Life gives you Another Frightening Show About the Economy.. The guys who brought us The Giant Pool of Money (previously) explain the credit crunch and why it's so scary. And not in the Halloween fun-to-be-scared sense.
But if the vaults are empty, what will Scrooge McDuck swim in?
According to the latest biweekly numbers released last Thursday by the Federal Reserve, for the two weeks that ended January 16th American banks had negative $1.3 billion in non-borrowed reserves. This is, historically, extremely unusual; just two months ago they had $30 billion (positive, of course) in non-borrowed reserves. The only reason some banks haven't been shut due to insufficient -- negative! -- reserve requirements is that the Federal Reserve is currently loaning them enough money through the brand new TAF (Term Auction Facility) program (also running in Canada and Europe) to make up their shortfalls. Today's TAF press release says that 52 American banks or institutions are currently receiving loans totaling ~$40 billion -- but the Fed refuses to name who they are. [more inside]
Leave the SIV, take the cannoli
At a time when fed-up American citizens are petitioning Congress to end the imprudent financial practices that caused the
housing bubble sub-prime mortgage crisis liquidity crisis impending recession -- including the banning of SIV's and refusing any bailouts for Wall Street, banks, or mortgage companies -- the United States Treasury Department has just announced the creation of a giant-mega-ultra SIV called "M-LEC" made up of assets from several of the largest American banks. Already unofficially nicknamed "Sivie Mae" (or worse, "the Frankenstein Fund"), it would be an off-balance-sheet way for these banks to pool and price the ABCP's that they've lately been having trouble pricing and thus selling -- i.e. the liquidity crisis. [more inside]
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According to a police report, at 9:45 p.m. Monday, police officers went to an address on Old Forge Road for a burglary in progress. When they arrived, they saw a man inside the home.
The man came out the rear of the home with a gun. According to police, the man refused police commands to drop the weapon and fired at the officers. They returned fire and wounded him. He was taken to the hospital and died later.
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Ugh, it's over.
Alright, I'm going to come right out and say it: I kind of fucking loved this episode, despite some of the inherent weirdness. Maybe "fucking loved" is a bit strong, but, you know what? I don't get what all the haters are talking about. I thought it was a very strong episode. It felt more like a movie, with the intensity that the rest of the season should have had. But because it didn't, I see how the last episode falls short of expectation. But doesn't it always?
I'm not going to hash out the plot much here since we're now at the end of the season. Now we get to look at it the way Gestalt tells us to. Spoilers abound ahead; you have been warned.
What I Liked
Call me a girl, but I really liked that Jordan and Ani made it out alive, and that Ani (of course) had Ray's baby. Take this as a sex education lesson, kids. All it takes is one time. As long as you follow these steps: Step 1: cut a hole in the box have sex. Step 2: have fucked up pillow talk about y'all's fucked up childhoods that involve getting into a van with a stranger because he told you you were pretty, and misguided deeds that involve murder. That's it. Voila!
Actually, let's pause and talk for a second about Ani's story. Jesus, was that depressing. And for perhaps the first time this season I had some Actual Feels™ during this story because Mother of God do I relate to the "but he told me I was pretty" thing. Not that anything like being kidnapped and held in a cave for four days ever happened to me, but God, I understand that mentality. Bottom line here is: I really like Ani, and I'm really glad that she got the hell out of Vinci, and now she has a baby that she clearly loves and despite having lived through weird stuff, she seems happy(er).
Speaking of Ani getting out: I also really liked that she told the whole story to a journalist, who wants her to go back to the States to testify. That's it. That's all there was to that 3 minutes of television. It's meh, but I enjoyed it. Read the rest of this entry »


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Bacconi, A; Ravera, S; Virkki, L V; Murer, H; Forster, I C (2007). Temperature dependence of steady-state and presteady-state kinetics of a type IIb Na+/Pi cotransporter. Journal of Membrane Biology, 215(2-3):81-92.
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The temperature dependence of the transport kinetics of flounder Na(+)-coupled inorganic phosphate (P(i)) cotransporters (NaPi-IIb) expressed in Xenopus oocytes was investigated using radiotracer and electrophysiological assays. (32)P(i) uptake was strongly temperature-dependent and decreased by approximately 80% at a temperature change from 25 degrees C to 5 degrees C. The corresponding activation energy (E (a)) was approximately 14 kcal mol(-1) for the cotransport mode. The temperature dependence of the cotransport and leak modes was determined from electrogenic responses to 1 mM P(i) and phosphonoformic acid (PFA), respectively, under voltage clamp. The magnitude of the P(i)- and PFA-induced changes in holding current decreased with temperature. E (a) at -100 mV for the cotransport and leak modes was approximately 16 kcal mol(-1) and approximately 11 kcal mol(-1), respectively, which suggested that the leak is mediated by a carrier, rather than a channel, mechanism. Moreover, E (a) for cotransport was voltage-independent, suggesting that a major conformational change in the transport cycle is electroneutral. To identify partial reactions that confer temperature dependence, we acquired presteady-state currents at different temperatures with 0 mM P(i) over a range of external Na(+). The relaxation time constants increased, and the peak time constant shifted toward more positive potentials with decreasing temperature. Likewise, there was a depolarizing shift of the charge distribution, whereas the total available charge and apparent valency predicted from single Boltzmann fits were temperature-independent. These effects were explained by an increased temperature sensitivity of the Na(+)-debinding rate compared with the other voltage-dependent rate constants.
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New documents raise question: Why weren't charges filed against Josh Powell?
Search warrants served in Utah regarding the Susan Powell case remained sealed Friday. Because of that, Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill could not comment about the case.
"We're looking to see what that means for us, but right now we can't comment on what's alleged in there because they still continue to be sealed under a court order in our jurisdiction," he said. "I don't know what, if anybody could say they would have caught Josh Powell. The thing that you need is sufficient evidence to prosecute and to gather that evidence as part of an investigation."
But while Utah authorities remained quiet about specifics into their investigation, a Pierce County judge Friday unsealed two search warrants served at the home of Josh and Steven Powell in Puyallup in 2011. Prosecutors did not contest the unsealing and the court hearing lasted less than one minute.
Although the warrants that were unsealed were in relation to Steven Powell's voyeurism and child pornography charges, it was the information related to Josh Powell and the disappearance of his wife that garnered the most attention.
The original search warrant served in August of 2011 was to retrieve the handwritten diaries of Susan Powell from the home of Josh and Steven Powell.
According to the search warrant affidavit, it took Josh Powell four hours to get home after a panicked neighbor contacted him and told him his wife hadn't shown up for work, even though Josh was in Salt Lake County.
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But the warrant states Susan Powell's cellphone was in the center console of the vehicle Josh Powell was driving. It was missing the digital SIM card and Josh Powell did not have an answer as to why his wife's cellphone was in the car. The phone had been turned off.
Josh Powell's sister Jennifer Graves called him at 5:27 p.m. that Monday and asked him where he had been. Josh Powell told her he had been at work.
"When Jennifer Graves told Joshua Powell she knew he was lying, Josh Powell then changed his story, telling her that he was camping," the warrant states.
Police made contact with Josh Powell through Graves' cellphone at 5:45 p.m., but Powell didn't arrive at his residence until 6:40 p.m.
When he arrived, police questioned him about why he wasn't answering his cell phone. Powell told the officer he kept his cell phone turned off to preserve the battery and he didn't have a cell charger.
But the detective noted in his report that he "clearly saw Joshua Powell's phone sitting on the center consul plugged into a cigarette lighter phone charger," the warrant states.
Police found a generator, tarps, a shovel, a gas can and blankets in the vehicle Powell was driving, according to the warrant. He later told authorities he was testing out a new generator, that he thought it was Sunday and didn't call in to work when he realized it was Monday because he was afraid he would be fired.
Inside the house, police found two fans directed at a sofa. Powell said he had just cleaned it on Dec. 6, 2009.
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Vocabulary knowledge is the single best indicator of students' reading ability and comprehension, and therefore, one of the best predictors of their success in school. This much-awaited book will help you build a solid content area vocabulary foundation with students as it gives you the tools to assess your students' knowledge to determine where instruction should begin. Shane Templeton, Donald Bear, Marcia Invernizzi and Francine Johnston provide you with the hands-on activities that will keep students' interest as they develop their vocabulary knowledge. Written for preservice and experienced teachers at the intermediate, middle, and secondary levels, "Vocabulary Their Way" is a resource that presents the essential knowledge and strategies needed for developing students' vocabulary through the exploration of the meanings and the structure of words. How is the book organized?- Part I gives you the foundational understanding of learning and teaching vocabulary. - Part II covers instruction and assessment, providing strategies and activities, and the tools to examine content area vocabulary development. - The Appendixes feature word sorts, sample lessons for middle and secondary grades, and games and activities to take directly to the classroom. Responses from the field...I love this book. Write some more!"Joseph W. Guenther, University of Wisconsin, Platteville" Each strategy is described in detail, weaving research with examples from classrooms. I believe teachers can easily find new ideas for teaching content vocabulary, and understand when each strategy is most effective. I am especially impressed with the examples." ""Cathy Blanchfield, California State University Fresno" The text is well organized, theoretically sound, and the strategies are practical and effective. Excellent strategies for addressing the word-specific challenges for English learners. Excellent ideas and activities." Jackie Glasgow, Ohio University"" "Meet the Authors"Shane Templeton "is Foundation Professor of Literacy Studies at the University of Nevada, Reno. A former classroom teacher at the primary and secondary levels, he researches the development of orthographic and vocabulary knowledge. " ""Donald R. Bear" is Director of the E.L. Cord Foundation Center for Learning and Literacy at the University of Nevada, Reno, assessing and teaching students who experience difficulties learning to read and write. "Marcia Invernizzi" is Director of the McGuffey Reading Center at the University of Virginia, exploring developmental universals in non-English orthographies. Marcia works with children experiencing difficulties learning to read and write in intervention programs such as Virginia's Early Intervention Reading Initiative and Book Buddies. "Francine Johnston" is Associate Professor in the School of Education at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, where she teaches reading, language arts, and children's literature.show more
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I love this book. Write some more! Joseph W. Guenther, University of Wisconsin, Platteville I like the overall presentation of the text. Given the emphasis on reading in middle and high school, I would think it would have a wide audience. I would consider this text as a supplemental or suggested text as it does enhance the content of the course I teach. Nancy Williams, University of South Florida This book contains useful information and offers helpful resources for those who would like further information. The chapters contain useful graphics and examples, and provide the reader with a solid background on words, word origins and the development of our vocabulary knowledge. The book also includes step-by-step strategies for sharing this knowledge with students. Margot Kinberg, National University Each strategy is described in detail, weaving research with examples from classrooms. I believe teachers can easily find new ideas for teaching content vocabulary, and understand when each strategy is most effective. I am especially impressed with the examples. Cathy Blanchfield, California State University Fresno The text is well organized, theoretically sound, and the strategies are practical and effective. Excellent strategies for addressing the word-specific challenges for English learners. Excellent ideas and activities. Jackie Glasgow, Ohio Universityshow more
About Shane R. Templeton
Shane Templeton is Foundation Professor of Curriculum and Instruction at the University of Nevada, Reno, where he is Program Coordinator for Literacy Studies. A former elementary and secondary teacher, his research focuses on the development of orthographic knowledge. He has written several books on the teaching and learning of reading and language arts and is a member of the Usage Panel of the American Heritage Dictionary. He is author of the "Spelling Logics" column in Voices from the Middle, the middle school journal of the National Council of Teachers of English. Francine Johnston is a former first grade teacher and reading specialist who learned about word study during her graduate work at the University of Virginia. She is now an associate professor in the School of Education at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, where she teaches courses in reading, language arts, and children's literature. Francine frequently works with regional school systems as a consultant and researcher. Her research interests include current spelling practices and materials as well as the relationship between spelling and reading achievement. Donald R. Bear is director of the E. L. Cord Foundation Center for Learning and Literacy where he and preservice, Master's and doctoral students teach and assess children who struggle to learn to read and write. Donald is a professor in the Department of Educational Specialties in the College of Education at the University of Nevada, Reno. Donald has been a classroom teacher and he researches and writes about literacy development and instruction. He is an author of numerous articles, book chapters, and books, including Words Their Way, Words Their Way with English Learners, and Vocabulary Their Way. Marcia Invernizzi is a professor of reading education at the Curry School of Education at the University of Virginia. Marcia is also the director of the McGuffey Reading Center, where she teaches the clinical practica in reading diagnosis and remedial reading. Formerly an English and reading teacher, she works with Book Buddies, Virginia's Early Intervention Reading Initiative (EIRI), and Phonological Awareness Literacy Screening (PALS).show more
Table of contents
Vocabulary Their Way: Word Study, Grades 4-12 Table of Contents Part I: Foundations of Learning and Teaching Vocabulary Chapter 1 - The Nature of Vocabulary Development and Instruction What the research says Early intermediate Middle intermediate Late Intermediate Synchrony of development Chapter 2 - The Meaning and Structure of Words How Words Work: Meanings and Feelings How Words Are Written: Spelling Makes Sense! Chapter 3 - Where Words Come from and Where They're Going History Dynamics of construction of new vocabulary Part II: Instruction and Assessment Chapter 4 -Essential Vocabulary Strategies and Activities Guidelines for Teaching Core Academic and Content-Specific Academic Vocabulary Tools for Teaching Word Sorts and Concept Sorts The Dictionary Technology Guidelines for Selecting Which Words to Teach Directly Guidelines for Selecting Core Academic Vocabulary Guidelines for Selecting Content-Specific Academic Vocabulary Generative Strategies Word Formation with Base Words and Affixes Strategy for Decoding Longer Words Principles of Teaching Morphology: Base Words and Affixes Word Sort Activities to Support Word Formation with Base Words and Affixes Word Formation with Greek/Latin Foots and Affixes Principles of Teaching Morphology: Greek/Latin Roots and Affixes Word Sort Activities to Support Word Formation with Greek/Latin Roots and Affixes Word-Specific Strategies Concept Sorts Vocab-O-Grams Vocabulary Cards List, Group, and Label Exploring Antonyms and Synonyms Analogies Vocabulary Notebooks Graphic Organizers Games Online Resources about Words Looking Ahead Chapter 5-Teaching Core Academic Vocabulary in English/Language Arts Concrete sorting Using word study for character analysis Sorting Adjectives Concrete ways to understand authors word choice Word study to teach poetry Iambic pentameter Syllable stress Contrasts of poetry-word choice (alliteration/contrast is major literary technique which lends itself right into word choice) Chapter 6- Teaching Content-Specific Academic Vocabulary English Guidelines for Content Area Vocabulary InstructionHistory Mathematics Science Technical/Vocational Chapter 7- Vocabulary Instruction with English Language Learners The Context for Instruction Wide Reading Purposeful Writing Reading to your EL Students Ongoing Word Study Activities Determining English Learners' Level of English Proficiency Word-Specific Challenges for English Learners Generative Instruction Compound Words Driving Words from Common Base Words Cognates Chapter 8 - Assessment and Organization Assessing Grouping for instruction Use checklist-qualitative Early intermediate Middle intermediate Late Intermediate Synchrony of development Part III: Appendix Additional Word Sorts Sample Lessons Spelling-to-Sound Correspondences Most productive spelling rules Syllable Patterns and Rules Games Assessments Content Area Standards and Vocabularyshow more


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Mark Hirschel, Ph.D. ([email protected]), is CSO, and J. David Gangemi, Ph.D., is senior bomedical consultant at Biovest International. James McSharry, Ph.D., is senior scientist at Ordway Research Institute, and Chris Myers, Ph.D., is laboratory director, department of respiratory disease research, Naval Health Research Center.
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Crazy Substitute Teachers
Enjoy, NG4.04 / 5.00 1,084 Views
Vacuum Salesman
This dude and his Megazord vacuum cleaner3.97 / 5.00 2,304 Views
Markiplier Animated | Mark Of The Survey Corps
This took far too long to make...3.94 / 5.00 2,778 Views
Can't wait for the third one.
These are really cool. I've been waiting for it ever since I first laid my eyes on the preview. That lame TV-intro was great too.
BTW, Dustball's done a great job on the soundtrack so far :P
Not any better
Well I can see that you already made the entire thing and are putting them in segments (I gets it) so saying to make it funnier won't really do anything because you can't, since it's already made. Well the animation is still great and jokes still suck, if the 3rd part is the same i'll spare you saying the same thing over again, if it's funny however i'll review it.
K so the goods and bads
Good, - half decent claymation, overrated yes, the MALE voiceactign was good in SOME parts, however, in others, the voiceacting was just not funny / appropriate.
Bad - Again, the jokes are lame, predicatble, and poorly excecuted, I didnt even smile once, it was an insult to humor. Especially sicne you can tell when it TRYS to be funny, but ultimatly fails.
I don;t think something can be classified as "over-rated" unless it's rated highly in the first place. 3.92 is not a super high score. Sorry you didn't like the humor.
yay segment 2!!! this way even better than the first...and funnier. wow i have reviewed both so far, i should say somthing un-nessiserry, ummmm..ok from what i heard the 'over there' series was started on my birthday!!. congrats on the success on the series so far, cant wait for the rest!
a bit better
but in the last segment you said that you make it 20% bigger. it does not look bigger XD. but then i started to think that maybe if it was 2 big it would be screwed up...
oh well good job
I made the last segment 20% bigger than it was when it was first submitted. It was pretty bad quality too. This segment is also the new, larger size. (which makes them both the same.)


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Riviera 61 Enclosed Flybridge
64 ft
Boat Details
Hull Material
Hull Shape
Modified Vee
17 ft 9 in
Dry Weight
67200 lb
Fuel Capacity
1731 gal
Length Overall
64 ft 5 in
Holding Tank Size
72 gal
Water Capacity
264 gal
Number of Berths
It is always a thrill to embark on the design of a new vessel, but when that vessel is intended to attract the most sophisticated purchasers - usually those with considerable experience of owning prestige vessels - the challenge is especially welcome. For Riviera, the creation of the 61 Enclosed Flybridge was an opportunity to utilise our knowledge, talent and technology in new and exciting ways. Being such a large vessel, we had the luxury of space to fully express our creativity and passion for perfection. From the hull construction to the joinery and from the entertainment systems to the engine room, the intelligence of the design, the quality of the materials and the standard of workmanship will astonish you. For instance, our CAD/CAM (computer aided design and manufacture) software assists our new product team to produce the optimum design. It guides the cutting of the mould plug that ultimately results in absolute precision in the manufacture of the hull, deck and flybridge. Weve installed quick disconnect wash-down fittings that allow instant pressurised water without having to turn on a tap. Yes, it is a tiny detail, but one of hundreds of tiny details and innovations that make a big difference when it comes to on-board comfort. Similarly, our underwater exhaust system offers quieter and cleaner performance to provide you with a quiet and clean cockpit. QL series Interceptor trim tabs are standard; operated by a push button control at the helm, the system provides superior low-drag trimming. You can count on the Riviera 61 Enclosed Flybridge to take you away in impeccable style.
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A large L-shaped lounge wraps around the port aft quarter of the saloon, opposite the internal staircase.
A liquor cabinet with bar fridge, icemaker and electric lift glass storage feature is under the staircase.
A six-seat dinette is opposite the galley, which includes all the appliances to make it a chef?s delight.
The standard accommodation offering is four cabins and three bathrooms with the master stateroom amidships, a guest stateroom forward, and two cabins on the starboard side.
An optional layout is three cabins and three bathrooms, with a larger stateroom forward, an athwartships lower berth in the aft starboard cabin and the option of either a private lounge or a writing bureau in the forward stateroom in place of the fourth cabin.
The internal staircase is designed to connect the flybridge and saloon as one space, making access to the flybridge both safe and comfortable.
Enclosed Flybridge
The fully enclosed flybridge includes a flowing lounge along the port side for increased comfort and utilisation of space.
The aft viewing deck has a three-seater lounge and is connected with the flybridge interior through a stainless steel awning window.
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Seth to be "even cheaper" in SSFIV
Capcom community manager Seth Killian's told Kotaku that Super Street Fighter IV's end boss will be annoying enough to make you stamp your joypad to death. He didn't actually say that, but what the hey.
He did say this: "Seth will be even cheaper and more irritating" than he was in SFIV.
Heartening. Why?
"This is the most fan-responsive game in Capcom's history," Killian said.
The game's out next year. You may as well start getting riled now.
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Without getting into the philosophical question for the ages "Is everyone a winner?", the question came up about Finalists® over the weekend. Because we had to kick a number of entries that didn't meet the simple rules outlined in the Official Contest Rules®, we have fewer than 15 qualified entries. This means that everybody blogged about so far is a Finalist®.
They haven't won any prizes, yet, since the SQL Rangers have just started picking through the code with their Fine-Toothed Combs®. After all, the suspense will remain in place until morale improves (or until SQL PASS 2008) whichever comes first. Heh.
To summarize, here's the list of SQL Heroes 2008 Contest Finalists:
Five of those projects are expected to win a Windows Home Server® very much like the one that sits quietly next to the TiVo and Xbox 360 underneath my LCD TV.
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Rep. Emanuel Cleaver, II, a second-term Democratic congressman from Kansas City, knows sports. He played wide receiver at Murray State and dreamed of suiting up for his beloved Kansas City Chiefs until a knee injury ended his career.
Cleaver, 62, an ordained minister and senior pastor at St. James United Methodist Church in Kansas City, served two terms as Kansas City's first black mayor. He also served two terms as the president of the National Conference of Black Mayors.
Cleaver, who had 10 knee operations before a titanium implant helped him regain his mobility, says he's going to suit up for the annual charity football game between House Democrats and Republicans now that he can run again -- and because former Washington Redskins quarterback Heath Shuler of North Carolina, a rookie Democrat in the House, is on his team.
In recognition of Black History Month, Cleaver spoke with ESPN.com about race and sports.
African-American athletes are well-represented in college and pro sports, but African-Americans are under-represented in coaching positions and front offices. What needs to happen for that to change?
Frankly, some of it is changing. When you see two African-American coaches in the Super Bowl, clearly that means some things have changed. But it would be foolish to conclude that this means all is well. Clearly, it is not. Look inside most organizations in the NFL and you see a small minority of African-Americans. In the college football ranks [where six of 117 coaches are African-American], the situation is abysmal. I don't see a big change coming on the college scene anytime soon. This nation is far, far slower than it would like you to believe.
Name an African-American athlete you admire.
I have a remarkable appreciation for [Negro Leagues player] Buck O'Neil, [who died in October at age 94]. I spoke at his funeral. He was a man who knew no hatred. I was with him the day after he was rejected by the Hall of Fame. He never spoke one word of resentment. People used to tell him he should have been born 50 years later. He always said he was born just in time.
Charles Barkley once said parents, not athletes, should be role models. Agree?
I think Barkley perhaps said it in a cruel manner, but he made a good point. There was a time athletes could be role models because the media protected them. Who knew that the guy I grew up worshipping, Mickey Mantle, was an alcoholic? When Babe Ruth was hitting home runs, newspapers covered his exploits on the field, not what he was doing in nightclubs. Athletes could be role models because what kids saw, essentially, was all good. Today, it's different. Parents cannot expect athletes to give direction to their kids. First, athletes are [constantly] under the glare of the camera. Secondly, [some] athletes use their celebrity to promote outrageous behavior -- like Dennis Rodman, Terrell Owens, and Latrell Sprewell. We have a whole different class of athlete. In a sense, many of them are the antithesis of what is required of a role model.
Young and talented African-American athletes sometimes place professional sports above other goals. Many don't make it and are left with limited choices. What needs to happen for that to change?
I have three boys who all went to college on basketball scholarships. They all had a dream of playing in the NBA. As a parent, instead of pushing them I tried to be supportive of their athletic careers but, at the same time, I encouraged them to be realistic. Many families locked in poverty are pushing their children to succeed as a way out for the whole family. Many of these kids have unrealistic goals and we have to do something about that. One thing we can do is promote the success of African-Americans in other areas. [For instance], there are 43 African-Americans in Congress. One of the negatives of desegregation is that people with means and who had talent moved away from the urban core of the cities. So the [inner-city] kids can't walk out on their porch and see Dr. Lewis on his way to the office or Mr. Wilson going to pick up his Wall Street Journal.
You were a star athlete. Name the sport and your dream moment.
I've always seen myself catching that touchdown pass Otis Taylor caught in [Super Bowl IV, a 46-yard pass from Len Dawson for the game-clinching score for the Kansas City Chiefs.] I actually have run that touchdown play [in my mind] maybe 150 times. Each time I run it, the cornerback falls down. I can still see No. 89 running down the sideline.
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HONOLULU — Morgan Grim hit a jumper with seven seconds left to give the Utah State Aggies a one point lead — their first lead of the second half, 61-60.
The shot turned out to be the game-winner for Utah State (17-14, 8-6 WAC).Brockeith Pane led the Aggies with 20 points on 8 of 16 shooting.
NORTH DAKOTA 57, UTAH VALLEY 56: At Grand Forks, N.D. — Utah Valley's 13-game winning streak — the nation's third longest in the nation — came to an end in the final regular-season game of the year.
UVU's Ben Aird converted a three-point play with 7.8 seconds to give the Wolverines their first lead since the 17:19 mark of the second half.
UND's Aaron Anderson drove the length of the floor and put up a wild shot which bounded off and Patrick Mitchell grabbed it off the floor and hit the 12-footer as the clock expired to give UND, which is 13-1 at home this year, the win.
With the loss, which was UVU's first since Jan. 3, the Wolverines, who wrapped up the Great West Conference regular-season title last week, end league play 9-1 and 20-11 overall.
The Wolverines trailed by a game-high seven with 6:12 left in the game. Alfonzo Hubbard hit back-to-back buckets to pull the Wolverines to within a point at 52-51 with 2:42 left.
After a UND 3-pointer, Aird scored the last five points of the game for the Wolverines, including the three-point play to give them the short-lived lead.
Aird led the Wolverines with 14 points, while Geddes Robinson added 11 points and nine rebounds. Troy Huff scored 14 for UND.
For the game, the Wolverines shot 35.6 percent from the floor, including just 1-of-12 from the 3-point line, while UND shot 38.3 percent. UVU outrebounded UND 41-37 and connected on 13-of-16 foul shots.
"We never gave up and we kept battling," UVU coach Dick Hunsaker said.
UND jumped out to a quick 8-2 lead behind six points from Huff. The Wolverines, however, answered with a 6-0 run to tie the game at 8-8 on a bucket by Holton Hunsaker.
The game was tied or the lead changed hands 12 times over the next seven minutes before UVU took a four-point advantage on a four straight foul shots by Isiah Williams to lead 25-21 with 7:48 left in the half.
The Wolverines, however, went cold offensively, scoring just five points the rest of the half. At one point, UND enjoyed a 13-3 run to lead 34-28 with 1:29 left in the half.
Keith Thompson was credited with two points on a UND goal-tending call late in the half to cut the led to four at the break.
The Wolverines shot 38.5 percent from the field in the first half (10-of-26), while UND shot 41.4 percent (12-of-29). The Wolverines outrebound North Dakota, which had eight offensive rebounds for eight second-change points, 18-17, but had nine turnovers.
Aird led the Wolverines with eight points in the half, while Hunsaker had seven.
In the second half, Thompson gave the Wolverines a one-point lead at 37-36 with a three-point play with 17:19 left, but North Dakota went on an 8-2 run to lead by five points at 44-39 with just under 14 minutes left.
After the Wolverines cut the lead to two, UND matched its largest lead of the game on back-to-back hoops by Brandon Brekke with 10 minutes left.
UND eventually took its largest lead of the game at seven at 52-45 with 6:10 left to play.
The Wolverines are back in action next at 11 a.m. Friday in the semifinals of the GWC Tournament hosted by Chicago State.
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text: Recently, I discovered a very strange problem: When I run M-x slime RET with recent SBCLs starting from 0.9.2.9 (G=E1bor Melis' thread objects change), I get random crashes (emacs calls them "hangups") when using SBCL and the :SPAWN communication-style. In fact, every SBCL session running SLIME which outputs directly to an emacs buffer dies - I just tried running SBCL, then a swank server in M-x terminal-emulator RET. Running swank in SBCL with stdout/stderr tee(1)ed into both a file and into the emacs buffer gives me no such failures. This is problem has the same symptoms as the one I reported on the slime-devel list (in http://article.gmane.org/gmane.lisp.slime.devel/3715). One difference though is that I'm running a slime with the patch that's supposed to fix it. Still, this is what's happening: Using (setq inferior-lisp-program "sbcl --noinform --userinit /dev/null --sysinit= /dev/null") and executing M-x slime RET makes the slime session crash -- the SBCL running in *inferior-lisp* dies. But using (setq inferior-lisp-program "/home/asf/bin/start-sbcl.sh") with start-sbcl.sh being: #!/bin/sh /home/asf/bin/sbcl --noinform --userinit /dev/null --sysinit /dev/null 2>&1= | tee ~/sbcl-typescript and executing M-x slime RET gives me a working slime session; no crashes at all. Running a swank server (with the same SBCL) in a terminal or in screen and connecting to that works, as well. The failing sessions have another interesting property: The hangups seem to occur at random times. Sometimes, I get a *slime-repl* buffer, sometimes SBCL dies with only the *inferior-lisp* buffer showing the hangup message. Some failures leave the *inferior-lisp* buffer looking like this: http://paste.lisp.org/display/9821 (leaving output seemingly unflushed). Some failures display the *log-events* output just fine; no error message is ever displayed, other than "Process inferior-lisp hangup". G=E1bor Melis helped me debug this on #lisp yesterday, in the discussion starting at <http://meme.b9.com/cview.html?channel=3Dlisp&utime=3D3330090675#utime_requ= ested>. We reached no conclusion on what the problem could be. I tried this on emacs multi-tty 220.127.116.11, on debian sid's emacs21-x 21.4.1 and on debian sid's XEmacs 21.4 (patch 17). All showed the behavior described above. The reason for this breakage completely eludes me. It also seems that I'm the only person experiencing this failure and SLIME works for everybody else in the same setup. )-: Does anyone of the SBCL gurus have an idea what could be wrong? Cheers, --=20 Andreas Fuchs, <asf@...>, asf@..., antifuchs


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The Seymour police and fire departments recently hired employees to replace retirees and fill other open positions.
Michael Fickert, 34, of Colorado Springs, Colorado; Benjamin Miller, 32, of Brownstown; and Devlin McMindes, 27, of Vincennes have joined the police force. Mark Gillaspy, 32, of Seymour became a firefighter in May.
All four continue to train with their respective departments to learn how to carry out their duties.
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In a recent visit to Washington, D.C., we had the opportunity to visit the headquarters of Gallup, the original market researcher. The visit was part of the National Newspaper Association's Leadership Summit 2014. We had the opportunity to meet the chairman of the board of Gallup, Jim Clifton, and his son Jon, a rising star in the organization.
The Gallup headquarters building really is two buildings — one old and the other new. They are connected by several walkways on the upper floors. The old one has antique furniture while the new one is modern in every respect. We met with the Cliftons in the old building in a conference room. The company employs the very latest in technology in overseeing operations in more than 160 countries. It really is an educational institution since it has a large training department for people who do the interviewing and conduct surveys in a number of countries. The company likes to do face-to-face interviews whenever possible.
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Great plugin, thank you very much.
Only problem is this: My logout link works, but it doesn't function.
I remain logged in. I paste in an admin link and I can still edit and navigate just fine.
How do I solve this?
I am running a newly created WP site, 2014 theme,
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no other login or ssl plugins are running.
Very basic!
My settings for Shared SSL:
For the plugin settings I have:
SSL HOST fred.pairsite.com/test1
Force SSL Admin (only in plugin, not in WP-config)
I would love to help debug this.