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Editor: I have been appalled by recent events in the Manuel/Maguire race, and particularly troubled by the role that The Record has taken in some of these events.
First of all, the blatant manipulation of the voting law that suddenly found us in a situation where the miraculous last-minute entrance of a Libertarian candidate made it impossible for many registered voters in this county to vote in this race. One would have to be incredibly naive not to see the Maguire people behind this.
Second, was the picture that appeared on the front page with former Sheriff Neil Perry standing in front of the Sheriff's office accusing (but not really accusing) Tom Manuel of perhaps knowing someone who (perhaps) knew someone who did something bad at one time in his life. This is character assassination by association - and politics at it's worst.
Why did The Record run that picture? Your article went on to explain the facts but that picture with the misleading headline was, in my view, poor journalism.
Finally, your headline today was the final straw: "Maguire: Limit Growth."Give me a break.
The size of the type was astonishing. Again, when we read the article we can see that there is obviously little substance to Maguire's change of heart. Why didn't the headline read with equal ferocity "Manuel: Limit Growth" or just as accurately "Maguire: Sudden Change of Heart?" .
I trust that most voters can see beyond the dirty politics in this race and vote for the individual who most closely represents their views on the myriad of troubling issues that face our county. I also trust that The Record will be more careful with headlines and pictures that inadvertently mislead the electorate.
Donald Martin
St. Augustine
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Majdi Jabour was beaten to the point of passing out by the Fatah-allied interrogators in the West Bank who accused him of ties to rival Hamas. In Gaza, the same fate befell a Fatah supporter who was bloodied in a lockup by club-wielding Hamas security men.
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SATSUMA, Fla. (AP) - Authorities have scaled back their search
for a missing 5-year-old girl who vanished from her home last week
and a volunteer search group has dismantled.
Putnam County Sheriff's officials said they sent about 50 officers Monday to a wooded area that had not previously been searched after receiving a tip on Haleigh Cummings' disappearance, but nothing was found. That agency has since scaled back and will now search in strategic places if they receive tips, saying searching the same areas repeatedly is not feasible.
Volunteer group Texas EquuSearch suspended their efforts to find the little girl who disappeared Tuesday.
Haleigh's parents are divorced. She was being watched by her father's 17-year-old girlfriend, Misty Croslin, when she vanished from his home.
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Glaxo Scientist, Surgeon Targeting Historic British Hockey Gold
When British field hockey goalkeeper Abi Walker isn't trying to stop balls smashed at speeds up to 70 miles an hour, she's busy as a surgeon on the operating table. She sees similarities between the two skills.
The 30-year-old works one day a week in the hospital, training in plastic surgery or ear, nose and throat work. The rest of the time she spends with the Olympic hockey squad in the run-up to the London Olympics, starting July 27.
"In medicine, if you become very emotionally attached to it, it can cloud your thinking," Walker, reserve goalkeeper for Team GB, said in an interview. "In hockey, you can have one situation which seems really critical, but you actually have to distance yourself from that. Particularly as a goalkeeper, if maybe you've made a mistake, if you've let in a goal, you can't carry that with you through the whole game."
The 28-women strong British team will know tomorrow morning whether they have made final cut. After training together at their base in Bisham Abbey, 34 miles west of London, for three years, a squad of sixteen women plus two reserves will be going to the games. Although the team won a four-nation test event on the bright blue pitch of the Riverbank Arena at the Olympic Park earlier this month without conceding a single goal, it sustained injuries to two key players, Crista Cullen and Alex Danson.
The British women have only made the podium once since their sport had its Olympic debut in 1980, winning bronze in Barcelona in 1992. Having failed to qualify for Athens in 2004, they finished sixth in Beijing. Bronze followed at the European Championships in 2009 and 2011.
Warm-up Events
In February, the fourth-ranked British team played in its first Champions Trophy final, losing to Olympic bronze medalists Argentina after beating third-ranked Germany. In the same tournament, they drew 2-2 with Olympic champion Holland, the world No. 1 on the rankings of the International Hockey Federation.
Walker will return to medicine full-time after the games. Sometimes the sport has had a negative impact on her medical career, she said.
"I'll be honest, there have been times that I've been a little bit nervous about playing hockey," Walker said. "I've had to sit some surgical exams with a broken finger, because I'd broken my finger in hockey the night before. There have been times when it has been a bit challenging."
Scotland-born Walker isn't the only member of the squad who's combining top-level sports with a profession. Although British Hockey receives 3.8 million pounds ($6.2 million) a year in U.K. Sport funding and last year struck a five-year sponsorship deal with Investec Plc, a private bank with operations in the U.K. and Africa, many players have jobs or are studying because their sport doesn't have a professional league.
Hannah MacLeod combined playing hockey for her club Leicester and the England and Great Britain teams with studying for a Ph.D. in exercise physiology at Nottingham Trent University. MacLeod, 27, also worked for GlaxoSmithKline Plc, the U.K.'s biggest drugmaker, as a sports scientist on its Lucozade energy drink. She left last November to dedicate her time to winning Britain's first gold in women's field hockey, and plans to go back to work after the games.
"It's about time management and realizing how productive you can be," MacLeod said, when asked how hard it was to combine work with trying to get fit to run as much as six miles a game. "I think there are a lot of athletes that are very used to a very comfortable life. Until you've actually realized how hard you can work perhaps in a different environment, it makes full-time hockey training a bit easier."
Women's hockey has been "transformed" since the team started training in Bisham Abbey three years ago, according to MacLeod. Better facilities, and support from the English Institute of Sport on nutrition and performance analysis, have "moved us from being ranked seventh in the world to a team competing for gold," she said.
Britain is 9-2 to win its first Olympic title in London, behind the Dutch women (2-1) and Argentina (3-1), according to U.K. bookmaker William Hill Plc. Britain is 4-5 to win any medal.
The 550-member British Olympic squad, the biggest ever, is expected to deliver a record medal haul on home soil. The country finished fourth in Beijing with 47 medals. Like MacLeod and Walker, 70 percent of the squad will be competing in their first Olympics.
London last hosted the Games in 1948, so no one has competed in front of an Olympic home crowd. The hockey team's penultimate test before the Olympics will be the Investec London Cup on June 5-10.
"It does come with a particular pressure in that obviously there is going to be a crowd with expectations," Walker said. "But I think that's going to be a positive thing."


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Gambit, a new type of puzzle that combines the experience of three dimensional cube gaming with the iPhone and iPod Touch mobile platforms, the result is challenging and fun. Twelve levels get progressively harder as the game continues. Game tiles are never launched in the same order; this means no game is ever the same.
1. TRAVELING – Gambit is a great way to pass the time while you travel. If you're stuck in an airport or on a plane, traveling by car, or, in a lonely hotel room, this game will keep you entertained.
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3. BUSY PARENTS - A great distraction for the kids, levels one and two are considered very easy, perfect for keeping a young person occupied and challenged.
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It's a very fun and challenging puzzle game, BUT several times it has not recognized a completed level. ALSO, it needs the ability to save which level you are currently working on!!!! It's very frustrating to get up to level 8, then have to close the game and when you return, you are back to level one!! Please fix this - it let me jump to level 8 one time and since then, if I have to exit the game, I'm put back to level one no matter how many levels I've completed!
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Creative Assembly on the changing face of PC gaming
Sega. The name still conjures images of Sonic speeding across a CRT screen with the plastic black Megadrive sitting besides it.
It looks as if Michael Jackson DID write Sonic 3's score
The age-old conspiracy that late pop king Michael Jackson wrote the score for Sonic the Hedgehog 3 is true, according to a new report.
Sega 3D Classics coming to retail, includes four new titles
Nine retro Sega titles are being bundled for a retail release on 3DS.
Sega reduces financial forecast again
Japanese publisher Sega has slashed its fiscal predictions for the year for the second time.
Total War devs admit to being 'disheartened' at Chaos Warriors DLC backlash
A designer for upcoming Sega title Total War: Warhammer has said that the studio has been left a little down in the dumps by the fury that greeted its recent ...
Retro Mega Drive console sales surge 400% at Argos
A quarter of a century after its release in the UK, the Mega Drive could be a star performer this Christmas.
82% of Football Manager 2016's sales were digital
Football Manager 2016 shifted 110,000 digital and physical units in its first week on sale in the UK.
Valkyria Chronicles IV and remaster headed to PS4
Sega's cult hit RPG Valkyria Chronicles is getting a brand new instalment on PS4 – as well as a remake of the first game in the series.
Sega hires Joseph Kim to lead Western mobile push
Sega has announced the appointment of Joseph Kim to its mobile division, specifically with a focus on Western markets.
Sega financials fall short of reduced forecast
Sega has revealed that it did not do as well financially as it expected – even with a a reduced fiscal predictions.
Shenmue 1 & 2 re-release could be on the cards
Sega has said that it is currently pondering how to go about re-releasing cult RPGS Shenmue and Shenmue 2.
Sega apologises for calling a Sonic character 'Boob'
Whoops. Sega has had to apologise after an update to mobile title Sonic Runners introduced a character with a rude name.
Sega teams up with Motorsport Manager dev PlaySport
Sega has announced a publishing partnership with the developers of mobiel racing title, Motorsport Manager.
Mario Maker down to second in Japanese charts as FIFA vanishes from Top Ten
RPG 7th Dragon III Code: VFD has shot to the top of the Japanese software charts in its first week.
UPDATE: Sega confirms Yakuza 5 western release for next month
Yakuza 5 will launch in the west next month, Sega has confirmed
Sonic Lost World is set for PC release
Previous Wii U-exclusive Sonic Lost World is coming to PC this year.
200 jobs under threat at Sega
Sega is set to offer 200 employees 'voluntary retirement' as it aims to improve profitability.
Sega sponsors Rising Star prize at Games Media Awards 2015
Sega has signed up as a partner for this year's Games Media Awards.
Sega, Curve and Ripstone back Digital Counts campaign
The first publishers have added their support to MCV's call for more digital download data.
Sonic Boom: Fire & Ice delayed to 2016
Sega's somewhat surprising platforming follow-up won't arrive on 3DS this side of Christmas.
Three Football Manager games confirmed for 2016
Sega and Sports Interactive have announced a hat-trick of Football Manager releases, all of which are due to find the back of the net by the end of the year.
Sega reports significant dip in quarterly sales
Sega has reported negative financial results for its most recent quarter, though the firm's games division had little to do with the poor performance.
Sega partners with GameSessions for PC rental and game trials
A number of Sega's PC properties will soon be available on a 'try before you buy' basis.
It frustrates people that I like Aliens: Colonial Marines, Pitchford says
What makes a good game? Is it possible to quantify what 'good' means? No it's not, Randy Pitchford argues. You may not like Aliens: Colonial Marines, but he certainly does.
Football Manager Online kicking off in China
A free-to-play Chinese version of Sega's Football Manager Online is in development.


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Development of Durable, Fiber-Reinforced Refractory Composites for Thermal Protection Systems (TPSs)
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AbstractNext-generation endo/exoatmospheric hypersonic vehicles require durable thermal protection systems (TPSs) for leading edges, control surfaces and skin acreage that are resistant to impact damage. Multilayered material systems are in development to meet the TPS aero-thermal and mechanical attachment requirements of the next-generation hypersonic vehicles. The aeroshell is a quasi-isotropic, two-dimensional (2D), carbon fiber reinforced carbon matrix (C/C) laminate composite coated with silicon carbide (SiC). Backing the 2D C/C-SiC aeroshell are layers of varying density foam filled with phase change material for thermal management. Current 2D C/C-SiC composites tend to delaminate when subjected to debris impact due to insufficient interlaminar shear strength that can result in progressive and catastrophic failure, especially under fatigue or high loading conditions. This proposed Phase II program will design, fabricate and characterize vertical, through-thickness reinforced C/C-SiC aeroshell materials for leading edge applications. An iterative model-design-analysis approach will be used to generate a geometrically-shaped leading edge structure that will be fabricated and assessed by testing under representative conditions. A successful program will provide technology benefits resulting from an improved TPS architecture with low/high velocity impact resistance, the ability to integrate existing substrate materials, and a predictive modeling tool for use in continued TPS leading edge development.
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About Epworth Pulpit
About Epworth Pulpit
The Epworth Pulpit is the online presence of the Center for Faith & Culture at Olivet Nazarene University. The project of the Center is to engage the intersection of faith and culture, where Christian life and ministry happen. We live in a context of growing cultural complexity. The challenge of navigating this intersection is critical for the church and the effectiveness its witness and life. This site is focused on exploring that challenge.
The name of The Epworth Pulpit is drawn from history. On June 6, 1742 John Wesley visited Epworth, England where his father had served as Rector and had been buried. Wesley presented himself to the current curate, offering to assist in the service. However, the curate was opposed to the Wesleyan "enthusiasm" and denied Wesley any participation. The local people, however, were anxious to hear him preach. So, he stood on his father's tomb and preached to a large crowd gathered in the churchyard. Access to the parish pulpit could be denied but not the privilege of speaking from his father's tomb. That tomb became Wesley's pulpit, the Epworth pulpit.
The Epworth Pulpit is an image that embodies the authority and power of legacy. Our heritage is a gift to us. It doesn't belong to us but it can't be taken away. As Christians in the Wesleyan-holiness tradition we are inheritors of a rich legacy. As we engage the challenges of modernity and post-modernity we want to speak to the future while standing on the heritage of the past. We are part of an extended community and conversation. The Holy Spirit has been at work in the long history of the Church and of our own tradition. Recognizing that reality we are prompted to a spirit of humility. It also opens up possibilities for conversations that extend "backwards" as well as "forwards." This is a long conversation. We didn't start it and we won't finish it, but we want to enter into it.
This is our project, to draw from the rich heritage that is entrusted to us while re-articulating the message in new "vocabularies" and addressing new contexts. In a culture that idolizes the new it is sometime difficult to find a place in the conversation. The Epworth Pulpit gives us a place. Standing on the past - Speaking to the future.


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The Rocknroll Hanover filly is consigned for the first day of
the New Zealand Premier Yearling Sale in Christchurch next
Wednesday. Her dam, Arden's Darlin, is one of Stiven's
favourites, particularly as she provided great moments for
Stiven and his mother, Noreen, who died last year.
Arden's Darlin won the 2yr-old fillies sales series final in
2008 before finishing second behind her former farm-mate,
Arden Banner, in the 2yr-old fillies sires stakes final a
week later.
While the filly, named Arden's Rockstar, has some of her
mother's traits, Stiven is pleased to see the sire's side
come through in the bay filly.
''She's thrown to the stallion as well,'' Stiven said.
''She's definitely a lovely-built filly and the potential is
definitely there.
''We thought since it's her first one, we should be marketing
that one now, and we can keep a filly down the line, at some
Arden Lodge has been producing yearlings for sale since 1970,
when Stiven's father, Doug, expanded his passion for breeding
which began in the 1960s. The name Arden has two potential
''There's a wee bit of conjecture to that,'' Stiven
''It was to do with Arden House on [BBC TV programme] Dr
Finlay's Casebook.
''That was apparently a bit of a Coronation Street of
its time. The other [theory] is that there's the Arden Downs
[in Pennsylvania, United States].
Arden Lodge had some success in the first 30 years, including
breeding the 1986 West Australian Derby winner Arden Meadow,
but after Doug's death in 2001, John and Noreen decided to
ramp up their involvement.
''We thought that if we didn't step up with our stallion
selection, we wouldn't still be going, so that's what we've
done,'' he said.
''It's all followed on, and it's all grown, but as some of
the returns have grown for some of the yearlings, so have our
expenses with the type of stallions we're going to.''
All Hart gave the Stivens their second Derby winner when he
prevailed in the 2001 Great Northern Derby, while the likes
of Arden Rooney and Southwind Arden are performing well on
the track at the moment.
Arden Lodge has four yearlings at the sale, including a full
brother to Arden's Darlin, and two colts by the Macca
Lodge-based sire, Panspacificflight. A half-brother to 2009
New Zealand Cup runner-up Bettor's Strike had to be withdrawn
from the sale due to a rash.
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Miss. man in ricin case also pleads guilty to fondling charges
Published: Tuesday, January 21, 2014 at 11:00 p.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, January 22, 2014 at 12:20 a.m.
BRANDON, Miss. | The man who pleaded guilty last week to federal charges of sending poison-laced letters to President Barack Obama and other officials pleaded guilty Tuesday to unrelated fondling charges in state court in Mississippi.
James Everett Dutschke pleaded guilty Friday in U.S. District Court in Oxford, Miss., to federal charges of sending ricin-laced letters to Obama, Republican U.S. Sen. Roger Wicker and a Mississippi judge.
Prosecutors said he was trying to frame a longtime enemy and Elvis impersonator who was briefly jailed in the case.
His lawyer in the fondling case, Lori Nail Basham, told The Associated Press that Dutschke pleaded guilty Tuesday to three fondling charges in Lee County, Miss., Circuit Court.
In the ricin case, the plea agreement calls for Dutschke to be sentenced to 25 years. In the fondling case, prosecutors recommended he serve 20 years. Prosecutors in each recommended the sentences be served at the same time.
In state court, Dutschke was indicted on three separate charges of inappropriately touching students at his martial arts studio in Tupelo, Basham said in a telephone interview Tuesday.
"He is glad that this matter is finally concluded for he and his family," Basham said.
Assistant District Attorney Sadie Gardner said the fondling occurred between 2007 and 2013. She said prosecutors were pleased with the deal because the victims didn't have to testify and Dutschke will serve a long sentence and will have to register as a sex offender for the rest of his life.
"We feel like justice has been served," she said.
Before pleading guilty in the federal ricin case last week, Dutschke had denied sending the letters. He also denied a later charge that, while incarcerated, he tried to recruit someone else to send a ricin-tainted letter.
Prosecutors said he tried to frame Elvis impersonator Paul Kevin Curtis, who was initially charged in the investigation. Charges against Curtis were later dropped.
Dutschke has been jailed since April on charges of sending the letters.
The judge was the only one to receive a letter, though she was not harmed. The letters to Obama and Wicker were intercepted.
Dutschke is a former martial arts instructor in the north Mississippi town of Tupelo, Elvis Presley's birthplace.
He had also run unsuccessfully for public office, including for a state legislative seat in which he challenged the son of the state court judge who received one of the letters.
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We propose a novel approach for the estimation of the pose and focal length of a camera from a set of 3D-to-2D point correspondences. Our method compares favorably to competing approaches in that it is both more accurate than existing closed form solutions, as well as faster and also more accurate than iterative ones. Our approach is inspired on the EPnP algorithm, a recent O(n) solution for the calibrated case. Yet we show that considering the focal length as an additional unknown renders the linearization and relinearization techniques of the original approach no longer valid, especially with large amounts of noise. We present new methodologies to circumvent this limitation termed exhaustive linearization and exhaustive relinearization which perform a systematic exploration of the solution space in closed form. The method is evaluated on both real and synthetic data, and our results show that besides producing precise focal length estimation, the retrieved camera pose is almost as accurate as the one computed using the EPnP, which assumes a calibrated camera.
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No More Bad-Hair Days: A Woman's Journey Through Cancer, Chemotherapy and Coping
James Metz, MD
Abramson Cancer Center of the University of Pennsylvania
Last Modified: November 1, 2001
|Author: Susan Sturges Hyde
Publisher: Longstreet Press
Price: $9.95 US
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In the spirit of publications such the ever-popular "Instruction Book" series, No More Bad Hair Days is a collection of statements that helpthe reader deal with life after a diagnosis of cancer. The book will be an inspiration to all who read it. It consists of a collection of statementsthat are humorous, touching, and informative. No More Bad Hair Days is loaded with practical advice for the cancer patient. Although it wasdirected at women receiving chemotherapy, any cancer patient will enjoy reading this book. It is also highly recommended for friends, family,and health care providers.
The author, Susan Hyde was diagnosed with ovarian cancer in 1996. She arranged her thoughts on paper throughout her diagnosis, surgery,chemotherapy, and recovery. A friend suggested that these thoughts should be compiled in a book for others to benefit from her experiencesand unique insight.
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BETHESDA, Md. (January 26, 2014) Government scientists are deliberately giving dozens of volunteers the flu by squirting the live virus straight up their noses in a rare research effort to show how the body fights off influenza with the ultimate aim of improving flu vaccines.
Doctors at the National Institutes of Health spray millions of microscopic particles of flu virus up each nostril, a dose that is intended to cause mild to moderate symptoms.
The volunteers then spend nine days quarantined inside a special isolation ward at the NIH hospital so they don't spread the germs and can be closely monitored.
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Never played it in the 20 years I've played golf so I don't care if it closes.
There will not be much of a draw for anyone to come to Youngstown if the city closes the golf course . Why not promote it like other areas do with their golf courses ?
There are other courses in the area that are better cared for and more challenging so, no, I for one, would not miss it.
Why not just stop paying the pro on the course such a ridiculous amount of money and use the savings to promote the course or to hire young people out of work to help remove dead trees in the neighborhoods. There sure are enough of them. Priorities, Youngstown! Priorities! Golf course pro making 75K, or hire twenty young people for the summer months to aid in rebeautifying the neighborhoods?
Here's what I say to you:
assiseeit: I haven't been to Wal-Mart in twenty years, so lets close that down too.
Stan: Great idea....people don't want to pay 75K to run it, let alone 150K to promote it....and look around, is Stambaugh Golf Course the city's main attraction? Don't get out much...do ya?
mrblue: Some people LIKE to play Stambaugh.....just because it doesn't appeal to you doesn't mean we should close it.....Look around, there are other people on the planet. (I have no tolerance for selfishness!!)
Tigerlily: Why don't you organize a neighborhood group that volunteers twice a month to do exactly as you stated. Oh wait....why don't you sit on the porch, eat potato chips, drink beer and let someone else do all the WORK!! ( I have no tolerance for laziness!!)
I missed this poll and it appears to be closed now. But YES YES YES I would mind if it is closed!
My 14 yr old son is taking golf lessons there. In fact I have suggested that golf lessons be for kids, and for those with special needs, be added. (My son has Autism). Talking to Bob Burke about it.


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A pan-European forest cover map (FMAP2006) was produced using a novel automated classification approach using remotely sensed data from fine resolution satellite instruments. In contrast to previous classification accuracy assessments of such continental scale land cover products, the current study aimed for a reliable assessment at different geographical levels: pan-European, regional and local level. A unique data set consisting of detailed field inventory plots was provided via a collaboration with the national forest inventories (NFIs) in Europe. Close to 900,000 field plots were available for the assessment. The fine spatial resolution of the FMAP2006 facilitated the label assignment of the field plots to subsets of mapped pixels for the accuracy assessment process, thereby overcoming scale and definition difficulties encountered in previous studies with coarser resolution products. An overall accuracy of 88% was achieved at pan-European level based on the field plots of the NFIs. It is demonstrated that important differences exist for the class accuracies in different geographical regions, particularly at the regional and local level.
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Our Under 11's A squad, who were Mascots for the match
The Under 11's taking part in the "Respect" handshake
The Flag is back. Daz left it at Hednesford in November and they must have washed and ironed it before they brought it back today
Hard times for Jody Bevan as Alex Melbourne leans back and gets into his space
Edenborough, Hoskin and Bevan break away but founder at the 18 yard line
Cheyenne Dunkley makes a rare miscue on a defensive header
Bevan and Hoskin looking for a pass on target
Dan Crane comes out to punch a corner in a wrap of arms and bodies
Alex Melbourne eases Hoskin out of the way as Liam Francis rises to head away and the ref sees nowt in it. What?
Is the ref not seeing anything today?
Ellis Dunton hits the penalty spot with his throw
Both teams set for a Ciren corner
Decio Gomes attacks the ball and very obviously Hednesford know all about making a sandwich for a jumper
Bevan connects but sends it over
Bevan's flailing shot is blocked by Darren Campion, 3. As the ball falls and Edenborough moves to it, notice Dunkley is second from right by the post
Edenborough is onto the dropping ball and Dunkley is moving to block
Dunkley has got all the way across and forced Edenborough to snatch early and send the ball over. Great defending, that.
Ciren free by Mortimer-Jones flies in from the left. Everything is beyond the far post so has the ref got a chance of getting his angles right?
Crane in nets not too happy but his defenders are looking to see if anybody is coming in behind. Good awareness, that
Crane is on the move to the far post, Jody has turned while his marker Francis is jumping and Dunkley is sandwiched between Edenborough and Sysum coming in unchecked
Dunkley shoves Edenborough out of the way and is already going up and back to get onto the ball while Sys is at take off. Chance on here.
Dunkley gets enough on Sys to push him off balance and the ball goes behind off the top of his head. Cunning defending.
Ball goes safe, ref had no chance of seeing that very aware yet cute defending there.
Jody claims corner. Nah - Sys got his head to it. Lino flagged corner! Pfft.
Crane if he is lucky will get through 3 bodies to reach this free kick. Hednesford have been out thunk on the marking here ....
Crane got there, his defender had heard the shout and was not going to jump, and Crane is ahead of Sys
The ball went loose and no Ciren shirt could get there first. Gah!
Edenborough gets a shot off from 16 yards but Crane is in line and ready for it
Safe pouch and no sniff there for Hosky
Sean Wood drives in a free kick and again Ciren have got 3 in against 2 for the jump. Zak Westlake 4 is still rising, by the way
Zak got there and connected and yet again that man Dunkley 'felt' him coming and made sure he filled the space so Zak got turned. Impressive.
Carl Brown makes sure he wins a defensive header as Melbourne challenges
Ball goes loose from a Ciren corner and falls to Carl Brown
Crane is moving and Browner's touch is a bit too heavy
Crane dives in - he is going to claim this one
Jody knows it was a half chance and Brown chooses not to give Crane one in the ribs
The frustration - Ciren have attacked all second half and not made a clean opening
Jay Denny heads away as Sean Wood drives in a low cross
Still the ball came roaring in and still The Pitmen got up to get it away - 83 on the clock now
Richard Mansell does pick up a loose clearance but sends his shot waywardly wide and over
Rare second half Hednesford attack and Sysum is there to get the ball away from the plunging Nick Wellecomme
Mark Draycott zinger flying in, 86 mins
And Crane is down and across to pouch safely
That defender Lean Back skill is something we have yet to get our heads around. Both the defenders are backing in and the attacker is going nowhere near that ball!
Even after getting the ball away the lad is looking to make sure it is gone. 90 on the clock and Jody is plain fed up by now
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Czech Government Falls Amid Political Infighting
The government of the Czech Republic lost a parliamentary no-confidence vote on Tuesday, ousting the center-right government of Prime Minister Mirek Topolánek, which holds the rotating presidency of the European Union.
The no-confidence vote, the fifth since the government took power with a three-party minority coalition in January 2007, reflects long-standing political infighting in a nation largely shielded from the economic imbalances that have toppled neighboring Eastern European governments.
However, Tuesday's motion came amid opposition accusations that the government has mishandled the economic crisis. It also follows a scandal over alleged vote-buying in the parliament.
The Czech government's collapse comes after the failures of four other European governments. On Monday, Hungarian Prime Minister Ferenc Gyurcsány resigned to give new political blood a chance to resolve a crisis that pushed the country to take a $25 billion loan from the International Monetary Fund and others. Governments in Iceland, Latvia and Belgium have also fallen.
The Czech vote is an embarrassment for a country that holds the six-month EU presidency and is due to host U.S. President Barack Obama at a summit in Prague April 5.
But analysts said the impact on EU policy was likely to be marginal, as the gridlocked Czech government holds little sway over policy decisions in the 27-nation bloc. Analysts stressed the political upheaval in the Czech Republic was unrelated to the turmoil sweeping Eastern Europe.
"This has zero to do with the economic crisis," said Jon Levy, an analyst with the Eurasia Group in New York. "This is entirely Czech politics. This government has always been at fundamental risk of collapse."
Czech economic output could fall by more than 2% this year. Exports account for some 70% of the nation's gross domestic product.
Unlike Hungary and Latvia, the Czech Republic had no debt-fueled bubble and largely shied away from loans in foreign currencies. Those loans have posed a problem as investors pulled out of countries perceived as risky, sending currencies down and borrowers' debt payments spiraling.
The Czech currency, the koruna, fell 0.7% to 27.17 against the euro after the vote. The country has no official target date to adopt the euro.
But amid still-jittery markets, Tuesday's move could provoke an investor pullback.
"Political instability is the last thing the country needs," said Timothy Ash, an analyst at Royal Bank of Scotland.
The current government is likely to remain in power through its EU presidential term, which ends June 30. The country's next elections are scheduled for June 2010, but opposition leaders want to hold early elections in the fall. In the interim, Czech President Vaclav Klaus will nominate a new prime minister to form a new government.
The European Commission, the EU's executive arm, said in a statement, "the Commission has full trust that the national constitutional law allows for the Czech Republic to continue conducting the Council Presidency as effectively as it has done until now."
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I have a client who wants to create a password reset form for logged-in users. This is in addition to the standard Lost Password? link.
A couple of questions:
1) Any suggested methods? I found this tutorial using Gravity Forms that looks promising: http://blog.avirtualhome.com/edit-user-profile-with-gravity-forms/
2) Is this a security issue? I googled and didn't see any articles about this, so not sure if it's just not something people are looking for, or if it's a security concern?
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Shadyside Apartment Building Evacuated Due To FireEmergency crews quickly knocked out a fire in a Shadyside apartment building Saturday morning.
Fire Kills 1, Leaves 19 Homeless, Including 9 ChildrenAuthorities say a fire in central Pennsylvania killed a man and displaced 19 other people, almost half of them children.
Structure Fire At Crafton Towers Causes Tenants To EvacuateTenants at Crafton Towers were forced to evacuate this afternoon as the 103-unit apartment complex caught fire.
1 Dead, Another Hospitalized After Fire At South Fayette ApartmentAuthorities are investigating after fire swept through an apartment building this evening in South Fayette Township, leaving one person dead.
Contractors Using Blow Torch May Have Sparked Swissvale Apartment FireFirefighters are battling flames at a house in Swissvale, 10 firefighters facing heat related issues.
Fire Causes $1 Mil In Damage At Apartment BuildingA fire at a high-rise apartment building in Wilkins Township caused $1 million worth of damage last night.
Vandergrift Apartment Fire Leaves Residents With NothingIt took more than 24 hours, but a massive fire on Vandergrift's Washington Avenue is finally out.
Fire Marshal Investigating Cause Of New Castle Apartment FireTwo dogs were killed when fire broke out at an apartment building in New Castle Monday evening.
Sharpsburg Fire May Have Started In Attempt To Thaw Frozen PipesFirefighters are at the scene of an apartment fire in Sharpsburg.
1 Hospitalized, Others Evacuated After Fire At Penn Hills Apartment BuildingA woman was hospitalized and residents were evacuated after fire broke out at a local apartment complex.
Man Rescued From Burning Apartment In McCandlessA three-alarm fire engulfed an apartment building in McCandless, and one man had to be rescued from the flames.
Crews Battle Lawrence Co. Apartment Building FireFirefighters battled a two-alarm fire at an apartment building Friday morning.


text: Berlin We pay homage to Rhythm & Sound, Basic Channel, M-Series, Main Street, Burial Mix, Chain Reaction, Deep Chord, Echocord, etc. It must not be dubtechno, per se. If you are into some serious music i don't need to explain. I think you get the idea. Please don't post tracks here that obviously aren't related to the above labels, artist, sound or feeling somehow. Tracks that don't fit will be deleted to avoid spam. Honestly, i don't want to be arrogant, but please don't repost tracks that have already been denied. Tracks Spaces by neka published on 2014/08/18 16:46:06 +0000 Corticyte - Signal To Noise (Neka Refix) by neka published on 2013/01/07 20:27:08 +0000 Neka & Shura - Bars and Tone [Night Tracks] by neka published on 2012/01/03 23:52:00 +0000 nmap [Ferro Tapes #01] by neka published on 2013/01/04 03:50:39 +0000 nerve by neka published on 2012/05/31 21:29:13 +0000 Not At All by neka published on 2011/08/26 00:12:10 +0000 Nivis by Dubberdink published on 2010/11/30 20:31:16 +0000 Point Source (Binaural Dub) by Sephirot published on 2011/02/04 00:32:31 +0000 Dark Passenger by Bucket Brigade published on 2010/10/23 19:26:15 +0000 Grad u live@MixSubas Opus3 Radio by grad_u published on 2011/01/26 13:30:43 +0000


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Released: Jan 01st, 2006
Running Time: 106
Company: Kick Ass Pictures
Cast: Dick Nasty, Arnold Schwarzenpecker, Nikki Hillton, Lee Bang, Tony Tedeschi, Derrick Dicks, Jim Beem, Leo (I), Ryan Knox, Dino Bravo, Carlton Banks, Brad Baldwin, Eddie James, Bishop, D. Wise, Roxy Jezel, Brandon Iron, Johnny Fender, Guy DiSilva, Trent Soluri, Valentino (I), Chris Mountain, Tone Capone, Rob Longshot, Ace (I), Mia Bangg
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10 Man Cum Slam 12 gets immediate high marks simply because of its box cover hottie Roxy Jezel. Roxy lets loose and does expert work on all 10 cocks shoved in her face. She deep throats like a champ, and all 10 dudes have their way with her throat.
Though Roxy is a hard act to follow, super naughty Mia Bangg and petite blonde Nikki Hillton do a fine job of making a complete mess of themselves.
Once again, pre-nom this Best Oral-Themed Series.
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Based on a recursive process of reducing the entropy, the general decision tree classifier with overlap has been analyzed. Several theorems have been proposed and proved. When the number of pattern classes is very large, the theorems can reveal both the advantages of a tree classifier and the main difficulties in its implementation. Suppose H is Shannon's entropy measure of the given problem. The theoretical results indicate that the tree searching time can be minimized to the order O(H), but the error rate is also in the same order O(H) due to error accumulation. However, the memory requirement is in the order 0(H exp(H)) which poses serious problems in the implementation of a tree classifier for a large number of classes. To solve these problems, several theorems related to the bounds on the search time, error rate, memory requirement and overlap factor in the design of a decision tree have been proposed and some principles have been established to analyze the behaviors of the decision tree. When applied to classify sets of 64, 450, and 3200 Chinese characters, respectively, the experimental results support the theoretical predictions. For 3200 classes, a very high recognition rate of 99.88 percent was achieved at a high speed of 873 samples/s when the experiment was conducted on a Cyber 172 computer using a high-level language.
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Clyde-Savannah was the test, and Middle Early College had all the answers.
The Kats got double-digit scoring production from four players, and fended off the No. 1-ranked team in the state, 62-54, at Buffalo State to return to the state Class C semifinals in Glens Falls after a year's absence.
"We like being the underdog," said senior Tarron Scott, who finished with a game-high 23 points and 11 rebounds. "People always think we're going to lose, and it just motivates us to go and play hard."
Everyone was motivated for Middle Early College to begin the game, running out to a 15-4 lead midway through the first, but Clyde-Savannah weathered the storm and closed out the quarter on an 11-2 run to trail only 17-15 at the end of the period.
Clyde-Savannah's first quarter run would foreshadow what would occur the rest of the way: MEC having to answer Clyde-Savannah's push to take the lead. Every time the Golden Eagles closed a seven or eight-point lead to just two or three, one of Devon Singleton's seven blocks, two of Bri'an Brown's 10 points, or one of Joseph Staton's four threes kept the Section V champs at bay.
"We had to get out there and get on them early so we could get a good lead," Brown said. "But as soon we got up, a couple of times, it went back and forth."
The game almost turned in the third, when after trailing by as many as nine points, Joe Faniel completed a rare four-point play to give Clyde, the only undefeated team left in Class C, a 40-39 lead with 1:18 left in the quarter.
But on a team with nine seniors, it was Staton, the sophomore, who came right down to bury a three to give Middle Early College the lead for good.
"They just tell me to go out there and shoot," the sophomore said. "Me knowing that I'm a great shooter and them knowing that I'm a great shooter, they give me the ability to go out there and shoot."
"He's a shooter," Kats coach Randall Rich said of Staton, who finished with 15 points. "We tell him to shoot, he does it. The guys want him to do it, I want him to do it — when you make that many threes consistently, over and over and over, why not let him shoot it?"
Clyde-Savannah tied the game to start the third, but Scott scored eight straight points to pull Middle Early College away before Brown threw down a thunderous jam in traffic with 80 seconds left to seal the win.
"It was a really good motivational boost," Brown said of the dunk.
With only four teams remaining in the state, Middle Early College won't need any more motivation.
"We can't worry about the rankings and things like that," Brown said. "Everything changes on the court."
Middle Early College plays Friends Academy (Section VIII) at 1:30 p.m. on Friday in the semis.


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In spring training the Rays finished with the best record in the Grapefruit League and set a franchise record for wins in spring training. Second baseman Sean Rodriguez, who had been acquired in the Scott Kazmir trade with the Angels, was considered a breakout player during the spring, on both the offensive and defensive side of the ball.
Although the Rays had the league best record at the time, Dallas Braden of the Oakland Athletics threw a perfect game against the Rays in May. It was the league's second perfect game in a row thrown against Tampa Bay, the last being in 2009 by Mark Buerhle, and at the time was the shortest amount of time between perfect games in Major League Baseball. The Rays were once again victims of a no-hitter on June 25 at Tropicana Field, thrown by former Ray, Edwin Jackson of the Arizona Diamondbacks. Jackson threw 149 pitches against his old team, and although 10 batters reached base, none were the result of a base hit.
David Price, Evan Longoria, Carl Crawford, and Rafael Soriano were named to the American League team in the 2010 All-Star game. Price was named the starting pitcher for the AL.
On July 26, 2010, Matt Garza threw a no-hitter against the Detroit Tigers, becoming the fifth pitcher to throw a no-hitter that season. It was the first no-hitter ever thrown by a Tampa Bay pitcher in the franchise's history.
On the last day of the regular season, the Rays won their second AL East championship in three years, and finished the 2010 season with the American League's best record (96–66), and behind only the Philadelphia Phillies by one game for the Majors' best record. The Rays' ace pitcher David Price finished with 19 wins, and closer Rafael Soriano converted 45 saves, both setting new franchise records in those respective categories.
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This question has been making me a little miffed since I don'tknow what it could be, since the answer in the book is way diffrentfrom what I could get.
The question is...
Charge of uniform surface density (4.0nC/m^2) is distrubuted on a spherical surface (radius = 2.0cm).What is the total electric flux through a concentric sphericalsurface with a radius of 4.0 cm ?
Which I've been using is E = Ke (q/r^2) * r
Which, has been getting a werid answer. The reason why I'vebeen using that equation is that it contains two diffrent radius,and I figured that the inside must be r^2 and the outside is 4.0 cmand just plug and chug. There must be another step that I missing.Any help would be appericated :D


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NBA 2K13 developer video discusses MyCareer mode
NBA 2K13 has a new video developer diary discussing the MyCareer mode which focuses on your players' life on and off the b-ball court. Producer Erick Boenisch explains it very well, noting in-game commentators will happen to mention what the player was up to while not "in-game." Hopefully nothing too tabloid worthy. NBA 2K13 will be available on October 2 in North America and October 5 internationally. The Wii U version of the title will be available during the holiday season.
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That was the worst rant I've ever read: Whiny, too-cool-for-school tripe, and with no positive alternative. I get it, you hate everybody. Next: why kittens aren't all that.
The problem with poetry and lots of art for that matter is that everyone thinks they can do it. This is especially true for people with no other redeeming or useful life skills. "Well I have no job, friends, or activities, but I'm an "artist" so its all ok." No its fucking not. Your not an artist just because the fucking bus company posts your drivel. No more then 'winning' an award that requires you to purchase a stupid plastic plaque.
Your art is a hobby and like all good hobbies they should be kept to your fucking self.
I would rather ride a trivia bus than a poetry bus anyday.
I was reading reviews of "Zodiac" today which drew me to an article about the movie "Dirty Harry", which was inpart inspired by the Zodiac killings.
After Frank Sinatra, John Wayne*, Steve McQueen, and Paul Newman all turned down the role of Harry Callahan, Clint Eastwood was recommended for the part by Newman. Eastwood would only do the movie if they set the story in San Francisco, not because of its proximity to the historical killings, but because it was closer to home. The movie was originally supposed to take place in Seattle. (*John Wayne did not want to do the movie because in the end Callahan throws his badge in a lake, an homage to High Noon. This pissed off the Duke as un-American. After Dirty Harry's success, Wayne wound up starring in McQ (set in Seattle) where he trades heroin for information).
Anyway, I would rather read something like this than most of the stuff that passes for poetry on Metro.
This is a brilliant letter. I feel exactly the same way.
Also, most poetry readings are terrible. HOWEVER, I did see a poet recently at Benaroya Hall (a friend's suggestion) and much to my delight, he was an excellent reader, explaining the context along the way and repeating the lines over and over again so they didn't just blow by unexamined with the assumption that we all knew what he was talking about.
While the reading didn't make me a poetry fan, I did enjoy myself and could appreciate the work. The bus poetry, however, has no context, no reader, and just comes across as pointless and irrelevant. It furthers the notion that poetry adds no value to our society (not true).
Yikes, #3, did some artist shoot your dog or something? Yeah, some people are lousy artists, but who cares?
The problem is that the great artists are often too shy to promote their good work (namely because they know how people like #3 feel about artists) so they do something else for a living and we never get to see their stuff.
There are artists out there that I'm glad did not keep their work to themselves.
I've been amused by a few poems on buses, but I can appreciate the sentiment.
And why can't Metro mix it up a little? I mean, I realize they're just copying a program from some other city, but does that mean they can't experiment with other media?
I'm pretty sure "painting on buses" would share some of the pitfalls of poetry, but how about "photography on buses?"
"sculpture on buses" and "dance on buses" might not work, and "film on buses" will have to wait, but come on, does it have to be poetry every time?
The crap of most Metro poems makes the few gems shine all the brighter. In 2002-03, it always made my day when I hopped on a bus that contained "Human," "to icarus," or "Jonas' Car." Try 'em: http://transit.metrokc.gov/prog/poetry/2002/poetry02.html
Why not publish poetry on buses from established poets? I understand the desire to get the community involved, but must everything in life be part of a reality TV show?
I love reading poetry, and I certainly don't write it. I guess I'm just a lonely weirdo ...
Pardon me, but I go to an indie film once a year and regurgitate NPR axiums, and I ride the bus all the time.
I must be an old fuddyduddy. I don't understand why most of what is called "poetry" today is actually poetic. At least in the old days, you could hear the meter and the rhymes. I'd love to find a web site where you could enter some text and have the system explain why it's a poem...or not. Anybody?
Just this morning, I was reading the Poetry on Buses 2007 call for submissions, and the rest of the bus ads.
I think that Metro's ad space, far from being works of are, really are more the "Social Hygiene" films of our day.
Eg., a PSA on my bus this morning: "There are lots of reasons to wait to have sex - what's yours?"
Well, maybe that I'm sitting on a bus.
And, looking at the people around me... that gives me a second reason.
Give me someone who is actually involved with an act of artistic creation- however dull, malformed, impossible - over a bitchy, snide, self-centered, life-is-so-mundane, non-generative cynic, any fucking day of the week.
Somebody tell the pinched, blinkered universe that is "CA WonderLee" to look outward. For chrissakes.
What Laurence said. For chrissakes.
I am pretentious
I speak only in Haikus
Why won't you listen?
Hey - it's facetious, cynical and somewhat self-destructive, but at least it is a haiku.
funny comments! Slog readers never disappoint. (#13!)
I also think that "CA WonderLee" has a problem, and that this "Letter of the Day" was not worth posting. He/she said: "People either detest [poetry] or write it, no one wants to read it."
That's bullshit.
But I guess all the fans of literature in the world don't count?
I do like the idea from #7.
And to #12: I'm inclined to believe that you are joking, but perhaps you are an Extremely Old Fuddyduddy. Meter and rhyme were tossed aside many, many, many decades ago by long dead famous poets.
Happy weekend, all!
@18: I will admit that it was a slow day for letters today. People, send letters! To firstname.lastname@example.com.
I really hope the recent spate of people speaking out against the poems doesn't get them replaced with more ads - as much as they're lame poetry (and I have no idea how one judges poetry anyway), black text on a white background is still way more aesthetically pleasing than goddamned advertisements competing for attention.
Noink, one judges poetry with greatest certainty, authority, and snobbery possible, focusing on what 'sucks'.
By the way, this was a dumb letter for a number of reasons.
"And this is why Metro needs to stop the program entirelyto save poetry." Yes, Metro will "save" poetry.
"People either detest it or write it, no one wants to read it." Do you think you can just say things with a lot of fervor and certainty and people will think you must be right?
P.S. Many people on Slog love whining about all the crazy, annoying, or unattractive fellow-commuters on the buses. But guess what, you may think you are one of the proper Metro users, but to other people, yourselves are all those fellow commuters - you are not special. Besides, here in NYC I love seeing the diversity of the city on view on the subways - its one of the things I love about the city.
Is it a Seattle or Slog thing to make clear that you ride the bus but then bitch about the other people who ride it?
I like your comment: "to other people, yourselves are all those fellow commuters - you are not special" that's true and it'd be helpful if more Seattleites considered that.
You are not a beautiful or unique snowflake
I really like riding the bus because someone else does the driving. I find most of my fellow riders to be interesting. It's a slice of humanity, a showing of that diversity you mentioned. I'm just glad I have yet to encounter any of the bodily-fluid-spewing freaks that get reported on in Last Days. I hope the few that are out there continue to stay away.
To answer the question, I think it's a Slog thing, not a Seattle thing.
What a fucking stupid topic. If you don't like the poems DON'T READ THEM.
Most of the hipsters on this slog would declare it the end of the world, or the dawn of facism or some such shit if, say, a movie theatre refused to show Quintin Tarrentino movies (which I think are the essence of suckiness, but I would never advocate banning) but they are happy to dictate what should be on the fucking bus.
I completely agree with this letter, with the exception that I almost always enjoy the poems written by 8 year olds.
#23 I do have to wonder why people are always so angry on the internet. Metro Poems suck, why did you read this letter if it's a waste of your time? And where did the random Tarentino hate come from? Is one of his films showing, I haven't seen any running in years? I am not a "movie" person (if it has pretty people in it or makes me laugh, I like it), but I think Quentin Tarentino is the only modern filmaker to "get it." And no, I can't explain what that means. Like I said, I'm not a film person, his movies just jive with me. Almost as much as "Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle."
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MOUNTAINS OF THE DOMINICAN REPUBLICErnest E. Williamsand
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Anolis iNSOLiTUS n. sp.Type. MCZ 60144, Paraje La Palma, Seccion La Palma, Municipio Con-stanza, Provincia La Vega, Repiiblica Dominicana,
C. E. Ray and R. R. AUen coll. 19 March 1963,
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Cambridge, Mass. 24 October, 1969 Number 331A SCINCOID LIZARD FROM THE CRETACEOUSAND PALEOCENE OF MONTANA'
Richard Estes
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Cambridge, Mass. 24 October, 1969 Number 332THE BRAZILIAN TRIASSIC CYNODONT REPTILESBELESODON AND CHINIQUODON
Alfred Sherwood Romer
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My thanks go to Richard H. Backus, James E. Craddock, andRichard L. Haedrich, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, fortheir encouragement and critical reviews in preparing this paper.The work was supported
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Cambridge, Mass. 30 December, 1969 Number 337LOWER VERTEBRATES FROM THE LATE CRETACEOUS
HELL CREEK FORMATION, McCONE COUNTY,
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Undescribed genus and species 1Disarticulated skull elements (MCZ 3514) and shell fragmentsare referable to a distinctive new baenid genus, and will be de-scribed in a forthcoming study
by Eugene Gaffney.
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Family Scincidae ?Contogenys sloaniEstQS, 1969gThis lizard was described
by Estes (1969g). Contogenys re- sembles members of the Scincidae; although it is not clearly refer-able to that family, it is certainly a member of the Scincoidea.
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material as follows: Princeton University nos. 20468, 20554-20569, 20571-20573, 20806-20807; University of Kansas nos.12453-12477; American Museum of Natural History nos. 8123-8129, 8131, 8140-8157, 9321-9329.
Thomas Rich kindly sent a small collection from the University of California (Berkeley) aswell as his personal collection.
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1911. A new fossil alligator from the Hell Creek beds of Montana.Proc.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTSThanks are due to Mr. G. F. C. Dennis and his son Tony and tothe people of Malkuna. Partial support in the field was provided
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Stenoonops nitens BryantFigures 10-13Stenoonops nitens Bryant, 1942: 321, figs. 5, 10. The holotype male fromSt. Croix,
U. S. Virgin Islands, is in the Museum of Comparative Zoology, Harvard University, examined.
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Stenoonops portoricensis PetrunkevitchFigures 14-18Stenoonops portoricensis Petrunkevitch, 1929: 72, figs. 61-63. The holo-type male from Toa
Alta, Puerto Rico, W. I., is in the American Museum of Natural History, New York City, examined. Roewer, 1942: 280; Bonnet,1958: 4156.
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Records. The described female is from St. John,
U. S. Virgin Islands, July 23, 1966. One male was taken with the female.
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Stenoonops reductus (Bryant)Figures 53-58Scaphioides reducta Bryant, 1942: 327, pi. 1, figs. 6, 8. The female holo-type from St. Croix,
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Ek'pluis cf. plaiiifrons Falconer and Caiitley, Aiambourg, 1947: 114."Elephas . . . close to
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GA-425 to Prof. Patterson, and by an Evolutionary Biology Train-ing Grant to the Department of Biology, Harvard University, NSFGrant no. BG-7346 (Reed
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Comparison of Relative Abundance
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Batrachylodes minutus sp. nov.Holotype. MCZ 41391, an adult female, collected
by Fred Parker in the Aresi area, at 2000 feet elevation, on BougainvilleIsland, Solomon Islands, 14 April 1963.
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Batrachylodes mediodiscus sp. nov.Holotype. MCZ 41589, an adult male, collected
by Fred Parker in the Pipekei area, at 2000 feet elevation, on Bougainville Island,Solomon Islands, 29 December 1962.
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Batrachylodes gigas sp. nov.Holotype. MCZ 73764, an adult female, collected
by Fred Parker in the Lake Loloru area, at 4300 feet elevation, on Bou-gainville Island, Solomon Islands, 31 March 1966.
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Paratypes. (all collected
by Fred Parker on Bougainville Is- land) MCZ 62018-19, 73765, and CAS 117442 from Lake Lo-loru, 4300 feet elevation, collected 31 March 1966.
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Batrachylodes elegans sp. nov.Holotype. MCZ 54559, an adult female, collected
by Fred Parker at Mutahi, between 2200 and 3200 feet elevation, on Bou-gainville Island, Solomon Islands, 16 May 1966.
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Batrachylodes montanus sp. nov.Holotype. MCZ 55009, an adult female, collected
by Fred Parker at Melilup, between 3500 and 4000 feet elevation, on Bou-gainville Island, Solomon Islands, 19 May 1966.
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Cambridge. Mass. 15 May 1970 Number 348THE RELATIONSHIPS OF THE SKINKS REFERRED TOTHE GENUS DASIAAllen
E. Greer
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CoLLETTE, B. B. 1961. Correlations between ecology and morphologyin anoline lizards from Havana, Cuba, and southern
Florida. Bull. Mus. Comp Zool.. 125: 137-162.
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Cambridge. Mass. 15 May 1970 Number 350FIMBRIA AND ITS LUCINOID AFFINITIES (MOLLUSCA;BIVALVIA)
Kenneth Jay Boss
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Allen. J. A. 1958. On the basic form and adaptations to habitat inthe Liicinacea (Eulamellibranchia).
Phil. Trans. Roy. Soc, ser. B, 241: 421-484.
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Lamy, E. 1921. Revision des Lucinacea vivants du Museum d'HistoireNaturelle de Paris.
J. Conch., Paris, 65(3): 233-318.
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RiDEWooD, W. G. 1903. On the structure of the gills of lamellibranchs.
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