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Broncos Place 7th at Minneapolis Tourney
The Russell High School varsity wrestling team tied for seventh at the Jeff Giles Memorial Tournament held in Minneapolis on Saturday, Dec. 13.
Central Plains Sweeps Morris-Stephens Classic
The 18th Annual Amos Morris-George Stephens Classic wrapped up on Saturday, Dec. 13 in Russell.
Final Day of Morris-Stephens Classic Not Kind to Russell
Girls: Central Plains 63, Russell 39
Boys: Ellsworth 63, Russell 44
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Russell Girls Punch Their Championship Game Ticket, Boys Win Thriller
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Russell's Swanson in Running for Fan Voted Award
A member of the 2014 Russell High School football team is in the running for a state award.
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- Knights Win 8-Man Div. 2 State Championship
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text: The more and more I think about our needs and the type of player we look for Jessie Williams from Alabama just makes sense. He's athletic, strong and can line up at multiple positions on the defensive line. Plus Alabama used him in the backfield on goal line plays and we all know how we did this with Soapoaga. Even with Dorsey I still think he's someone we need. You can never have enough depth at that position. Watch him versus Tennessee and you'll see how he can dominate the line. I like him at 31 for us.


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Vokab Kompany At Belly Up Tavern
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VK is high energy, 7 piece, indie-electro-hip hop. Combining catchy hooks with rhythmic harmonic flow, the capabilities of 22nd century electronics-channeled through classically trained keys and violin, deep baselines and driving rhythms. Vokab Kompany pulsates throughout listeners for hours after a shows end, leaving their weary bodies immobilized, and their fingers rapidly working the computer to download their latest music.
Their studio work has ranged from songs with Killah Priest of the Wu Tang Clan to members of Cage the Elephant, and from Luckyiam of the Living Legends as well as Aplus of the Hieroglyphics.
Date: August 27th at 9 p.m. ( doors open at 8 p.m.)
Price: $10.00 / $12.00 day of show
Location: Belly Up Tavern, 143 South Cedros Avenue, Solana Beach, CA 92075-1963 Google Maps


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Lots of "no comment" from all involved, which means the Times is left to merely speculate as to how Comedy Central's biggest shows will operate during the writers' strike (hosts "will have to improvise their monologues and interviews," etc.). Hell, I might as well add my ambivalent, uninformed opinion to the discussion: Uh, it'll probably be awkward, especially if Jon Stewart winds up interviewing a whole bunch of snoozer athletes while other actors/politicians choose not to cross the picket lines ("Lebron, are you an alien creature?"). The only definite information comes from the hosts themselves, though at least their response is appropriate:
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It is with pleasure that we inform our readers that the Wisconsin Eclectic Medical College, so-called, and its proprietor, the alleged "Dr." Fred Rutland, have come to grief. "Dr." Rutland was arrested in Chicago last week, and held over in five thousand dollars bonds to appear before the federal grand jury of the Northern District of Illinois in answer to a charge of carrying on swindling through the United States mails:
For many months we had been in receipt, from time to time, from various members of the Association, of letters and circulars issued by this precious rascal, in which, in varying terms all more or less evasive, it was evident that diplomas were offered for sale at prices ranging from thirty-five to fifty dollars. We first induced one of the daily papers of Chicago to take the matter up. They sent a reporter to Rutland's house, as already stated
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When Arlington National Cemetery opened Sunday morning, there was already a line of people outside and a steady stream of people continued to arrive to visit Sen. Edward Kennedy's final resting place.
"It's like we're a part of history," says Sherry Adams, who was visiting with two co-workers in town from Dickerson, N.C., for a public health conference. Adams had already visited the eternal flame at the grave of Kennedy's brother, President John F. Kennedy, but said being at the cemetery Sunday was important to her.
Kennedy died Tuesday after a yearlong battle with brain cancer and was buried Saturday near his brothers, John and Robert, who were assassinated four decades ago.
"I was in kindergarten when John F. Kennedy got assassinated, so that's always been part of my historical background," Adams says. "The whole family history has always been something I think we all have been raised with."
"This family is really good for this country," says Zahree Rastagar, who arrived with her husband on a tandem bicycle. Rastagar, who is from Iran, says she admires the late senator's work on immigration and has followed the family's triumphs and tragedies.
She says she cried watching the news coverage of the senator's death.
Those same feelings of sorrow and admiration run like a thread through the mourners, regardless of age, race or nationality.
"People are very solemn; they're very quiet," says tour guide Lou Ann Filadelfo of the line of people waiting to visit the gravesite. "They're approaching the grave very reverently. ... Some it looks like they're saying a prayer."
Filadelfo says she had to come pay homage to a man she respected very much. She says Kennedy always came to meet with her tour groups from his home state of Massachusetts.
"I had met Sen. Kennedy many times and I found him to be a very warm, interested person," she says. "And I was very sad to see that he had died.
"He did so many incredible things for the state of Massachusetts and for our country," says Stephanie Bettinelli, whose family came to D.C. from Chelmsford, Mass., on Thursday and spent three hours standing outside the U.S. Capitol to see the senator's funeral procession Saturday. She says she admires his civil rights work and wanted her sons — ages 1, 8 and 12 — to learn about a man she believes was important.
"I want them just to see and hear who he was and all the amazing things he did and what he fought for," she says, "and hopefully what will continue to happen as a result of what he's done.
The senator's grave is covered with grass and marked with a wooden cross and a marble foot marker. Cemetery officials say in the future, something more substantial probably will be built.
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Volume 89, Issue 10, 15 May 2001
High-κ gate dielectrics: Current status and materials properties considerations89(2001); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1361065View Description Hide Description
Many materials systems are currently under consideration as potential replacements for as the gate dielectric material for sub-0.1 μm complementary metal–oxide–semiconductor (CMOS) technology. A systematic consideration of the required properties of gate dielectrics indicates that the key guidelines for selecting an alternative gate dielectric are (a) permittivity, band gap, and band alignment to silicon, (b) thermodynamic stability, (c) film morphology, (d) interface quality, (e) compatibility with the current or expected materials to be used in processing for CMOS devices, (f) process compatibility, and (g) reliability. Many dielectrics appear favorable in some of these areas, but very few materials are promising with respect to all of these guidelines. A review of current work and literature in the area of alternate gate dielectrics is given. Based on reported results and fundamental considerations, the pseudobinary materials systems offer large flexibility and show the most promise toward successful integration into the expected processing conditions for future CMOS technologies, especially due to their tendency to form at interfaces with Si (e.g. silicates). These pseudobinary systems also thereby enable the use of other high-κ materials by serving as an interfacial high-κ layer. While work is ongoing, much research is still required, as it is clear that any material which is to replace as the gate dielectric faces a formidable challenge. The requirements for process integration compatibility are remarkably demanding, and any serious candidates will emerge only through continued, intensive investigation.
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Kinetics of the photorefractive response of bismuth silicon oxide89(2001); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1365444View Description Hide Description
The kinetics of production and dark decay of index gratings in BismuthSilicon Oxide was investigated as a function of write-beam intensity at 300 K and of temperature over the 20–300 K temperature range. At 300 K and an intensity of about the gratings show a fast leading-edge peak which drops to a steady saturated value. At lower intensities the peak slows and broaden, but the grating strength at saturation remains the same. As the temperature is lowered the gratings grow more slowly, and the peak disappears at about 200 K. The slowing and disappearance of the peak are probably related to the large decrease in electron mobility in this temperature range. Below 225 K the grating strength at the end of the 500 ms write time grows significantly and reaches a maximum in the 125–150 K temperature region. The dark decays disappear quickly for temperatures down to about 180 K. At lower temperatures the decays become much slower and become persistent below 60 K. The largest change appears between 150 and 123 K. A persistent grating was written at 20 K, and its strength was measured as the sample warmed. The persistent gratingannealed out between 110 and 150 K. The slowing of the dark decays and the anneal of the persistent grating correlate with the reported recovery of
Second harmonic generation in transparent surface crystallized glasses with stillwellite-type89(2001); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1360699View Description Hide Description
Transparent optical nonlinear crystallized glasses with the composition of stoichiometric to ferroelectric stillwellite-type crystalline phase, have been prepared by a two-step heat-treatment (first heat treatment: second heat-treatment: and their second harmonic (SH) intensities have been examined using the Maker fringe method. The samples obtained by heat treatments at for show only surfacecrystallization and exhibit clear and fine (narrow) fringe patterns. The samples heat treated at and exhibit relatively strong SH intensities, but the fringe patterns in such samples are broad. It is proposed that SH waves generated from surface crystalline layers scatter at crystals formed in the interior of glass, causing the disappearance of fine fringe patterns.
Mueller calculus and perfect polarization conversion modes in liquid crystal displays89(2001); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1365443View Description Hide Description
We introduce a Mueller matrix for describing the polarization states of a liquid crystal cell. Using this Mueller matrix, it is possible to derive conditions whereby a linearly polarized input can be converted to either a perfectly linearly or perfectly circularly polarized output. These are called the perfect polarization conversion (PPC) conditions. These PPC conditions can be used in many different ways. For example, based on these PPC conditions, polarization mode switching schemes can be derived for the analysis of most liquid crystal displays.
Thick polymer-stabilized liquid crystal films for microwave phase control89(2001); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1365081View Description Hide Description
This article describes the use of thick polymer-stabilized liquid crystalfilms in a new design for microwave variable phase shifters. A fine μm-order sized polymer network was formed in a 100-μm-thick liquid crystalfilm, using a photopolymerization-induced phase-separation method to stabilize the molecular alignment of the liquid crystal. Measurement of the electro-optic properties of the liquid crystalfilm revealed that the relaxation response time of the liquid crystal alignment was drastically decreased by doping the polymer at a concentration of several wt %. A new variable phase shifter composed of a microstrip transmission line (length: 193 mm, width: 200 μm) was also fabricated by using the liquid crystalfilm as the dielectric material. This device exhibited a microwave phase shift of −80° at a frequency of 20 GHz, when a drive voltage of was applied vertically to the liquid crystalfilm.
Biphotonic holographic recording in a liquid crystalline cyanoazobenzene side-chain polymethacrylate. Polarization, intensity, and relief gratings89(2001); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1365058View Description Hide Description
Biphotonic holographic recording has been performed on thin films of a side-chain liquid crystalline p-cyanoazobenzene polymethacrylate. Polarization and intensity holographic gratings have been recorded by irradiation of the films with blue incoherent light and simultaneous or subsequent illumination with the red light pattern generated by the interference of two properly polarized beams from a He–Ne laser. The influence of temperature and illumination conditions on the diffraction efficiency of those gratings has been studied. Surface topography of the films has been explored using a profilometer. The appearance of relief gratings using biphotonic processes has been observed only in gratings recorded with simultaneous illumination of blue light and an intensity modulated light pattern of the red light.
Role of the ions in the formation of transparent oxyfluoride glass ceramics89(2001); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1366658View Description Hide Description
Optical properties of ions in oxyfluoride glass ceramics and in the precursor glasses (30 15 29 22 1.5 and 2.5 in mol %) have been analyzed and compared. The ions in the glass ceramics are incorporated into a crystalline environment with higher symmetry and lower energy coupled phonons. Emission measurements indicate that this crystalline phase is instead of as generally considered.
Electron paramagnetic resonance investigation of the photochromic effect in near-stoichiometric with applications to holographic storage89(2001); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1367397View Description Hide Description
Near-stoichiometric and crystals have exhibited a reversible photochromic effect at room temperature. Irradiation by UV light induced a visible absorption band extending from λ≈650 nm to the absorption edge, which could be bleached by subsequent illumination with visible light.Electron paramagnetic resonance(EPR) analysis at 15 K revealed an EPR signal of g≈2.0 appearing after UVirradiation with a simultaneous decrease in the signal intensity. This implies that the ions (natural impurities or dopants) act as electron traps and the induced absorption band is caused by the charge transfer from UV-sensitive absorption centers to ions via the conduction band. Using the induced absorption band, a high-sensitive holographic recording has been achieved with a continuous-wave green laser at λ≈532 nm. In addition, the fast response to UV light made it possible to quickly erase the stored information by UVillumination.
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Effect of ion energy on photoresist etching in an inductively coupled, traveling wave driven, large area plasma source89(2001); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1364648View Description Hide Description
We report on the effect of ion energy on photoresistetching in an inductively coupled large area plasma source driven by a 13.56 MHz traveling wave with oxygen gas. To control the ion energy at the substrate surface, the electrode on which the substrate is placed is independently driven by a capacitively coupled 1 MHz power source. The etch rate increases with increasing ion energy for gas pressure ranging from 1 to 100 mTorr. Ion-induced desorption rate constants (etch yields) are shown to be proportional to the square root of the ion energy. An increase in the ion energy leads to etch-uniformity improvement over the processing area of 40 cm×50 cm, particularly at a low gas pressure of 5 mTorr. A modified photoresistetch kinetics model combined with a spatially-varying oxygen discharge model is used to explain these experimental results.
Inductively coupled plasma etching of InP using89(2001); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1365942View Description Hide Description
Inductively coupled plasmaetching of InP in is demonstrated. The dependence of etch rates on composition, radio frequency power and etching pressure is presented. An optimized process is developed and shown to be suitable for the slow, well-controlled, etching of InP-based nanostructures, while yielding excellent surface morphology.
Control of the well-type radial potential profile in the magnetized plasma flow produced by a dc discharge89(2001); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1361239View Description Hide Description
The control of the well-type radial potential profile in a dc plasma by applying bias potential, to the end plate is investigated experimentally. The experimental evidence that a plasma space potential, increases at the circumference of the plasma with the increase of is interpreted qualitatively by the experimental results of the current drawn by the segmented end plate, and of the relationship of to For the dc discharge the value of at the center of the plasma is naturally settled on the value somewhat lower than the anode potential, the electron sheath therefore appears in front of the end plate and expands radially as is increased. Electrons are drawn from the circumference of the plasma to the end plate, inducing the nonambipolar radial electron flux. Since the cross-field electron mobility is not sufficiently large, the inwardly directed radial electric field becomes stronger. The role of electron sheath formed is crucial in actively controlling the radial potential profile in the dc plasma.
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Dislocations induced by bubble formation in high energy He implantation in silicon89(2001); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1327289View Description Hide Description
ions were implanted into a (111) epitaxialn-type silicon wafer at 1.6 MeV and at a dose of After implantation the samples were subjected to thermal annealing at 800 °C for 30 min. Cross section transmission electron microscopy(TEM) was used to characterize microstructural features of the induced defects. Even in the as-implanted samples the TEM observations revealed the formation of a buried layer containing a dense array of bubbles. After annealing, a large band of defects (bubbles, Frank dislocation loops) was observed as well as rows of prismatic punching related dislocations which can extend over several micrometers away from the buried layer. Planar clusters of helium bubbles, lying on the {001} planes, were also observed and were supposed to be involved in the generation of dislocation loops in the matrix. Their nucleation is discussed in terms of the trap-mutation process.
Influence of molecular structure on anisotropic photoinduced decomposition of polyimide molecules89(2001); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1358323View Description Hide Description
We have investigated the anisotropic decomposition of polyimide molecules induced by irradiation of linearly polarized ultraviolet light (LPUVL). Three polyimides were examined: poly [4,4′-oxydiphenylene-pyromellitimide], poly [4,4′-oxydiphenylene-1,2,3,4-butanetetracarboximide] and poly [4,4′-oxydiphenylene-1,2,3,4-cyclobutanetetracarboximide] (CBDA-ODA). Anisotropic decomposition was monitored by measuring the polarized infrared absorption spectra of thick films as a function of LPUVL exposure. Among the three polyimides, CBDA-ODA showed the largest anisotropy of decomposition in the initial stage of LPUVL exposure. This result suggests that CBDA-ODA is a suitable polyimide material for photoinduced liquid crystal alignment based on photodecompositionreactions. The details of the LPUVL exposure dependence of the film anisotropy are discussed.
Electrical isolation of -type and -type InP layers by proton bombardment89(2001); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1365063View Description Hide Description
The evolution of the sheet resistance of n-type and p-type conductive InP layers during proton irradiation and the stability of the formed isolation during postirradiation annealing were investigated. It was found that the threshold dose to convert the conductive layer to a highly resistive one is different for n- and p-type samples with similar initial free carrier concentrations. From our results, one infers that the antisite defects and/or related defect complexes formed by the replacement collisions are the carrier trapping centers, where is responsible for electron trapping and for the hole trapping. A time dependence of the was observed after each irradiation step to doses of and higher. This time variation is related to metastable processes involving free carriers. The thermal stability of the isolation of n-type samples is limited to temperatures lower than 200 °C, irrespectively of the irradiated dose. For p-type samples the thermal stability of electrical isolation is extended to 450–500 °C.
Nature of grain boundaries in laser crystallized polycrystalline silicon thin films89(2001); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1360703View Description Hide Description
The grain boundary populations in laser crystallized polycrystallinesilicon thin films are determined by electron microscope analysis, using electron backscattering contrast in the scanning electron microscope, and convergent beam electron diffraction in the transmission electron microscope. The grain boundary populations of the grains larger than 0.5 μm are dominated by first and second order twin boundaries. This result is found to be a general feature of laser crystallization independent of the experimental details of the laser crystallization process. Texture analysis of the laser crystallized poly-Si films shows that under certain experimental conditions a {111}-preferential orientation of the grains perpendicular to the substrate can be obtained.
Structural differences between deuterated and hydrogenated silicon nitride/oxynitride89(2001); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1364645View Description Hide Description
Hydrogenated and deuterated silicon nitride and and silicon oxynitride and films are prepared by plasma-enhanced chemical vapor deposition. Their transmission and photoluminescencespectra were measured. Both the photoluminescence and transmission spectra show that the deuterated films have higher energy gaps than those of the hydrogenated films in the same growth condition. The infrared absorption spectra of these samples are identified and compared in detail. From the infrared spectra, the interaction between N–D bond rocking vibration and Si–N bond stretching vibration is observed, which pushes N–D bond rocking vibration to a higher energy. It is also observed that the refractive index of deuterated film is lower than the hydrogenated film in the same growth condition due to its lower density.
Rapid crystallization of silicon films using electrical-current-induced joule heating89(2001); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1367405View Description Hide Description
Melt-regrowth properties of 60-nm-thick silicon films were characterized in the case of electrical-current-induced joule heating. The electrical energy accumulated at a capacitance caused melting of the silicon films via joule heating with a maximum intensity at The melt-regrowth duration increased from 6 to 75 μs as the capacitance increased to 0.05–1.5 μF. Crystalline properties of the silicon films were also investigated. 7 μm long crystalline grains with the (110) preferential crystalline orientation were observed using a transmission electron microscope. The tensile stress at remained in the films. The analysis of electrical conductivity resulted in a density of defect states of in the films. The product of the generation efficiency, the carrier mobility and the average carrier lifetime was estimated to be
Decay of the elastic precursor in a filled glass89(2001); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1367874View Description Hide Description
Plate-impact experiments have been performed upon a lead-filled glass to understand its shock response. Stress measurements have been made using manganin stress gauges in both longitudinal and lateral orientations. It has been observed that there is a pronounced decay in Hugoniot elastic limit with distance into the target. In the experiments conducted, a steady value for the precursor amplitude has not been reached. Failure waves were seen to sweep the entire thickness of the glass specimens until stopped by release waves from the rear of the target.
Compression and shear wave measurements to characterize the shocked state in silicon carbide89(2001); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1365438View Description Hide Description
Compression and shear wave experiments using plate impact loading were conducted on polycrystallinesiliconcarbide(SiC). The material was subjected to combined compression-shear loading to peak compressive stresses ranging from 3 to 18 GPa. The compression (shock) wave profiles and the propagation velocities of shear and longitudinal release waves in the shocked SiC were measured using in situ, electromagneticvelocity gauges. The Hugoniot elastic limit (HEL) of the material was found to be 11.5±0.4 GPa. The measuredwavevelocities were used to determine the elastic moduli of the material as functions of density compression in the shocked state. The data were further analyzed to obtain the mean stress response of the SiC under uniaxial-strain compression. The longitudinal and mean stress results completely characterize the material stress state. Numerical simulations were also carried out to verify the peak-state data analysis. Our results show that the Poisson's ratio of the material increases with elastic shock compression from an ambient value of 0.161 to 0.192 at the HEL. Above the elastic limit, the maximum shear stress supported by the material increases from 4.5 to 6.4 GPa at a peak stress of 18 GPa. This finding verifies independently the results from lateral manganin gauge measurements in the same material [R. Feng et al., J. Appl. Phys. 83, 79 (1998)].
An investigation on the modeling of transient enhanced diffusion of ultralow energy implanted boron in silicon89(2001); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1361238View Description Hide Description
We have investigated and modeled the B diffusion in Si following ultralow energy implantation. Secondary ion mass spectrometrymeasurements revealed that B diffusion is transient enhanced. For the simulation we have used a kick-out model which requires only two uncorrelated parameters able to describe the microscopical processes involved. By optimizing the parameters, an excellent agreement between the simulated and the experimental profile broadening is achieved. Moreover, an extension of the previous model that accounts for interstitial cluster formation and dissolution was implemented in order to achieve a better description of B diffusion. The extracted parameters are discussed and compared with published values.


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You pay for that additional warranty, no? Putting your break even point out past the lifespan of the equipment.
I'm comfortable right now. It's not worth 5 grand to me to be "more...
I was under the impression that the infinty/evolution ramped up the fan speed above 400 cfm/ton.
If that's not the case then I'm wrong.
The system alone was nearly 5 thousand more, that much...
That puts my 5000 dollar outlay at a break even point of 15 years! 10 years past the standard warranty on the equipment!
I'm comfortable now. It wasn't worth 5 grand to me to split hairs.
The same guy quoted Bryant and Tappan.
Tappan still carried the better standard warranty.
I was hell bent on getting a Bryant Evolution with all the bells and whistles.
My additional up front outlay, with additional uctwork work in order for it to work properly would have been 5 grand...
I just had a Tappan installed (pretty much the same as Westinghouse both made by Nordyne). That Nordyne warranty/quality pledge is the best standard warranty in the industry from what I can tell.
Go into the setup menu on the stat and check the cycles per hour. Mine was set at 5, which meant the thing ran every 12 minutes on a day hotter than design temperature.
I have an Avalon wood insert. The smallest one they make (Pendleton I think) inserted into a regular masonry fireplace. I can usually delay turning on my furnace for several weeks in...
He should be giving you 10 years.. same as the Tappan.
Nordyne just licensed a bunch of old Appliance manufacturer's names, because noone ever heard of Nordyne. I don't think they're...
Try Frigidaire or Westinghouse, same thing as Tappan.
All are made by the same company (Nordyne).
Would that be common here? We experience all 4 seasons. Just curious as this was never even brought up as an option by any of my contractors.
I'm still cracking up about the guy wearing nut huggers to work at an HVAC job. Maybe he was a big fan of those Championship Celtics teams. :p
At the risk of looking like a Tappan rep, here's a link to Tappan
This is the best standard warranty I could find in the HVAC world. At the end of...
It seems like there's a large variation in size among the manufacturers then.
I live on a cul de sac, every house is the same size as mine or smaller, and everyone elses condensing unit looks 2 -...
ROFL. I'm sitting here as a homeowner trying to decide how I'd react if a dude came to work on my HVAC rockin' some old school silky nutter shorts. :p :eek:
If it was that hot, I probably...
If you're unit is covered for 10 years who cares?
I paid a little more for a new lineset and went with the R410A.
I had the test done, I needed it for the rebate.
It came in at 600 sq feet per ton.
I like it at 75. I run it at 80 during the day when I'm not there. The wife thinks 80 is fine. :eek:
Not all of their lines has the 10 year quality pledge. I know Tappan does and Frigidaire also, I believe.
I also read somewhere that Nordyne equipment...
I think Comfortmaker is Carriers low end stuff.
I'm happy with my system. 75 feels plenty comfortable. He keeps his at 70
I'd get a bid on Tappan or another Nordyne product. One of those guys probably sells it as a 2nd line.
10 years on all parts and if the Heat Exchanger or the compressor fails in the first 10...
What would account for the size difference? The SEER?
My old 10 Seer Coleman was puny. :confused:
So a fairly new unit over twice as big as mine, could still be a 3 ton?
If you override a program, you override the logic, I believe... other than the 5 minute pause to avoid flooding the compressor
If you have it set for too many CPH (5 or more) It will run every 12...
I pretty much left the "Energy Star" program alone, other than dropping the 83 degrees during the day to 80.
It seemed to run all the time, so I figured out how to get into the setup menu and...
I had one of those Hunter stats before that had some built in "sag". I'm not used to mantaining an unchanging 75 degrees on the stat.
My neighbor commented on how long my unit runs. I went around and looked at his unit. Damn thing had to be 5 tons on a rancher, half the size of my house. "Only runs for a couple minutes an hour"...
When I ride around my neighborhood, I see houses the same size as mine have a huge 4 x 4 x 4 condensor hanging off the side of them.
My buddy had this gigantic Trane installed, because he told...


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Yes. A number of side effects may occur, especially with the long-term use of artificial nutrition and hydration. Tubes can damage and erode the lining of the nasal passage, esophagus, stomach, or intestine. If tube placement requires surgery, complications such as infection or bleeding may arise. Intravenous lines can become uncomfortable if the insertion site becomes infected or if fluid leaks into the skin causing inflammation or infection. Intravenous fluids must be given with extra care to frail patients in order to avoid fluid overload and serious breathing difficulties. TPN requires particular skill and care to ensure that dangerous infections do not enter the blood stream.
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With careful attention by healthcare providers, many side effects can be avoided or managed fairly well. However, confused patients also can become anxious over a tube's presence and try to pull it out. This often leads to the use of restraints - tying the patient's arms down - or to sedation, which can have a serious effect on patients' mental state and their ability to interact or to perform any small activities they might be capable of such as changing position in bed.
Is artificial nutrition and hydration different from ordinary eating and drinking?
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Other important differences exist. Artificial nutrition and hydration does not offer the sensory rewards and comforts that come from the taste and texture of food and liquids. Doctors and nurses, rather than patients themselves, control when and how much will be "eaten." Finally, the social interaction that often accompanies eating and drinking is not present.
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Security could be the difference between an IoT dream and nightmare
The Internet of Things promises to transform the way things are done in the enterprise – vastly increased efficiency at substantially reduced costs. Yet, if enterprises don't get out in front of the security risks that thousands if not millions of connected devices will pose, they will soon find their IoT dream has turned into an IoT nightmare.
Commercial, industrial use of IoT to fuel tripling of devices by 2020, says Juniper
The commercial, industrial and public services sectors are expected to fuel growth in the Internet of Things, with the number of IoT connected devices forecast by Juniper Research tripling to 38 billion units by 2020.
Mobile data traffic to reach 197,000 PB by 2019
On the mobile front, industry analysts at Juniper Research say we can expect data traffic to reach 197,000 petabytes by 2019, the equivalent of over 10 billion Blu-ray movies. It also claims 41 percent will travel over cellular networks, and the remainder over Wi-Fi.
Lengthy time to market, lack of consumer use case will stall smartglasses shipment
Due to lengthy time to market and lack of consumer use case, smartglasses shipments will only reach 10 million units per year by 2017, predicts Juniper Research.
Mobile operators to suffer big revenue loss, big data offers new revenue streams
A new Juniper Research report found that voice and messaging traffic lost to OTT (Over The Top) players such as WhatsApp, Facebook and Skype and will cost network operators $14 billion in revenues globally this year, up by 26% on 2013.
Apple, Samsung platforms key to use of smartphone accessories in healthcare
Driven by Apple's HealthKit and Samsung's SAMI platforms, healthcare smartphone accessory sales will top $3 billion by 2019, predicts Juniper Research.
Independent wearables will remain 'rare,' says Juniper
While some pundits had predicted that Apple Watch would be an independent wearable able to connect to wireless networks on its own, it turned out that it is wholly dependent on the lastest iPhone to communicate with the outside world. This will continue to be the case for wearables into the foreseeable future, says Juniper Research.
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Mobile couponing will drive doubling of e-coupon use by 2019
Mobile couponing will drive a doubling of electronic coupon (e-coupon) use over the next three years, rising from 16 billion e-coupons redeemed in 2014 to 31 billion in 2019, predicts market research firm Juniper Research.
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Anne Hathaway was all smiles as she waked the carpet at the A Midsummer Night's Dream premiere in New York. The actress wore a pair of the J Brand Jamie Leather Pants with a dotted shirt and some oxfords.
I have been waiting to see someone in these pants. I really like the trouser feel to the cut and the slight similar sense that they have to the Quatro pants that J Brand had for their RTW collection years back. The inseam zip is also a nice touch from the usual zippers at the outer seam that we usually see from J Brand. What do you think of these jeans? You can click here to purchase J Brand from SHOPBOP.
Anne Hathaway in Double Denim
Anne Hathaway made her way around SoHo in New York City a few days ago before getting snapped by the paparazzi.
Anne wore a double denim look, pairing together some denim flares with a similar wash denim shirt. I think the brown belt and brown coat are a really nice touch to this outfit as it breaks up the denim well. It's actually nice to see double denim done this way for a change too! Would you wear a combination like this one on Anne?
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Anne Hathaway in Levi's Jeans
Anne Hathaway waved to the paps while she was out and about at SoHo in New York City. We seem to be spotting a lot of celebs on the East Coast now.
Anne wore her vintage cropped Levi's jeans again, this time choosing to style them with a striped top and some sneakers. I'm not overly fond of the hat with this look, but I do prefer the overall outfit with these jeans this time around. Buy Levi's at their website.
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Anne Hathaway in a Denim Jacket
Looking shy while out and about in New York City, Anne Hathaway tried to avoid the paparazzi under her hat while running errands. While out she wore a denim jacket layered over a printed jumpsuit and flat sandals.
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Amarillo Women's Network Luncheon will be at 11:45 a.m. Friday in the Sunburst Room of the Amarillo Club, 600 S. Tyler St. The subject will be "Techworking,"social networking in 2010. Lunch is $12. RSVP to Loretta Williams by phone at 806-374-5058, or lorettawilliams@ suddenlink.net.
The Amarillo United Citizens Forum will present "Free Movie Night," including popcorn and soft drinks, at 7 p.m. each Monday in February at 901 N. Hayden St. The movie this Monday will be "The Great Debaters."
The Randall County Roller Dames will host their first roller derby benefit bout at 7 p.m. Saturday at the Rex Baxter Building at the Tri-State Fairgrounds. Advance tickets are $10, available at the Fairgrounds, or from any roller girl. Tickets are $12 at the door. Children younger than 12 are admitted free with a paying adult. A portion of the proceeds will benefit the Downtown Women's Center and Bikers Against Child Abuse.
A team of Boy Scouts volunteers from Michigan is bringing a uniquely decorated RV, "A Century of Values," to the Golden Spread Council's Scout Center, 401 Tascosa Road, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. today as part of its yearlong nationwide road tour marking 100 years of Scouting.
Girl Scouts and their families gathered Saturday at the American Quarter Horse Museum to pick up their "jump-start" cookie packs and kick off the 2010 Cookie Sale.
More than 24,000 Girl Scouts from 81 counties in the Texas Oklahoma Plains Council will sell cookies this year. All cookies are $3.50 per box, with all proceeds benefiting local Girl Scout troops. Offerings this year include Caramel deLites, Peanut Butter Patties, Shortbread, Thin Mints, Peanut Butter Sandwich, Thanks-A-Lot, Lemonades and Daisy-Go-Rounds.
For more information on cookies or how to join, volunteer or donate to the Girl Scouts, call 800-687-4475 or visit www.gs-top.org.
Volunteers from the Friends of Opportunity School are taking orders for its Valentine's Day thumbprint cookies to raise money to support Opportunity School, a program serving low-income children from ages birth to five. The cookies must be ordered by Feb. 4 and will be delivered Feb. 11-12. The two dozen cookies are $25 per box. To order, visit www.opportunityschool.com or call 806-367-8216.
Texas Business Women will have its monthly meeting from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Feb. 8.
The program topic will be "Wellness & Stress Management in the Workplace & at Home." Price for members is $12; $14 for guests. Reservations are required. RSVP to Paula Molberg at 806-468-0924 or e-mail email@example.com. RSVP deadline is Feb. 4.
The Amarillo Advertising Federation will hear from a San Antonio-based mobile apps developer at its monthly meeting at 11:45 a.m. today in the Amarillo Club, 30th floor of the Chase Tower, 600 S. Tyler St. Cost is $20. Call 376-6359, ext. 33, to reserve your space.
The Pink Ribbon Comedy Tour will perform a special stand-up comedy show at 7 and 9 p.m. Friday and 7 p.m. Saturday at Butler's Martini Lounge, 703 S. Polk St. Susan G. Komen for the Cure will receive $4.50 of every ticket sold to support breast cancer awareness and research.
In addition to fundraising, the Pink Ribbon Comedy Tour extends additional education on the ills of breast cancer. Information: www.PinkRibbonComedyTour.com.
Texas Panhandle and High Plains Region-Foresters, an insurance organization inspired by helping children and families, is partnering with Children's Miracle Network to find "North America's Most Caring Radio Station."
Foresters will donate $50,000 to the winning radio station's 2010 Children's Miracle Network Radiothon, which will directly benefit the Children's Miracle Network hospital in the radio station's community.
Voters are allowed 10 votes per day until the promotion closes at 10:59 p.m. CST on Feb. 5. Amarillo radio stations involved in the Radiothon include KATP-FM 101.9, KMML-FM 96.9 and KMXJ-FM 94.1. Information: 806-212-9168, or email@example.com.
Texas Panhandle and High Plains region Ace Hardware stores are taking part in their first Children's Miracle Network Heart Icon Campaign.
The 2010 Heart Icon Campaign will run through Feb. 15. All proceeds will benefit Children's Miracle Network, a nonprofit group dedicated to saving and improving the lives of local infants and children. Participating locations in the area include Amarillo, Borger, Sunray, Shamrock, Clarendon, Hereford and Canyon, Guymon, Okla., and Beaver, Okla.; and Clovis, N.M., and Portales, N.M.
The Amarillo Area Adult Literacy Council art exhibition and auction will begin at 6:30 p.m. Feb. 6 on the second floor of Amarillo National Bank-Plaza 2, 500 S. Taylor St.
Tickets can be purchased that evening at the door. Beverages and hors d'oeuvres will be served. Cost of the evening is a $15 donation to the council.
All art is framed and ready to hang. Information: 806-373-9009.
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VERO BEACH, Fla. (AP) - A bus taking students home from elementary school ran a stop sign and crashed into a semitrailer Monday, killing two children and the truck driver.
"It was like it didn't see the stop sign," said Rebecca Clark, 23, who was driving behind the truck. "The bus hit right behind the semi's cab. It's the worst thing I ever saw."
The bus, carrying between 20 and 25 children from two magnet schools, rolled at least once and ended up on its side with its front end badly damaged, said Pete Kersey, spokesman for the Indian River County Sheriff.
"Students were thrown around inside the bus rather severely," he said.
The tractor-trailer rolled over at least once and went into a deep ditch, Kersey said.
One child and the truck driver were dead at the scene. A second child died later at the hospital. The bus driver was seriously injured.
Four students were in stable condition at a hospital.
Nine students and the bus driver were taken to another hospital, where three children were being admitted. Their injuries ranged from cuts and bruises to concussions and one fracture.
A tow truck driver and several other motorists helped pull students off the bus. Some injured students got out through hatches in the bus.
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Sora by ExiledChaosWatch
©2005-2016 ExiledChaos
My attempt at that awesome KH picture. also... Why don't they have "fanart" selection in the traditional art sectionO_O, I don't want to get sued!! >.< I drew and colored this a while ago, so it's not as good as if I'd retry now-a-days ^_^. I can see so many flaws in his body structure, but I still like it. I don't use colored pencil very often or well so this is a rare treat Hope you like^^
Sora (c) to SquareEnix and Disney... or whoever owns him (Which is not me!!! XD )
Sora (c) to SquareEnix and Disney... or whoever owns him (Which is not me!!! XD )
this is a gd drawing did u draw it
yes lol, although I made this when I was still pretty young to drawing and just wanted to practice, so it's basically the boxart you can look at my more recent works to see where it took me though
luv this!! sora is one of my fav charas from KH's!!
Oooo Great work.
thats so incrediable!!!!! great job on the coloring!!!!!! love this picture!!!
Damn his huggableness!!
I'm liking the Sora, Good job
Very calming and relaxing.
I enjoy this one.
constructive critism:
try this scene with your original characters, I bet it would be a success.
I enjoy this one.
constructive critism:
try this scene with your original characters, I bet it would be a success.
great pose and expression! I really like your colouring style, looks like something out of a book
Thanks This was really my first time (constructively XD) with colored pencils^^ I looked at the nice picture in the back on the mini hand book that came with teh game ^-^
awesome job! Looks a lot like him!
OMG! Can I put this in the gallery?! It looks just like him!
Hehehheeh, OF COURSE!! You really like?? Sure thing^_______^
Nice. You know, you can only get sued if you make a profit off of a character's image. It's not like they're going to go around suing everyone who draws fanart of their character so you really don't have to worry about it.
Mew... better safe then sorry ~_~;;
you did this pic very well ^_^
very cool
AHHH!! Don't full veiw!! I thought I minimized the size but my computer is fucked up!! Gomen
My God, that's awesome. I love Sora!


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Another great game that kept us all on the edge of our seats to the very end.
Lets not ruin this by un sportsman like conduct.
I offer my congratulations on a great victory. Tonight is your night to celebrate. I wish you well and good luck until we meet again.
- 1:34 a.m. Sept. 16, 2012
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Note to Bronco:
We need a better field goal kicker. Not critiquing the player, just his performance.
Missing ONE 30-something yard field goal every now and then in a game is acceptable.
Missing TWO of them?
Tough, tough loss......
- 3:05 a.m. Sept. 16, 2012
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The rivalry is fierce on the field. However, it is time for the rivalry to move
to the state legislature.
Ask any taxpayer in any state with a BCS team if the taxpayers should be funding the athletic department when the conference has TV contracts worth billions of dollars. Any reasonable voter would certainly say no, tax money should be used for education, not BCS athletic departments.
Fast forward to Utah. USA Today reports that the Utes athletic department received $9,381,567 in subsidies. No BCS team should receive a cent in taxpayer subsidies, let alone close to to $10 million.
It is time for the state legislature to end this waste of education funds. BYU has a self-supporting athletic department. UU should be self-sufficient, and quit taking money that should be for kindergarten.
- 3:53 a.m. Sept. 16, 2012
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"........rivalry game is as hot as ever"
and will be for the next 365.25 days! Like the Cougies commercial "Every day is Game day"
Utes own the Band of Little brothers!
- 8:05 a.m. Sept. 16, 2012
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The Kaneshiro kick had similarities in more than just the doink off the post. It was preceeded by a celebration penalty by a Ute WR that would of had the FG be a little more than an extra point. Moving back 15 yards and hitting the post was difficult to take as a ute fan. 14 years later, karma turns around in our favor and this one stings for BYU. These games are hard on the heart. I could use a few years off, that is unless Utah losses next year.
- 8:13 a.m. Sept. 16, 2012
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If this had been the last game of the season fighting for conference position,
than John White IV would have played and Jon Hays would have been the
quarterback the whole game.
Next week's game is far more important.
- 8:43 a.m. Sept. 16, 2012
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This is one Ute fan who will sorely miss the rivalry game in '14 and '15. I must say though, that was the most intense game I have ever experienced. In the third quarter I started to feel sick from yelling so much. Being a part of the MUSS was amazing. Our crowd did awesome last night (minus the premature rushing). Once BYU scored to bring it within a manageable deficit, I knew we were in for a classic. We really shouldn't have expected anything less. My heart goes out to BYU's kicker though, you've gotta feel for the guy. Nelson is a scrapper and a great person. He is what BYU should emulate (NOT Max Hall). Hoffman is an athlete and almost makes it seem effortless. Both defenses are stout, and both offenses are very marginal. I'll never forget last night. Epic.
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Pretty good breakdown of the game. I'm one that has stated I don't care much about the rivalry anymore but it has definately given us some tense and tight games. Last night was no exception. Enjoy your victory, for fans it is a lot of fun to come out on top of a game like that.
- 3:29 p.m. Sept. 16, 2012
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Game over at least three times already.
Move on... going to have to play a lot better to hang with the Sun Devils next Saturday.
Go Utes!
- 3:54 p.m. Sept. 16, 2012
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I look for Utah fans to go into an early hibernation during the next month and a
half with on the road games at ASU,UCLA and Oregon State and a home game with
USC. The likelihood of Utah being 2-5, before Cal comes to play in late October,
is pretty good.
BYU has a tough game at Boise this week, but then plays 3 games in a row at home. USU and Oregon State will still be tough to get wins at home. After that the wheels come off with Notre Dame, Georgia Tech and San Jose all on the road.
Good luck to both teams.
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Texas Panhandle residents have a keen interest in their most treasured resource: water.
It is time for their elected representatives to convey that interest to the rest of the state when the Legislature convenes in January.
At issue is a cumbersome concept called "rule of capture," which has come to the forefront in recent months with former Amarillo oil tycoon T. Boone Pickens' plan to pump and sell water from Roberts County to interests downstate.
The Canadian River Municipal Water Authority and the Panhandle Groundwater Conservation District recently reached an agreement that, in effect, clears the way for Pickens to transport water using the state's long-held rule of capture. That policy enables someone to use water taken from underground irrespective of boundary lines dividing people's property.
Pickens used that rule to acquire water rights under thousands of acres of land in the Panhandle.
The good news for worried Panhandle residents is that state law also empowers local groundwater districts to regulate the flow of water, which is the case with the Pickens permit. The law gives local jurisdictions the authority to protect the region from being sucked dry.
This whole debate has prompted some area legislators to ponder, sometimes out loud, whether to modify the rule of capture to make it more difficult for interests to take water out of the region.
Short of that, however, legislators have plenty of weapons in their arsenal with which to protect our region's priceless water.
One such weapon would be their support for downstate water-development projects. Consider that Corpus Christi-area authorities are trying to find a way for the state to pay for a massive desalinization plant in South Texas that would supply that region with fresh water. Or, consider that the Dallas-Fort Worth region is trying to figure out how to develop two new reservoirs that would supply that area's 3.5 million residents with water.
Panhandle lawmakers could lobby for those projects to take the pressure off this region, which contains water that remains in demand a long way from the High Plains.
Is the rule of capture in danger of being repealed? Probably not, given the state's longstanding tradition of honoring the rights of private property owners.
Our region's water, however, is too valuable to be left unattended. The Panhandle delegation must keep that resource at the top of its collective mind as the 2003 Legislature does the state's business.
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I'm exampling Google's IPs, but you get the idea.
What happens if somebody configures a router's LAN address pool to range from 188.8.131.52 to 184.108.40.206, then his computer's IP address to 220.127.116.11 and someone else on the network tries to access Google?
Or better off, is there any case in which someone in that network can, by merely attempting to access Google, accidentally bump into another computer on the network?


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Who Lives Here? Who's Asking?; In a Black Community, Official Mistrust Hinders Census
By SARAH KERSHAW
Published: May 16, 2000
When Millicent Gillespie pulled the 38-page Census 2000 form out of her mailbox, on 171st Street in Jamaica, Queens, she tossed it in the trash.
First of all, the questionnaire, which arrived in March, was too long -- like a book, she said -- and the questions struck her as too personal and, in a few instances, simply ridiculous.
But there was more to Mrs. Gillespie's reluctance to fill out the form and mail it back: she has no faith in the government. And when she explained her reasoning, Mrs. Gillespie, a special education teacher at a nearby school, repeated the views of many of her neighbors in Census Tract 414, a quarter-mile slice of southeastern Queens.
The middle-class neighborhood of 3,800 people, 89 percent of them black, borders affluent St. Albans but is not far from dirt-poor pockets of Jamaica, with some of the borough's fanciest and most downtrodden blocks just around the corner.
A lot has changed in Tract 414 since the 1990 census. Renovated duplexes and newly constructed homes and churches are visible now on almost every block, on the same streets that at the end of the 1980's were lined with burned-out buildings or abandoned homes and swarming with drug dealers.
Another big change in the neighborhood was participation in the census, which plunged in Tract 414 to 33 percent of households mailing in their forms this year from 46 percent in 1990, according to a New York Times analysis of 2000 census data collected so far. Low responses to the 2000 census in tracts like 414 helped drag down the citywide response in black neighborhoods to under 40 percent, the analysis showed, a decline of five percentage points over 1990, which is a sharp drop in the census-taking world.
The low response rate in black neighborhoods appeared to be well below this year's response among other races, both nationally and in New York City and State. Only one other city, Baltimore, saw such a notable decline in the response among black residents, according to census officials, who were mulling over preliminary census data last week and said they could not yet give an explanation for the decline in Baltimore.
Census officials say they were puzzled by results from New York City's black population, which were calculated by analyzing the initial response rates from largely black neighborhoods. Late last month they reported significantly higher responses this year from largely black cities like Detroit and Oakland, Calif., and, on average, no decline among blacks elsewhere in New York State or across the country. An unusually high response among minority members, particularly Hispanics, helped lift the national response rate to about 66 percent, exceeding the bureau's expectations after dramatic declines that began with the 1980 count, officials said.
''It'll be studied for the next 10 years,'' Steve Jost, the United States Census Bureau's associate director for communications, said of the low black response rate in New York City. ''It's way too early to try and diagnose.''
But inside Tract 414, there was little mystery about the low response there. Resident after resident, from pastors to postal workers, described a deep sense of mistrust and suspicion of the government, even among those employed in the public sector.
The mistrust of the government drew no distinction between local, state and federal agencies, though residents say their suspicions have worsened in recent years because of several high-profile police brutality cases in New York City.
''There's a combination of mistrust and the feeling that we're not going to get counted anyway,'' said the Rev. Samuel L. Zimmerman Jr., associate pastor of St. Paul Baptist Church of Jamaica on 171st Street, who has rented an apartment near the church since 1992.
For many neighborhood residents, who are concerned about giving information to government agencies, all levels of government are ''clumped in the same basket,'' Mr. Zimmerman said, and the most visible arm of the government to the people of Tract 414, once a high-crime area, is the Police Department.
''The fact that the Census Bureau has said that this information is confidential probably carries less credibility when they see other institutions that don't necessarily honor that,'' Mr. Zimmerman said during an interview in his one-room church, a converted house that has served as a church for 23 years. ''For example, the Police Department is to protect and serve, but there is some prominent evidence that it would seem to be otherwise.''
Mr. Zimmerman, who said he mailed in his census form immediately because he believes the neighborhood needs federal aid that is doled out based on population figures, read announcements from the Census Bureau during church services every Sunday in April, as did other neighborhood clerics, urging residents to fill out and return the forms. But Mr. Zimmerman said the response from his 45-member congregation was, at best, lukewarm, and, more often, dismissive.
But the reluctance to send in questionnaires has not stopped many residents of the neighborhood from taking advantage of job opportunities with the Census Bureau, and several said they had applied for jobs doing door-to-door surveying. The jobs, which require passing an exam, pay $18.50 per hour in New York City.
Census workers, living both inside and outside the neighborhood, said they were encountering much resistance in Tract 414.


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Published: Wednesday, April 6, 2005 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, April 6, 2005 at 12:00 a.m.
To The Editor: I am wondering why the writer from Edneyville has a problem with a Christian-based school at Mud Creek Baptist Church? This writer seems to be in protest against everything that benefits the community!
People are tired of hearing from this man who spits on everything that our country and community stands for. It is obvious from the outcome of the last presidential election that the Christian voice was made loud and clear.
The writer has insulted our history and our ancestors. He also has made negative statements about the volunteer effort to clean and restore Henderson County's cemeteries. If he is so ashamed of the people of Henderson County, their history and values, why does he live here?
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This is pretty funny. Neither of them will fess up to being daddy? They should both be forced to take care of the child, sort of like that show My Two Dads.
What's up with all of the sibling love/rape affair scandals lately? First there was that mistaken identity/rape case now this?
They shouldn't be forced to take care of the child; they should be prevented from ever seeing the child. Frankly I'm not too sure about the mother, either. But they should both pay child support.
That either of those two guys got laid is amazing in and of itself.
This was a plot element in a Zadie Smith book I read once. How unrealistic, I thought at the time.
A Law&Order episode with this same plot will be forthcoming, I'm sure.
Yeah, but at least these fine upstanding citizens are heterosexual. So that automatically makes them better parents than a couple of homos, right?
Awesome punch line Dan. So had they been A&F models, would you have bothered to post it?
@3 - well, we didn't see the woman involved ...
Force each of them to pay 50 percent. There. Problem solved.
Heh heh, ok, won't blame anyone here for the shaky science here, but apparently, a woman who has a more "loving" sexual experience (i.e. feels more in love with the guy) is more likely to be receptive to be impregnated by that guy than another whom she's not as "in love" with.
This all sounds like a really bad episode of Full House.. except, well, if the Olsen Twins were husky dudes.
This is awesome. Takes me back to lazy summer afternoons watching Maury, who don't you know is all about paternity tests.
I love how in these cases it's clearly established that both men could just as easily be the father as much as the other one, and yet all moral, legal, and financial responsibility is self-righteously denied by the guy who happens not to be the genetic match.
You should consider making sense.
It's Missouri for crying out loud so who can be at all surprised! I'd like to see a picture of the toothless meth skank that slept with the twins. She probably really did them both at the same time in the back up a pick up truck.
She made the choice to have the baby, so she should foot the bill. I highly doubt either of those winners wanted to be a father, what with the tag-teaming and all.
It says the baby was conceived four years ago...maybe four years ago those guys were really hot? Mmm, probably not.
@14 is right. She has all the choices.
She should foot the bill.
(Preferably) Exercise her other remaining choice... adoption.
This child has nothing but better options available. What with a whore of a mother who tag teams brothers, and a father & uncle who neither want nor claim it. Let someone who wants to, can afford to, and has the common decency prerequisite to, raise the child.
Parenthood should not be a right just because you are able to procreate.
once again, dan has proven that only homosexuals should be allowed to procreate. QED.
I'm an identical twin, and I always made it a point NEVER to date my twin brother's exgirlfriends and boyfriends. The exes always think they have another chance with me and some of the ones I have never even met have tried to trick me into dating them. I now make it a point to casually ask if they know him. I don't like getting sloppy seconds and I certainly wouldn't like it if a guy slept with both of us on the same day.
I want to hear more about how these men and women tricked you into dating them, Mr. D!
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