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The B.E. Journal of Economic Analysis & Policy
Editor-in-Chief: Jürges, Hendrik / Ludwig, Sandra
Ed. by Auriol , Emmanuelle / Brunner, Johann / Fleck, Robert / Mendola, Mariapia / Requate, Till / Schirle, Tammy / de Vries, Frans / Zulehner, Christine
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System Components, Network Effects, and Bundling
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Citation Information: Topics in Economic Analysis & Policy. Volume 2, Issue 1, ISSN (Online) 1538-0653, DOI: https://doi.org/10.2202/1538-0653.1046, July 2002
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I investigate the competition between suppliers of components of a system for which there are network effects among users. Bundling one of these components with an outside good reduces the cost to consumers of using the system. This cost reduction is not necessarily welfare-enhancing, and bundling can also reduce welfare by decreasing innovation incentives. The model is used to evaluate Microsoft's bundling of Windows with Internet Explorer and its effect on competition with Netscape.
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Holiday World & Splashin' Safari is a family theme park and water park combo located in Santa Claus, Indiana.
Ready for Launch? Experience America's first launched wing coaster, Thunderbird, as you speed from 0 to 60 mph in 3.5 seconds. During your flight, you'll experience multiple loops - Thunderbird's vertical loop is the tallest on any wing coaster, rolls, twists, turns, and even rapid-fire "near misses" such as a fly-through barn.
Holiday World celebrates Christmas, Halloween, Thanksgiving and the 4th of July with rides – from mild to wild, live entertainment, games and attractions. In 2013, TIME magazine named Holiday World's Voyage the nation's #1 wooden roller coaster. The Voyage is part of a trio of wooden roller coasters at Holiday World known the world-over for their thrill – and fun – factor.
Splashin' Safari, named the Best Waterpark in the nation by USA Today, includes the two longest water coasters in the world – Mammoth and Wildebeest, numerous family raft slides and water slides, two wave pools, plus water activities for children.
Consumers Digest magazine has twice named Holiday World the Nation's Top Value Park: Both parks offer guests free soft drinks, free parking, free inner tube usage, free sunscreen and free Wi-Fi. And on Fridays in June and July, celebrate the start of the weekend with Friday Night Fireworks!
Family-owned and -operated since it opened in 1946 as Santa Claus Land, Holiday World continues to focus on family fun, with special attention to friendliness and cleanliness. In fact, Holiday World has been voted the Cleanest Park on the Planet for more than a decade by the readers of Amusement Today magazine.
Where to find the best ticket discounts? They're always available online, at HolidayWorld.com, where you're welcome to sign up for the park's e-newsletter, HoliBlog subscription for behind-the-scene stories and contests, plus view the many videos available in the Rides & Slides section.
Santa Claus is in southern Indiana, with beautiful rolling hills and scenic farmland. And it's where Santa spends his vacation, too! Santa even has his own Storytime Theater for Santa's Storytime plus a grand green chair and magical surroundings for visiting with children in Mrs. Klaus' Kitchen.
Holiday World & Splashin' Safari are also about live entertainment, with musical shows throughout each day, plus a dare-devil (and comedic) high-dive show. Holidog, the park's mascot, enjoys visiting with children, along with his pals Kitty Claws, George the Eagle and Safari Sam.
And finally, no visit to a theme park would be complete without fun food! Holiday World & Splashin' Safari offer an array of treats, from fudge and funnel cakes, to blue ice cream and giant chocolate Santa Claus statues. There's also a full Thanksgiving dinner at Plymouth Rock Café, light and healthy fruit cups and wraps at Wildebeestro, plus special gluten-free and allergen-friendly menus, too, all listed at HolidayWorld.com/Food (hint: don't miss the green beans and sweet potato casserole at Plymouth Rock Café!).
For a multi-day family getaway, Holiday World & Splashin' Safari offer fun for all ages, with memories to last a lifetime.
Photos and videos of all rides available at http://HolidayWorld.com
Also on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Pinterest, Instagram and Flickr.
This place is always so much fun...But always make sure to bring comfy shoes for all he walking! It not you'll be sorry!
Holiday World and Splashin' Safari
Our recent trip to Holiday World and Splashin' Safari was memorable in so many ways. The theme park will always live in our hearts as the site of my daughter's first (and second and third) roller coaster rides. However, the park is memorable for so many more reasons and truly is a park made for family memories.
Holiday World:
Who said that holidays only happen once a year? At Holiday World, guests are treated to some of their favorite holiday each and every time the park is open. Christmas, Thanksgiving, Halloween and 4th of July--there is a little extra holiday for everyone! Each section has rides fitting the holiday's theme. In 4th of July, you will find the Lewis & Clark Trail where you can ride in mini antique cars. In Thanksgiving, you can ride the Gobbler Getaway on a mission to catch missing turkeys. In Halloween, you can ride the Legend, a wooden rollercoaster inspired by The Legend of Sleepy Hollow. In Christmas, kids can ride up and down on Reindeer Games.
My daughter decided to begin her roller coaster riding career by riding the Legend. She loved it! After beginning with the Legend, she had a great time exploring and riding the holiday themed rides. She laughed her whole way through the Turkey Whirl, which is akin to Tilt-a-Whirl with a Thanksgiving flare. Since Reindeer Games is a ride for kids, my husband and I had fun watching her face light up as she bounced up and down. She actually had to ride the ride twice, back to back. My daughter was pretty intrepid while at the park. However, the Voyage, one of the world's largest wooden roller coasters was a little too much for her. For roller coaster aficionados, the Voyage is definitely not to be missed (it has 24.3 seconds of air time, the world's most). However, it was rough on us. The shaking got to all three of us, but there were definitely many fans of the ride when we were there!
Tip: We learned that you may want to start your day in the back of the park and work your way to the front. This way, you are working against most of the crowd and may have shorter wait times for the rides.
Splashin' Safari
In the past, I have been leery of visiting water parks. I am always afraid that all of the attractions will not be age appropriate for my daughter and that we will quickly find ourselves in meltdown city. This is certainly not the case at Splashin' Safari! A clear emphasis has been put on making the entire park family friendly. So, you will find places for kids of any age to have some splashin' fun! There are two splash bucket areas with slides of different levels. There is also a splash pad area, wave pool and a lazy river that all can enjoy. And they are even adding another splash pad to the end of the park. Of course, there are more daring rides for the older children and adults to ride. My daughter is a particular fan of Giraffica! (She went on the ride twice in a row even though the day we visited the park was a tad chilly!) As we walked through, we noticed a good mix of attractions throughout the park. This is ideal for those with real little ones because you will not find yourself in a section of the park without an age appropriate place for fun!
The water park area also has cabanas available for families. The cabanas provided for a nice place to rest from the sun or even for little ones (and big ones) to take a bit of a nap. If you plan on being at the park a full day, it may be nice to rent a cabana. The cabanas have mini refrigerators and fans. Nice! However, be warned that they are popular and you may need to reserve one well ahead of your visit!
Holiday World does have several shows throughout the day. Santa makes some appearances and has a couple of story times each day. Even though my daughter is at that age where she is wondering about Santa, she was still in awe when she saw him in the park. If you have little ones, be sure to check for the times of the show! How magical to see Santa in the middle of July! In addition to the Santa story time, Holiday World does have several other shows throughout the park. The diving show looked particularly intriguing for those who love theatrics!
Tip: Check the show schedules when you begin your day so that you can plan your visit around the shows that you would like to see.
The Food:
When I first researched for our visit to Holiday World, I was immediately impressed by the food selection. Most parks are the same old, same old. This is not really the case at Holiday World. You will definitely find your old time favorites--my husband had to have his funnel cake in the 4th of July section. (The funnel cake was great, by the way!) However, you will be pleasantly surprised to note that Thanksgiving actually has a real Thanksgiving dinner. Although it is served buffet style, it was still a nice surprise! We enjoyed Thanksgiving dinner in May while we were at the park. We were a little bummed that we were full from our Thanksgiving meal, though---we missed out on some delicious-smelling BBQ!
Another thing I like--Holiday World has supplied allergen information on their website. Couple this with the nutritional information provided and you can make some sound food choices when you go to the park. (However, do recommend researching before your trip.)
A truly family park:
A family park through and through, Holiday World is not just paying lip service by calling itself a truly family park. The ability for visitors to celebrate their favorite holidays even though it may technically be months away gives the experience a warm, family feel. Plus, Holiday World has free soda and sunscreen. The free soda stations (which also include lemonade and water) are a breeze to find and are located throughout the park. So, no being caught in the middle of the park on a hot day with no beverages! Plus, you do not have to worry about toting bottles everywhere. The sunscreen is located in the water park as well as Holidogs Funtown in 4th of July. OK, parents--who has not found themselves at an outdoor venue without sunscreen! I love this perk! Another cool thing--there are lockers near rides that will not permit you to carry bags. Let's face it--parents are often loaded down with bags! Plus, the lockers are free. Also, you cannot walk around in your bathing suit in the Holiday World section of the park. The park does have staff members that gently remind people wandering to Holiday World from Splashin' Safari to change before entering Holiday World.
Tip: Organize your day around Splashin' Safari's open hours. With a little planning, you will be able to ride the Holiday World attractions dry!
Final Impressions:
Holiday World and Splashin' Safari provided the escape we were looking for. We had a blast on the rides and enjoyed the uniqueness of the holiday themes. We loved that we did not have to worry about porting around water bottles--water and other drinks were easily accessible at all times. The park is set up with plenty of place to move around, so you never feel packed in. There are rides for everyone--big and small, young and old. Plus, there are attractions for little ones throughout the park, not just in one section. We were definitely all smiles when we left after a day of fun and would love to go back!
We received a complimentary visit for the purpose of facilitating this review. No compensation was received. All opinions are 100% my own.
Free unlimited soft drinks (or water/powerade), free sunscreen, free parking. The only thing you have to buy here is tickets to get in and sovieners and if you want to play games. This is the best deal for families on a budget. One admission price gets you into both parks (the water park and amusement park). Wonderful rides too! Our kids love it here!
This is my favorite park to go to in the summer. I have been many times over the years and it never gets old. the rides are great, the place is clean and neat.
I love the free drinks and sunscreen...one can never have enough of those. :)
People are kind and helpful. and its not too crowded where you waste to much time in line! and the water park is a MUST! :)
we visted this last summer and had a great time. I think its great that they offer the free softdrinks all the time! We had lunch there and found that the prices were really awesome comparted to lunch at other parks. The lines are also short (we went mid July). Another great thing is that they have something to do for all ages my 2-year old loved it.
Yes its holiday themed in parts which is kinda weird in the summer, but the kids LOVE it. So much fun and so many free extras you cant help but to fall in love with the place! Free soda? Free sunscreen? Yes please. Really planned with a family in mind! Attractions, shows, things to look at. What better to do on a summer day?
Holiday Word is so much fun, so many rides to have fun with and tons of great eating places. The water park is great with all their new rides and the wave pool is to much fun. I love roller coasters and they have some of the best. I also love their free drinks and free sunscreen to, you can't beat free drinks. This is a great place to go for a family or for just a group of friends to. You can't go wrong with Holiday World.
We can't say enough about Holiday World! Everything about it makes it an incredible family outing. The park offers several roller coasters (all wooden) for those who enjoy that kind of thing. Many of their roller coasters are rated some of the best in the world in different categories (length, speed, thrill, etc.)
They also have several 'kiddie rides' for those bringing little ones along.
Their water park is comparable to that of many other larger parks around and now features a water coaster, the midwest's only! The park is well spaced out, so it doesn't seem packed, but nothing seems 'too far' away.
Even grandparents have been known to enjoy the food and little knick knack stores (similar to Silver Dollar City in Branson, MO).
The theme of the park says it all, you get all of the holidays at holiday world. You can by Christmas ornaments and even see Santa Claus daily in Christmas land, you can eat a full Thanksgiving dinner (that rivals grandmas) in the thanksgiving part of the park, and Halloween is equipped with eerie music playing through its quarters.
On top of all else, food is just as affordable as eating at a fast food restaurant nearby (and is better quality) and soft drinks are free... not just with meals, all day long! (And you probably won't have to wait in much of a line to get one... you feel your own cup in their 'oasis', which are scattered in several places all around the park.)
Great value! Very clean! Lots of fun!
This was a great little theme park! It's a little smaller than a six flags, but it's also cheaper, and more family friendly. It's kind of in the middle of nowhere, but worth a drive of an hour or two. There are plenty of rides for young and old alike, and the lines are short enough that if your kids are too young to ride one you want to ride, you can take turns with your spouse! There are also free fountain drinks and sunscreen- nice perks especially on a hot summer day!
This was a great family park. There were rides for everyone. There were also some shows to enjoy. For one price we also got to go to the waterpark. This was a very nice park. We loved that we could decide how long and when to go do rides vs waterpark. The staff was nice and the park was clean. Free soft drinks all day. Yes free. I do wish the park was not so far away from everything. We had to drive a long way to eat after leaving park if we didn't want Subway. Great value.
Holiday World is a wonderful, family-friendly park in Southern Indiana. One of their best features is that you get two parks (the amusement park and the water park) for one price. The water park alone is worth the price, as they have slides, thrill rides and a water coaster in addition to more kid-friendly water stuff. They also offer a "Heroes Discount" for for military (past and present), firefighters, police and EMS.
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Josh M.wrote a review of Burton Cable Lock on February 24, 2014
Does what it's intended to do...
Familiarity: I've used it several times
...just don't have unrealistic expectations. This isn't going to stop someone with the sole intention of stealing a board from stealing your board. I cheap pair of snips, or even a strong amount of force will break this thing.
It WILL provide a deterrence, and it will prevent some punk kid from stealing your board on a whim (no one has cutters with them on a whim).
Would I buy it again? Probably not. I bought it b/c I was only a few bucks away from free shipping, so the price difference between this and shipping on my order was negligible. It is lightweight, unobtrusive, so you really don't know it's there. I used it a few times. For what it set me back, I'm happy with it.
But I would not recommend getting this as a "lock it and forget it" solution. Always be somewhere where you can at least have eyes on your board.


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The American Family Association's Bryan Fischer wasted no time when it came to chiming in on George Zimmerman's acquittal over the weekend, drawing an unlikely link between the case and the U.S. Supreme Court's rulings on the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) and Prop 8 last month.
Fischer, whose anti-gay declarations have become a near-weekly staple of his radio show, tweeted:
For example of injustice, don't look at Zimmerman. Look at what Supreme Court did on DOMA, Prop 8. There's your travesty.
Fischer's support of Zimmerman has been apparent on Twitter for some time. Earlier in the weekend, he noted:
Watching the prosecutor: has a smile on her face. Looks like SHE knows justice has been done.
He also added:
Defense attorney is absolutely right: this was not a civil rights case, it was a self-defense case.


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Gates Talks Up XML, Prepares XP
The Microsoft Chairman said on Tuesday at the Professional Developers Conference that XML Web services and Visual Studio .Net will drive next innovation wave.LOS ANGELES - As expected, Microsoft Corp. Chairman and Chief Software Architect Bill Gates announced the general availability of the one and only release candidate for Visual Studio .Net, and the .Net Framework, which were "pretty much ready to go" and which would be final before the year-end. In a keynote address here at the companys Professional Developers Conference on Tuesday morning, Gates also announced the extension of .Net to smart devices, unveiling the technology preview for the Smart Device Extensions for Visual Studio .Net and the Microsoft .Net Compact Framework.
In addition, he told the several thousand developers in attendance about the availability of a range of software development kits including, the .Net My Services SDK, .Net Alerts SDK, the Tablet PC SDK, the .Net Compact Framework SDK and the .Net Speech SDK which will allow developers to seamlessly embed speech enhancements into existing and new HTML, XHTML and XML Web applications.
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Posted by Anonymous on Sunday, November 10, 2013 at 10:01pm.
easiest? Discect
clearly? DNA sequencing
effective? DNA sequecing
What is the answer?
Answer should be B
need correct answer2
I'm doing this lesson right now and I don't know it either, but I will type down the answer even if your done with it lol. But for other people who need help I guess :P
3. A. Sequence the same gene in both species to compare similarity.
4. C. Vestigal
3. A. Sequence the same gene in both species to compare similarity.
4. C. Vestigal
I just did the test myself :P hope this helps to anybody out there!!!
This lesson is : Evidence of Evolution
1.) Which of the following explains why the a bone in a bird's wing is homologous to a bone in a lizard's front leg?
ANSWER: D = the two species have a common ancestor
2.) A portion of the amino acid sequence of an enzyme taken from several other organisms. Place them in order from most closely related to the worm to most distantly related to the worm.
3.) A = Sequence the same gene in both species to compare their similarity.
4.) C = Vestigial
I got a 4/4 100%
believe me I'm not lying like some other people do and so these are all the answers for the test if any one els needs help. Have a nice day now
thank you guys much
thanks Amanda I got a 100%
Amanda is right!!!
thanks amanda you rock!!!!!!!
Amanda has the correct answers
Silverman, if you are a teacher, you should know proper grammar.
Also, please no text walls.
Last thing is that you can not change things on the automated system, you can only do that with essays and tests.
pluse why are you on here? Silverman
um Mrs silverman why are you on this cheating website then? U can't sue because someone gave away an answer.
Mrs.Silverman if you are a teacher then why are you on this site. Are you cheating also??? Becuase if you come to this site then u must be cheating also right ..... Nice try.. Us kids are smarted then you think. WE ARE NOT STUPID. You might think that we are but we are not sorry but not sorry.So you can Sue this website or anyone else and so just leave this site and go on with your business... Because you are cheating yourself...... If i am right then plz comment You go girl and my name...... Thanks Mea
Alot of kids come on this site and need help with there school work and if you can't deal with that then don't come on the website...
Bless you Amanda
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"The larger companies like Sharp have the advantage when it comes to economies of scale, relationships with suppliers, research and development budgets, and cash to grow market share. We like Sharp because the company is the largest Japanese solar battery producer and passes Portfolio 21's strict sustainability criteria."
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"They don't have the size and scale to obtain mindshare with component suppliers, or with contract manufacturers. They want the same command, control and continuity of their supply chains they enjoy with their North American or Western European operations."
"When I started doing this stuff in the '70s, a lot of creditors were suppliers who needed [the filer] as much as he needed them."
"It's challenging for everyone. Whenever Wal-Mart scales back, it is hard for suppliers to be flexible enough to respond quickly. The volumes are big."
"This is definitely an area that frustrates suppliers when they're asked for complete materials composition. Suppliers have expressed concerns about giving away their secret sauce, so some of them are listing 2 [percent] to 4 percent of their content as proprietary. They simply won't tell you want that is."
"We consider Lear to be a role model for all suppliers. They are recognized as a GM Supplier of the Year because they exceeded our expectations in 2005. Lear is one of the best in the world and we thank them for their hard work and commitment to helping make GM vehicles the best in the world."
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Red Wine Risotto With Duck and Garlicky Mushrooms
|2 Tablespoon
|1 , finely chopped
|2 , finely chopped
|Celery sticks
|2 , finely chopped
|3 Clove (15 gm), crushed
|Sprig thyme
|Risotto rice
|10 Ounce (300 Gram)
|Red wine
|1⁄2 Pint (300 Milliliter)
|Chicken stock
|2 1⁄2 Pint (1.4 Liter)
|6 Ounce, shredded (175 Gram, Use Leftover)
|Chestnut mushrooms
|200 Gram, sliced
|Flat leaf parsley
|1 Cup (16 tbs), chopped
MAKING 1.In a wide saucepan, heat butter.
2.Add onions, celery and carrots to it.
3.Cover the pan with a lid and cook for around 10 minutes.
4.Add two third of garlic and fry for atleast a minute.
5.Add rice and thyme to the mixture and stir.
6.Put the wine in the pan and cook till it evaporates.
7.Add the stock and stir well.
8.Keep the heat medium so that the stock flavor infuse well in the rice.
9.Once the rice appear to be creamy, remove the pan from the heat.
10.Add the duck to the pan and cover.
11.In another pan, heat butter and add mushrooms.
12.Fry the mushrooms until golden.
13.Put the remaining one third garlic to mushrooms and cook.
14.Season the mushroom mixture.
15.Pour the mushrooms on the risotto and garnish it with parsley.
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size
Calories 1150 Calories from Fat 296
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 33 g51.1%
Saturated Fat 14.1 g70.4%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 118.3 mg39.4%
Sodium 1007.2 mg42%
Total Carbohydrates 154 g51.4%
Dietary Fiber 5.8 g23.2%
Sugars 26.7 g
Protein 36 g72.5%
Vitamin A 268.3% Vitamin C 102.5%
Calcium 14% Iron 43.7%
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how can I get all three years of study completed by the mocks? I don't know how to set myself up with a good study timetable that I will be able to do each week. any tips?
It kind of depends on how much is left of your course, I recently that you have about 7 to 8 chapters left from each if your subjects. What you should do is that you should read a chapter of each book each day and then practise questions from your book the next day, but reading a chapter could take up to 3 days but it kinda depends on how much you study each day. After you Finnish each chapter, practise exam papers. One best peace of advise I could give you is try to stay ahead of all your classes. Hope this helps :)
Sorry I meant I reckon that you have about 7 to 8 chapters left.
No problem ;)
I would argue that the most important thing you can do to prepare for exams is to continue to complete homework and study for each class test! If you have free time in the evenings after this is done, by all means, tackle a chapter to further your study! Good luck!
Miss Gillespie... I think you are a teacher at my school, adamstown community college.
I would follow the exam papers as in some questions you can opt for certain sections instead of doing the whole course. In history for example, you can do 2 out of the 4 topics of history of Ireland in the 1900s, social change, world wars or miscellaneous. If you go through exam papers, you'll notice for a good few of them thta you can leave out parts of your course so you can really focus on others saving you time
I'm not actually @hamzamughees but i hope you found my advice helpful :)


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Caffey's late bucket gives Long Beach State win over Cal Poly
It was so typical. In the waning minutes of Thursday night's Big West Conference game between Long Beach State and Cal Poly, the two opponents traded baskets, back and forth, building the intensity with each change of the lead. With The Beach down two, Mike Caffey grabbed an offensive rebound and found Tyler Lamb for a three. Then a Caffey jumper made the lead four. And then it disappeared...
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Long Beach State rallies, beats Xavier 73-70
ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) -- Mike Caffey scored 24 points, Tyler Lamb added 16, and Long Beach State rallied to beat Xavier 73-70 on Sunday to place third in the Wooden Legacy tournament. Temidayo Yussuf scored 15, Branford Jones 13 and the 49ers (4-4) shot 10 of 22 from distance, but were outrebounded 44-39. Matt Stainbrook scored 19 and grabbed 12 rebounds for Xavier (5-2), which lost...
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Big West playing home to high-major transfers
Tyler Lamb wasn't quite sure what he was looking for in a basketball program, but he knew what he had at UCLA wasn't it. The guard out of Ontario, Calif. knew what he wanted in terms of basketball: He wanted a system that allowed players to play open and free, one that would allow for "basketball anticipation." Ben Howland's rigid x's and o's system wasn't working for the shooter...
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Lamb, Caffey lead LBSU past Cal Poly 74-65
Tyler Lamb scored 19 points and Mike Caffey added 18 more as Long Beach State beat Cal Poly 74-65 Saturday night. After Michael Bolden's 3 with 14:46 remaining pulled Cal Poly (9-15, 5-6 Big West) within one, Lamb scored eight straight, including back-to-back 3-pointers, to open up a 47-38 LBSU lead. Cal Poly trimmed its deficit to three just 1:12 later but would get no closer...
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February 16, 2014 | Discuss
Long Beach State over UC Riverside 88-76
Tyler Lamb scored 23 points with three assists and four steals as Long Beach State defeated UC Riverside 88-76 on Saturday night. A.J. Spencer added 17 points and five assists for the 49ers (10-13, 6-3 Big West). Travis Hammonds came off the bench to score 13 points and grab six rebounds. Long Beach State went 19-8 to start and led 58-48 at the break. The Highlanders kept it close...
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Long Beach St edges Cal Poly 63-62
Tyler Lamb netted 20 points and grabbed 9 rebounds and Long Beach State survived a Cal Poly comeback, winning 63-62 on Saturday night. Dan Jennings was big on the boards grabbing 11 while scoring 10 points for the 49ers. Long Beach State (6-12, 2-2 Big West) executed a 19-2 run to take the lead 26-19 and eventually a 32-29 halftime lead. The Mustangs fell behind by double digits...
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January 19, 2014 | Discuss
Long Beach St outlasts MSU-Billings 82-75
Tyler Lamb scored 29 points in helping Long Beach State come from behind and defeat Montana State University-Billings 82-75 on Saturday. Lamb shot 9 of 17 from the field and made four 3-pointers while Mike Caffey and A.J. Spencer added 19 points each for Long Beach State, which improved from shooting just 28 percent in the first half to 42 percent at game end. Long Beach State...
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Tyler Lamb goes beast mode in Long Beach State debut
The last time Tyler Lamb faced USC, he was wearing Bruin blue. On Thursday night he made his debut in black and gold as his 49ers faced the Trojans at the Walter Pyramid in Long Beach. But the feeling was still the same. "I've been through a lot with USC," Lamb said. "I've only lost to them once since I've been in college and I want to keep it that way." His 20 points aided significantly...
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Tyler Lamb comes up big in Long Beach State debut
The last time Tyler Lamb faced USC, he was wearing Bruin blue. Thursday night he made his debut in black and gold as his 49ers faced the Trojans at the Walter Pyramid in Long Beach. But the feeling was still the same. "I've been through a lot with USC," Lamb said. "I've only lost to them once since I've been in college and I want to keep it that way." His 20 points aided significantly...
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49ers notch big win vs. USC
Long Beach State head coach Dan Monson started off his postgame press conference by saying the game between The Beach and USC wasn't make-or-break for either team. The game had no implications other than a tally in a win or loss column, but it had a much bigger meaning for Long Beach. In front of a packed crowd of 4,410, the 49ers weathered a USC comeback for a thrilling 72-71 victory...
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Autumn's Supermarket Secrets
Wed Oct 30, 9-10pm, BBC2
Put aside those Sweeney Todd ideas at once – no mystery meats are exposed here. Rather, it's gentle reassurance backed up with indisputable facts from reasonable people. And although Gregg's bolshy enthusiasm can border on the OTT ('if the supermarkets considered it,' he asks the poor pie chef, 'would you consider making a pie without horse?'), this enthusiasm is much needed. 'Supermarket Secrets' is packed with good-to-know information, but can't quite overcome a base blandness that lacks the kick to make it more than just good for our health.


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Arrowtown Luxury
Nestled away in one of Queenstown's most exclusive and private locations, Arrowtown Luxury is the quintessential luxurious escape. Located only five minutes from this historic town you're in close proximity to the restaurants, cafes and shops.
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Simply fantastic house for a fantastic stay. A real treasure hidden in the stunning nature of Central Otago. Consisting of 5 comfortable bedrooms and 3 modern bathrooms, it's an ideal retreat for an extended family or a group of 10.
Cozy living room together with beautiful kitchen and dining area, all designed in white, open onto the ample partially shaded deck and provide a perfect flow of interior and exterior. Little heaven awaits children in the media room furnished with TV, library and foosball.
This impressive holiday rental includes a large courtyard garden, tennis court, swimming pool, Jacuzzi, sauna and BBQ. Being nearby Millbrook and The Hills Golf Course - that's if you can ever be tempted to leave this great property!
Dirección física
Arrowtown Luxury, Hogans Gully Road, Arrowtown, Queenstown, New Zealand.
Horario de apertura
- Horario comercial:
- 24/7
- Meses de funcionamiento:
- Todos los meses del año
Instalaciones y características
- BBQ Facility
- Children Welcome
- Sky - communal
- Spa Pool
- Swimming Pool
- Proximidad con el pueblo:
- 5 min drive to Arrowtown
- Cantidad de habitaciones:
- 5
Precios y condiciones
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●3-axis gyroscopic flybarless system to simulate the stability of
mechanical flybar system, yet at the same time achieving agile 3D
●Utilizes Silicon Micro Machine (SMM) sensors for excellent stability.
●12 bit processors providing ultra high resolution, resulting in highly
precise controls
●Software upgradable through PC interface adapter (sold separately)
●Simplistic setup process without the need of external devices. Setup is
done through 5 steps and 2 sensitivity adjustments. Rudder setup is
identical to GP780 gyro, minimizing learning curve.
●Flybarless system dramatically improves 3D power output and efficiency,
resulting in reduced fuel or electricity consumption.
●Highly sensitive gyroscopic sensors combined with advanced control
detection routine providing higher hovering and aerobatic stability than
other flybarless system.
●Suitable for all CCPM and mechanical mixing system.
●Comaptible with helicopter of all sizes from T-Rex 250 to T-Rex 700.
●Innovative Pitch Gau as an aid to facilitate pitch adjustments.
●High frame rate signal output for faster and higher precision servo
●Capable to operate between 3V to 8.4V, compatible with high voltage
●Small footprint, light weight, minimalists and reliable design.●Suitable Voltage Range:DC 3V~8.4V
●Current Comsumption:<80mA @ 4.8V
●Flip and Roll rate detection speed: :±300degrees/sec
●Rudder rate detection speed:±500degrees/sec
●Sensor resolution: 12bit
●Operating temperatur:0℃~65℃
●Operating humidity:0%~95%
●RoHS certified
Control box:42x26.5x14.5mm
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Lot 85: Robert McVittie, Canadian (1935 - 2002), Fishing Boats Coming Through a Pass, oil on canvas, 16 x 24 in. (40.6 x 61 cm)
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Nature's Revenge: Tunes For A Vengeful Planet
Photo illustration by John Seaborn Gray
We like to think of the planet we live on as "Mother" Earth, a caring, nurturing parent figure who we thoughtlessly abuse. Well, we at Rocks Off don't know if you've noticed, but Mom ain't exactly helpless. In fact, sometimes she seems less like a benevolent hippie goddess and more like a PMS-ing Old Testament deity. Every year she kills a bunch of us with hurricanes, mudslides, tsunamis, earthquakes, and other "natural" disasters that are little more than a shrug of the shoulders for her, yet can have repercussions that last hundreds of years to us puny humans. Hell, right now Mother Earth has one of her little magma spouts spewing ash all over Europe for no good reason. From Iceland! Jesus, we thought we could trust Iceland. It just goes to show, you can't get too comfortable with this floating ball of dirt and fire we zip around the sun on. Sure, she may be the only reason any of us are here, but that doesn't mean she has to like us. So Happy Earth Day, now here are some tunes from a vengeful planet.
Skinny Puppy, "Nature's Revenge"
You can never be too sure with Skinny Puppy, but this seems to be a song about the Earth's weather more or less turning on us... or at the very least could certainly be interpreted as such. There are multitude ways nature could take revenge upon us, but that's the only one that's concretely alluded to in the song's lyrics. Kind of a shame, really, but Skinny Puppy have always been more about hissing vague threats than painting clear, stark images. It's what gives them such a killer atmosphere. ("Killer atmosphere," get it?)
Andrew VanWyngarden & Ethan Leinwand, "Supervolcano"
We mentioned the Iceland volcano earlier (whose name, for safety reasons, you should neither attempt to read nor pronounce), but that's nothing compared to what's going to eventually happen when the gargantuan caldera beneath Yellowstone National Park pops. Or, you know, one of the other four supervolcanoes which could explode any day now and doom us all. Andrew VanWyngarden of MGMT learned of these boiling hot pools of inevitable death in his Earth & Environmental Science class and composed a peppy, silly, upbeat song about it with one of his friends. It's really quite bad, yet way more entertaining than anything on MGMT's new album.Next Page
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Using his head: Athletic director takes step to protect football team from brain trauma
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Leveraged financing, over investment, and boom-bust cycles
It has long been argued in the history of economic thought that over investment through highly leveraged borrowing under elastic credit supply may generate large boom-bust business cycles. This paper rationalizes this idea in a dynamic general equilibrium model with infinitely lived rational agents. It shows that dynamic interactions between strong asset-accumulation motives (based on habit formation on the borrower side) and elastic credit supply (based on collateralized lending on the lender side) generate a multiplier-accelerator mechanism that can transform a one-time technological innovation into large and long-lasting boom-bust cycles. Such cycles share many features in common to investment bubbles observed in the history (such as the IT bubble in the 1990s and the 2000s housing bubble).
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I'm sure I'd be no help in identifying it, Bonnie, but would love to see the pics. anyway. please? :-)
Melody, IA (Z 5/4)
"The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious."
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To: firstname.lastname@example.com
Date: Thu, 19 Aug 2004 00:32:47 -0400
Subject: RE: [CHAT] Ia St Fair NOW Monarch Larvae-Now onto another caterpiller all together...
I "caught" a very LARGE caterpillar coming down out of one of the elms
in
the front yard. I have photos if anyone is interested and would
like to
take a shot at what the related butterfly/moth might
be.

The caterpillar was that soft lime green of a luna moth, with
spots on its
body that were an iridescent blue & yellows.

Blessings,
Bonnie (SW OH - zone 5)

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Subject: RE: [CHAT] Ia St Fair NOW Monarch
Larvae

Have not had the wildlife I usually do here this year. But
the weather
has also been very strange too.

I believe one of
my neighbors is really responsible tho... found a
number of dead
rabbits near my pond this season. Thinking someone has
put out
something to control the population.:( They better hope I
never
figure out who it is.

Donna
Chemical free here
too!

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>
>
> Last week I had them all over my
Asclepias. There seemed to be one on
> every
> leaf of a number of
plants. I am looking forward to the babies. I
have
> so
> many
butterflies, dragon flies, bees and humming birds it's hard
to
pull
> grass without bumping into them. :-) I have not used any
poison of
any
> kind in
> the 7+ years I have lived here, and I
have no pests -- except for
those
> orange
> aphids that get on
the Asclepias every year. They don't appear to
damage
> the
plants, and they don't stay long.
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Die Systeme der öffentlichen Finanzen in Ländern mit unterschiedlichen Wirtschaftsordnungen: Bundesrepublik Deutschland, DDR und Jugoslawien
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- Soltwedel, Rüdiger & Busch, Axel & Groß, Alexander & Laaser, Claus-Friedrich, 1986. "Deregulierungspotentiale in der Bundesrepublik," Open Access Publications from Kiel Institute for the World Economy 1078, Kiel Institute for the World Economy (IfW).
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Integrated Pest Management for Potato Production
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Integrated pest management (IPM) is an environmentally responsible and economical way to protect a crop. It is a management intensive approach that uses several different tools to control pests. A combination of biological, chemical, cultural, physical, and genetic tools are used to minimize risks to the environment and public health as well as result in a quality, economoically produced crop.
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It's no secret where Wes Bentley disappeared to after his success at age 21 in "American Beauty." The actor struggled with an addiction to drugs like heroin that caused him to miss out on a big chunk of his film career and led to the end of his relationship with his then-wife Jennifer Quanz.
In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Bentley opens up about his drug addiction that led him to pass on work with directors like Christopher Nolan, Tim Burton, Tony Scott and Ang Lee. Fortunately those opportunities aren't gone for good, as Bentley recently landed a role in Nolan's upcoming "Interstellar."
"I put up such a wall that I didn't even go and meet with these great directors whom I respected and admired so much," Bentley says of the decade he lost to drug addiction.
"The Hunger Games" actor cleaned up his act in 2009 and got sober. "I've been given this second chance, and I'm going to do everything I can with it," he says. "And with Chris Nolan giving me an opportunity, I'm working with people that I can really learn from."
He adds of what he'd like to do going forward, "I would definitely love to do a straight-up comedy, like a Judd Apatow movie [or] the whole Seth Rogen group. I love the Coen brothers' sense of humor. … For so many years, I took everything so seriously. Life could have been a lot more fun."
Fortunately Bentley has another exciting project on the horizon: he landed the lead role in Ryan Murphy's "Open."


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Alumnus Mike Wirth has been named vice chairman of Chevron Corporation effective Feb. 1, 2017.
Former ChE professor Ronald E. West passed away May 23 after a long battle with Waldenstrom's macroglobulinemia, a rare lymphoma.
Alumna Tara Lovestead, who earned her PhD in chemical engineering in 2004, has won a 2016 Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE).
Congratulations to ChBE alumnus Nicholas Sandoval, who has accepted a position as assistant professor in Tulane's Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering. Nich earned his B.S.
CU Boulder alumnus Mike McAtee wasn't particularly interested in science as a high school student at Columbine High School.
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Joshua Mabry (PhD ChemEngr '15) was selected as one of four finalists for EMD Millipore's 2015 Life Science Award in Bioseparations.
Danielle Benoit (PhD ChemEngr'06), a former doctorate student under the advisement of Professor Kristi Anseth, was chosen by the Cellular and Molecular
ChBE alumnae Jia Wei Chew has received Singapore's highest accolade for youth, the 2015 Singapore Youth Award (SYA).