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Post subject: *** 2013 NFL Mock Draft - 2 Rounds - Updated 2/18 ***
Round 1:
1. Kansas City Chiefs - Geno Smith, QB
I still think at the end of the day the Chiefs will take a QB with the #1 overall pick. Geno Smith is and probably will be the top QB.
2. Jacksonville Jaguars - Jarvis Jones, DE/OLB
The Jaguars must upgrade the pass rush. They could take Star to eat up blockers in the middle but instead I think they will take one of the pure pass rushers. As long as Jones' spinal stenosis doesn't worry the Jags he should be the pick here.
3. Oakland Raiders - Star Lotulelei, DT/NT
If Star is available I think he's the pick. He fills one of their biggest needs and he seems like a Raiders type player to me.
4. Philadelphia Eagles - Luke Joeckel, OT
I think the Eagles will strongly consider Joeckel if he is there. They need offensive line help and he may be the BPA. If Jason Peters returns and is fine he can move back to RT where he started his career.
5. Detroit Lions - Bjoern Werner, DE
The Lions usually take the BPA which could be Werner in this scenario. They also need to replace KVB who they just cut.
6. Cleveland Browns - Damontre Moore, DE/OLB
If the Browns are going to move to a 3/4 they need the personnel to make the switch. That might require taking a rush linebacker in the draft.
7. Arizona Cardinals - Matt Barkley, QB
I'm back to giving the Cardinals a QB. Cards fans will probably not like it, but I think its a strong possibility. Arians may want to bring in his own guy. Barkley was once project as the #1 overall pick, so maybe Bruce can bring that potential back out of him.
8. Buffalo Bills - Mike Glennon, QB
The Bills need a new QB. They have been reported to like Glennon, so I would't be surprised if he was the pick.
9. New York Jets - Barkevious Mingo, DE/OLB
The Jets could look for a pass rusher with this pick. I've come off my belief that the Jets will take a QB.
10. Tennessee Titans - Sharrif Floyd, DT
Floyd has done a lot for himself in the pre-draft process and has moved up a lot. He is now a potential top 10 pick. The Titans need a DT next to Casey so they could consider him.
11. San Diego Chargers - Eric Fisher, OT
The Chargers will most likely be considering an o-lineman early in this draft. They need a lot of help there. I think Eric Fisher could go a lot higher than this but in this version of my mock he falls to here.
12. Miami Dolphins - Dee Milliner, CB
The Dolphins will most likely consider Milliner if he is still on the board. Every year the player I want the Bucs to pick goes 1 or 2 spots before us so this makes perfect sense that it would happen.
13. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Lane Johnson, OT
The Bucs need CB help badly but if Milliner is gone I don't see them taking Rhodes or Banks with the #13 overall pick. Possibly in a trade down but since I rarely predict trades in my mocks I will mock mock them another pick here. The Bucs could look at Lane Johnson if this was the scenario on draft day. He could take over at RT or eventually at LT.
14. Carolina Panthers - Keenan Allen, WR
I think the Panthers could surprise with a pick like this. They need to give Newton another weapon on offense besides Steve Smith, who is starting to get up there in age. Allen could be groomed to be their #1 WR and Cam's biggest target for the future.
15. New Orleans Saints - Dion Jordan, DE/OLB
The Saints could look for defensive help in the draft. If they are going to switch to a 3/4 they will need personnel to make that switch. They could look to take a rush linebacker in this draft.
16. St. Louis Rams - Kenny Vaccaro, S
I think the Rams will look for defensive help in the draft. Vaccaro might not make it to their next pick so if they want him they might have to take him with their earlier pick.
17. Pittsburgh Steelers - Ezekiel Ansah, DE/OLB
The Steelers could look for defensive help in this draft. Ansah may be able to stand up and play rush linebacker or he may fit better as a 3/4 DE. Either way the Steelers will find a way to utilize him.
18. Dallas Cowboys - Chance Warmack, OG
The Cowboys need interior offensive line help. They don't typically draft offensive lineman in the first round, but they broke that a few years ago with Tyron Smith and could do it again here if Warmack is available.
19. New York Giants - DJ Fluker, OL
The Giants may be looking for o-line help. Their o-line used to be one of their staples but it has fallen off recently. Fluker can probably play tackle or guard so he offers some versatility.
20. Chicago Bears - Jonathan Cooper, OG
The Bears need offensive line help badly. They need to protect Cutler and Marc Trestman being a QB guy I'm sure understands the important of keeping your QB on the field and standing upright.
21. Cincinnati Bengals - Alec Ogletree, LB
The Bengals need a linebacker and if Ogletree is available, I think he could be the pick. He has been in trouble with off the field issues and recently got a DUI which should move him up on the Bengals draft board.
22. St. Louis Rams
(From Washington)
- Sheldon Richardson, DT
The Rams could be looking for another DT to play next to Brockers.
23. Minnesota Vikings - Cordarrelle Patterson, WR
Patterson just seems like he belongs on the Vikings. I wouldn't be surprised if it came to fruition on draft day.
24. Indianapolis Colts - Larry Warford, OG
The Colts need to provide Andrew Luck with better protection. They should consider taking an o-lineman with their only pick in the first 2 rounds.
25. Seattle Seahawks - Johnathan Hankins, DT
The Seahawks could be looking for interior d-line help. There are a few DTs that could go in the first round so I'm sure one will be available.
26. Green Bay Packers - DeAndre Hopkins, WR
The Packers could consider taking a WR, especially if they lose Greg Jennings. They've been injured at the position and it wouldn't hurt to provide Rodgers with another weapon.
27. Houston Texans - Barrett Jones, OL
Barrett Jones could provide good depth at every position on the o-line for the Texans.
28. Denver Broncos - Kevin Minter, LB
The Broncos are most likely going to be looking for a new ILB.
29. New England Patriots - Robert Woods, WR
I could see the Patriots taking Robert Woods. He was once projected to go top 5, he has fallen due to a poor season. But the Patriots like to take players that have fallen from a once very high ranking and return them to top form.
30. Atlanta Falcons - Alex Okafor, DE
The Falcons could be looking for d-line help. I think they will take the best DT or DE available. That may be Okafor in this scenario.
31. San Francisco 49ers - Matt Elam, S
The 49ers could look for depth at certain places. Safety is one place where some depth wouldn't hurt.
32. Baltimore Ravens - Manti Te'o, LB
The Ravens need to find Ray Lewis' replacement in this draft. Te'o could be considered if he is available. They still have a strong clubhouse and have overlooked off the field issues before.
Round 2:
33. Jacksonville Jaguars - Desmond Trufant, CB
The Jaguars need secondary help badly. That could mean taking a CB or a safety, or both. Trufant could go in the first round, so this is good value for the Jags.
34. Kansas City Chiefs - Tavon Austin, WR
The Chiefs will look to grab a compliment to their QB if they take a QB #1 overall. They may look at WR like Austin. He already has chemistry with Geno Smith so they would have a step ahead of any other QB-WR pairs starting in the league for the first time.
35. Philadelphia Eagles - Jonathan Cyprien, S
The Eagles need safety help badly and it could be addressed within the first few rounds.
36. Detroit Lions - Xavier Rhodes, CB
The Lions like taking BPA which could be Rhodes in this scenario. Rhodes could go as high as #13 to the Bucs.
37. Cincinnati Bengals
(From Oakland)
- Justin Hunter, WR
Wide receiver isn't a huge need for the Bengals, but they need a true #2 to play opposite of AJ Green. The other WRs are more of slot/WR3 types so taking someone like Hunter wouldn't be a terrible idea. Since they have 3 picks in the first two rounds they can afford a luxury pick like this.
38. Arizona Cardinals - Dallas Thomas, OL
The Cardinals should look for offensive line help to protect their new QB.
39. Tennessee Titans - Sam Montgomery, DE
The Titans could look for a DE in addition to a DT. There are a lot of pass rushers in this draft so at least one has to fall out of the first round.
40. New York Jets - Arthur Brown, LB
The Jets may be looking for an ILB in addition to an OLB.
41. Buffalo Bills - Terrance Williams, WR
The Bills need to take someone to compliment Stevie Johnson. They have nothing at WR besides him. They also get a new weapon for their QB.
42. Miami Dolphins - Datone Jones, DE/DT
The Dolphins could look for front 7 help as well. Jones may be a good fit for their defensive scheme since he can play DE in a 3/4 or 4/3.
43. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Johnthan Banks, CB
And the Bucs still get a CB that can help them immediately and they didn't have to reach on him in round 1. There are a lot of quality CBs that could go rounds 1-2 so I would advocate for them waiting until this pick to take one unless Milliner is available at 13 or they trade back.
44. Carolina Panthers - Eric Reid, S
The Panthers need safety help so they could consider someone like Reid with this pick.
45. San Diego Chargers - Logan Ryan, CB
The Chargers could be looking for a CB in this draft. There are a few that should go in round 2 so at least one of them should be available here.
46. St. Louis Rams - Tyler Eifert, TE
O-line is a strong possibility here but Jeff Fisher doesn't like taking o-lineman early. Therefore I think they could look elsewhere. Since they have a lot of WRs they may look to provide Bradford with a new weapon at the TE position.
47. Dallas Cowboys - Tyler Wilson, QB
I think the Cowboys could surprise everyone during the draft and take a QB. Especially if one like Wilson falls to them in round 2.
48. Pittsburgh Steelers - Jesse Williams, NT
The Steelers could be looking for a NT in this draft. They could take Jesse Williams with their first round pick, but I think he might be available at this pick, or at least one of the NTs will be.
49. New York Giants - Khaseem Greene, LB
The Giants could be looking for a linebacker in this draft. LB was another staple of the Giants that has fallen off a bit.
50. Chicago Bears - Zach Ertz, TE
The Bears may be looking for a TE in this draft. Their current TEs aren't that great and Cutler could use another weapon.
51. Washington Redskins - Phillip Thomas, S
The Redskins need safety help and could look for one with this pick.
52. Minnesota Vikings - Johnathan Jenkins, DT/NT
The Vikings need a DT so they could take one with one of their first two picks. There are still plenty of quality DTs to be found in round 2.
53. Cincinnati Bengals - DJ Swearinger, S
The Bengals need help at safety. One could be taken earlier than this, but in this version of my mock they wait until now.
54. Miami Dolphins
(From Indianapolis)
- Quinton Patton, WR
The Dolphins probably need to take a WR in this draft. Philbin doesn't seem to care too much about size of WRs so they could take someone like Patton.
55. Seattle Seahawks - Markus Wheaton, WR
The Seahawks need WR help. They could consider taking one of their picks.
56. Green Bay Packers - Eddie Lacy, RB
The Packers should consider taking a RB so they don't have to keep recycling RBs like Ryan Grant. I think they could consider Lacy with their first round pick, but there are a ton of quality RBs and very few teams that need RB help, so supply an demand suggests they should wait to get better value.
57. Houston Texans - Aaron Dobson, WR
I really think the Texans should consider taking a WR. They need to add another element on offense and a true compliment to Johnson for the few years he has left.
58. Denver Broncos - Jordan Poyer, CB
The Broncos secondary was getting burned in their playoff loss. They may look for secondary upgrades.
59. New England Patriots - David Amerson, CB
Amerson is similar to Robert Woods in that he was once projected to go top 10 and has now fallen. The Patriots love taking these types of players and bringing top pick potential.
60. Atlanta Falcons - Kawann Short, DT
In addition to a DE, the Falcons need a DT. They could consider taking one with this pick.
61. San Francisco 49ers - Margus Hunt, DE/DT
The 49ers could look for help on the defensive line. They need depth there and someone like Hunt could be a nice fit.
62. Baltimore Ravens - Kyle Long, OT
The Ravens may need some offensive line help. If they think someone like Kyle Long could play LT that could allow their offensive line to settle into place.
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Great work with Glennon and my #3 WR available Williams
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The Giants one pick away from Warmack would literally be heartbreaking.
Greene in the 2nd is solid.
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REALLY love Fisher, but i'm not as sure with Ryan. Im not sure i'd put him above Poyer, i may even debate Lacy here.
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LeGarrettsBlunt wrote:
30. Atlanta Falcons - Alex Okafor, DE
60. Atlanta Falcons - Kawann Short, DT
Two perfect picks - well done.
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Posted: Mon Feb 18, 2013 9:16 am
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Patterson then Arthur Brown and its better for the Bengals
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That combo in the first two rounds would be ideal.
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Good Browns pick
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ochocinco4pres wrote:
Patterson then Arthur Brown and its better for the Bengals
I could see it either way. I could see taking Patterson and then Greene as well. Either way, if the board goes like this, i would prefer Terrance Williams over Hunter at #37.
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Cyprien is not a first round pick. At all. He is too raw and needs a lot of work to even be considered a first round pick.
I would like to see a mock or a scouting report that says that he is a 1st round pick.
He is moving up the boards, but that just means that he actually got on the boards and is considered around the 3-4 range.
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I would love that draft for Minnesota.
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It's more likely a giant ant comes through downtown NYC and destroys it than us passing up on Warmack at 16.
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Beoootiful!!! I love Warmack, and I'm all for a QB in R2. (even though I'm a huge romo supporter)
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ugh no and no. Glennon>Barkley.
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Good Saints pick
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shane mansfield vs andrew mccara (head shots allowed on this bout) 77kg
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Don Mattingly in Evansville This Weekend for the "Way" and Garvin Park Monument Dedications
A month ago I wrote a blog about the name change coming for the street running from N. Main St. into Garvin Park. Bosse Field's official address changes, too. Bosse Field is now located at 23 Don Mattingly Way. That was the number on Don's New York Yankees uniform. Additionally, Garvin Park's address is now 45 Don Mattingly Way. This Saturday, Don Mattingly himself will be in Evansville for the dedication of the street name change and a monument placed inside Garvin Park in his honor.


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LOS ANGELES -- A former LAPD detective, who believes his father killed the Black Dahlia, said Friday that a cadaver dog's search of a Hollywood home turned up the scent of death.
Steve Hodel, author of "Black Dahlia Avenger," teamed with retired police Sgt. Paul Dostie of Mammoth Lakes and Buster, a Labrador retriever trained to detect the unique smell of human composition.
The Nov. 9 search of the historic Sowden House on Franklin Avenue in Hollywood was set up in conjunction with the TV show "Ghost Hunters." Although it was filmed, the segment with Buster never aired.
"It certainly seems like someone was murdered there," Dostie said. "Something happened."
Hodel said it was clear the search would turn up something as soon as Buster was turned loose.
"Buster immediately took off ... and ran to a vent located at the southwest corner of the property where he alerted, indicating he had picked up the scent of human decomposition."
Buster's unique sense of smell led Hodel and Dostie to a vent just outside the home's basement. Hodel said that portion of the Sowden House - designed by Lloyd Wright and built in 1926 - is largely unchanged and looks the same as it did in 1947, the year Elizabeth Short, the Black Dahlia, was slain.
On Jan. 15, 1947, Short's bisected body was discovered in a vacant lot near the intersection of 39th Street and Norton Avenue in South Los Angeles.
Newspapers in the region devoted pages and pages of coverage to the slaying. Several editors and LAPD officials received taunting notes believed to be from Short's killer.
Hodel believes his father George Hill Hodel, a Los Angeles doctor who grew up in South Pasadena, killed the Dahlia and may have been responsible for several other "lone woman" murders in the 1940s.
Hodel's research, which resulted in the book "Black Dahlia Avenger," convinced several officials - including Manson family co-prosecutor Stephen Kay - that the case had been solved. Additional research led Hodel to files maintained by the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office. The files indicated his dad was a person of interest in the Dahlia case.
During an interview with producers of the "Ghost Hunters" show, Hodel explained his theory that Short suffered "several hours of extended torture, which included cigarette burns to her back and sexual assault."
"Ghost Hunters" was filmed in conjunction with the anniversary of the gruesome discovery, but when it aired the footage of Buster was left on the cutting room floor.
Dostie made national news in 2008 when he took Buster to the Manson Family's Barker Ranch in Death Valley to hunt for possible grave sites. Buster hit on five possible locations where human remains might have been located. He's also located the graves - and remains - of American soldiers buried hastily in Belgium battlefields during the Battle of the Bulge in 1944.
There is a science behind Buster's unique ability. He's able to detect soft tissue decomposition, human blood, human bone, cremation ashes and human bone decomposition if there's bone present and decomposing.
Washington resident Marcia Koenig, who operates cadaverdogs.com, said training cadaver dogs requires tapping into a dog's instincts.
"All we are doing is modifying hunt behavior and changing it so they hunt for a certain scent or scents," she said. "When they find it, they get rewarded."
There are pitfalls. Dogs can be influenced by their handler's body language and sometimes they can be wrong, Koenig said.
"Sometimes dogs just do things we just don't understand," she added.
In an older case like the Dahlia homicide, Koenig said it would be good to have some corroborating evidence.
"If the dog says there something there, dig it up," she said.
Hodel said soil samples from the basement of the home have been sent to a lab for analysis. But he believes Buster uncovered the first forensic evidence in the case since Short's killing.
"We have established as fact that the basement ... some 66 years after the murder, still holds the smell of death," Hodel said.
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The Shakespeare Conference: SHK 24.0034 Wednesday, 30 January 2013
Date: January 29, 2013 9:14:30 PM EST
Subject: Book Notice: Who Hears in Shakespeare?
Laury Magnus and I have recently published Who Hears in Shakespeare? Auditory Worlds on Stage and Screen. Our publisher, Roman and Littlefield, is making it available to SHAKSPER subscribers at a discount price, available at the Rowman and Littlefield website listed below.
Just as a very small biographical note, Michael Shurgot, Yu Jim Ko, and I were all in the very first NEH summer seminar that Ralph Cohen offered at James Madison. And Laury was in the next one, if my sequence is right. It might be interesting (to Ralph for sure) to tally the number of books that have been inspired by things that Ralph put in motion—we have dedicated our volume to him.
Who Hears in Shakespeare? Auditory Worlds on Stage and Screen.
Edited by Laury Magnus and Walter W. Cannon.
Fairleigh Dickinson University Press, 2012.
This volume, examining the ways in which Shakespeare's plays are designed for hearers as well as spectators, has been prompted by recent explorations of the auditory dimension of early modern drama by scholars such as Andrew Gurr, Bruce Smith, and James Hirsh. To look at the acoustic world of the plays involves a real paradigm shift that changes how we understand virtually everything about Shakespeare's plays: from the architecture of the buildings, to playing spaces, to blocking, and to larger interpretative issues, including our understanding of character based on players' responses to what they hear, mishear, or refuse to hear. Who Hears in Shakespeare? Auditory Worlds on Stage and Screen is comprised of three sections on Shakespeare's texts and performance history: "The Poetics of Hearing and the Early Modern Stage"; "Metahearing: Hearing, Knowing, and Audiences, Onstage and Off"; and a final section entitled "Transhearing: Hearing, Whispering, Overhearing, and Eavesdropping in Film and other Media."
Chapters by noted scholars explore the complex reactions and interactions of onstage and offstage audiences and show how Shakespearean stagecraft, actualized both on stage and/or adapted on screen, revolves around various situations and conventions of hearing, such as soliloquies, asides, eavesdropping, overhearing, and stage whispers. In short, Who Hears in Shakespeare? enunciates Shakespeare's nuanced, powerful stagecraft of hearing. The volume ends with Stephen Booth's Afterword, a meditation on hearing in Shakespeare that returns us to consider Shakespearean "audiences" and their responses to what they hear—or don't hear—in Shakespeare's plays.
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About the Editors:
Laury Magnus is Professor of Humanities at the US Merchant Marine Academy in Kings Point, NY.
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Which of the following would not be considered a violation of the academic integrity policy?
- a. Cutting and pasting text from the internet
- b. Buying a paper from an on-line webpage
- c. Accidentally forgetting to include two articles in your Works Cited page
- d. Reporting the death of a grandparent as a reason for an absence, when you really just skipped class
- e. None of the above
T/F: When in doubt, it is better to cite a source rather than leave it out?
T/F: If a style manual/resource does not include a method of citation (how to cite a webpage, for example), it is not necessary to provide a citation.
T/F: It is impossible to cheat on an open-book/open-note test.
T/F: It is considered cheating to use an on-line citation generator to help properly create and write references.
Which of the following information does not require a citation?
- a. Personal diary entries that are integrated into a writing assignment
- b. A table listing all the instances the U.S. military has been engaged in foreign countries during the 20th century
- c. A paraphrased selection of the importance of Pythagorean's theory on the development of mathematics
- d. A conclusion made by you on the strength and weaknesses of arguments made in favor of raising the speed limit to 70 miles per hour
In an informal meeting to discuss possible violations of the academic integrity policy, all of the following outcomes are possible except:
- a. A decision of no violation
- b. A written warning
- c. A requirement to re-do the assignment with a reduction in grade
- d. Dismissal from the university
T/F: A paper that uses extensive quotations is acceptable from both an academic integrity and originality perspective.
T/F: As a student, you are required to report suspected violations of the academic integrity policy to your professor.
Question 1 Answer: e. None of the above. Every item listed is a potential violation of the academic integrity policy. Choices A and B are clear violations: they are purposeful, deliberate attempts to pass the work of others as one's own work. Choice A (an example of plagiarism) could be acceptable, if the selection was properly cited; choice B (an example of cheating) would never be acceptable. Choice C, another example of plagiarism, is neither purposeful nor deliberate, but violations of academic integrity can occur, even inadvertently. In many cases, this kind of violation can be corrected informally between the student and the professor, but nevertheless, failing to include all outside sources is a violation of the policy. Choice D falls under the category of misrepresentation and would be considered a violation of the integrity policy.
Question 2 Answer: True. Citations serve three broad purposes. They demonstrate that a paper is well-researched and supported; they give the proper credit to the original authors or originators of ideas; and they allow readers to identify and locate the actual sources used in a project. If you are unsure about citation – especially of ideas or the structure of arguments – it is always better to err on the side of citation. (See more on options in #3).
Question 3 Answer: False. New media emerges all the time. Sources can now be found in libraries, in traditionally-published newspapers and journals, purely on-line publications, blogs, e-mail, and even Facebook. Keeping written manuals up-to-date is a near impossibility in academia. That does not remove your responsibility for citation, however.
Question 4 Answer: False. While it is true that you are allowed to use notes, books, etc. on such a test, it does not mean that cheating cannot occur. Some professors set specific rules on what notes or books are allowed, or not allowing access to the Internet during a test. Group collaboration on a take-home version of such a test, when not specifically allowed by the professor, would also be considered cheating.
Question 5 Answer: False. An on-line generator simply helps you process the information. It is akin to an on-line manual. However, care must be used when using many of these on-line tools, as they may not be up-to-date with the latest changes in citation style. Use of the most recent published manual is the safest choice when citing sources.
Question 6 Answer: d. is the correct answer because it is the only one that does not rely on outside information or knowledge that is not widely known. Given that you are writing a conclusion – essentially a summary opinion – it is not necessary to cite (although if you use data to support your argument, the data should be cited). Personal diary entries (choice A) are just like unpublished manuscripts. Since they are not original to the assignment, but something that had been written before, they must be cited (and it is acceptable to list yourself as an author of an unpublished work). Choice B might fall under the category of broad knowledge if it only listed the major conflicts of the century. But all instances of U.S. military intervention – from major instances like the Spanish-American War, both World Wars, or actions in the Gulf but also inclusive of U.S. actions in Central America – given the minor details that must be involved moves this from common knowledge to needing a citation. Finally, choice C is such a specific topic, it is unlikely that the topic is widely known. Furthermore, since you are specifically noted as paraphrasing the material, a citation is appropriate.
Question 7 Answer: An informal meeting is used when a suspected violation has occurred, but the student has no previous violations. The point of such a meeting is to immediately and directly address the possible problems, without encountering a full formal hearing by the Academic Integrity Council. Choices A, B, and C are all possible outcomes of such a meeting, as outlined in the Academic Integrity Policy. Choice D, however, can only be imposed following a full formal hearing.
Question 8 Answer: Technically true. A paper can be properly cited and still be poorly graded or regarded as a weak submission. Citation, as noted above, only provides credit to the originator of ideas and reference to the original source. A string of properly cited quotations does not necessarily make a strong paper. In fact, excessive quotation is often a sign of a poorly researched, written, and reasoned project.
Question 9 Answer: False. The UIS Academic Integrity Policy does not require students to report any possible violations of the policy. However, if a student is asked about a possible violation, s/he is obligated to provide whatever relevant information s/he may have. Additionally, students should remember that in many ways the victims of academic integrity violations are often the students themselves; thus while the policy may not require you to report, you may feel an ethical or moral obligation to do so.


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gettign better but try to make them flow a bit more
put extencions on the letters
gettign better but try to make them flow a bit more
put extencions on the letters
fuck editing my old post
i had to boost the contrast and a tiny bit of saturation cause i used a highlight for the bottom ones
kind of a bitch to see so feel free to just crit the black one.
hi everyone im new :PPPP there my tag what you guys think of it
IMG000076 par jackwriter, sur Flickr
Give the J more curve and the K is funky. PS I know you from PureGraffiti. Haha, this site is better imo.
And seder that S is fucking sick. Thats the one. If anything, work on your R.
yo, jack, thats better, but seperate that K from the C, the part that stabs into it.
and ace-k, the S does look nice, but its definitely not the one it gots a ways to go
So much better! Take out that star, but maybe keep those first quotes in...
@dankbudz- That looks pretty sick man. And i agree with whoever said your S looks good. Nice!
crits please
how bout this one? a little bit better
its a tag why are u colouring it for one
just use a single stoke/line dont needa fill this shit
idk...just pencil anyway any suggestions on how to make it look better?
i havent seen a good tag in a while
Better, Skina? maybe lol. I'm not that good.
last ones the best but stilll not that steazy
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The Baltimore County Police Department has received several recent complaints regarding telephone scams. The caller claims that one of the victim's loved ones needs money because he or she has been in an accident. In another version of the scam, the caller claims that the victim's loved one is being held hostage. In yet another version, bail money is needed. The suspect may provide details that seem to support the story, but they obtain that information from social media and public records.
These suspects rely on fear to pressure the victims to act quickly, before they realize that the story does not make sense or before they can speak to the family member. The script may change, but the strategy is the same. The caller will tell the victim about an immediate crisis that only money can fix, and will demand that the victim send money to the suspect's account.
Following a few simple tips can help prevent becoming a phone scam victim:
- Never provide personal information without verifying that the caller is from a legitimate company. Contact your insurance company, the court jurisdiction in question, or the business the caller claims to represent to verify the accuracy of the information they have provided.
- Contact your family member before taking any action at all.
- Do not wire money to a bank account if you receive a call similar to the ones above. Most of these callers are not located within the United States, which can make recovering money more difficult.
Contact the police to report the call and write down the information provided by the caller to give to the officer.


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For information, call 425-304-1140 or go to everettclinic.com/classes.
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every state, who each will get $50 savings bonds.
Visit the website below for contest rules and entry form. Good Luck!!
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I had planned to dig deeper in this column into architectural criticism, a topic that I raised in last month's AIA Perspective. But in light of the recent AIA Convention in Washington, D.C., I want to take a different, if related, tack. The historian David McCullough, our first keynote speaker, got a chuckle from the crowd when he called attention to our nation's deliberate cultural amnesia. This is how he put it: When we greet one another, we say, "What's new?" We never ask, "What's old?" In a musical phrase, this would be a leading tone that sets the chord progression. McCullough lamented our tendency to ignore the lessons of the past, implying that our profession might be susceptible as well. While there is much to know in historical precedent, he was not advocating nostalgia. Instead, he was making a point about how careless we can be about telling our stories.
Let me rephrase that: Too often we let other people tell our stories. When we do the talking, too often we spend more time complaining than anything else: There are not enough students going for their licenses, the academy doesn't understand the world of practice (and vice versa), clients nickel and dime us to death, and other members of the design and construction team are eating our lunch. And this is where the state of architectural criticism is relevant: How can we expect observers of the scene to be more positive and supportive of the profession when we ourselves are so hard on one another?
Without dismissing the very real challenges facing our profession, let me suggest that it might be time to tell the other side of our story—a point I touched upon last month. Let's focus on what we have, not what we lack. Call it speaking from the perspective of abundance and not of scarcity. Consider what AIA Convention attendees experienced in the general sessions: An architect who was honored for devoting his life to increasing the opportunities for a more inclusive profession; a professor celebrated for lighting creative fires in the minds of his students; a firm recognized for demonstrating the very best of collaborative work; an AIA Gold Medal recipient who paints with light; projects from all over the country that are making a positive difference in their communities; men and women elevated to AIA fellowship for a lifetime of accomplishment; non-architects awarded honorary membership because of their support for architects and architecture.
Architecture is a profession of incredible abundance. Consider the increasing number of emerging professionals who regard pro bono work not as something one does after hours, but the very core of what it means to be an architect. Yes, the average person may never hire an architect. Yet consider the potential effect of millions of new clients—all of the people hungry for the creativity, empathy, and joy that defines what we do and the spaces we create. We've barely scratched the surface. This is the other story we should and must be telling.
McCullough's keynote appearance at the AIA Convention was bookended by the architects involved in post-9/11 rebuilding and memorializing in New York, Shanksville, Pa., and at the Pentagon, who relayed what the rebuilding experience has meant to them. They certainly conveyed a positive message about our profession's ability to aid healing in the midst of pain, and to affirm life over death. As we listened, who could not be proud to be an architect? Without stories, memory falters; and without memory, imagination fails. Ours is a story we must tell to inspire those around us and, not least, ourselves.
Join our conversation at aia.org.
Jeff Potter, FAIA, 2012 President


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''Reactive-banana'' is a library for [[Functional Reactive Programming]] (FRP).
''Reactive-banana'' is a library for [[Functional Reactive Programming]] (FRP).
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1 What is it?
Reactive-banana is a library for Functional Reactive Programming (FRP).
Support the project with a small donation:
FRP offers an elegant and concise way to express interactive programs such as graphical user interfaces, animations, computer music or robot controllers. Thus, the reactive-banana library promises to avoid the spagethetti code commonly used in traditional GUI technologies.
The specific goal of the library is to provide a solid foundation.
- Users can finally use FRP to program graphical user interfaces as the library can be hooked into any existing event-based framework like wxHaskell or Gtk2Hs. A plethora of example code helps with getting started.
- Programmers interested in implementing FRP will have a reference for a simple semantics with a working implementation.
- It features an efficient implementation. No more spooky time leaks, predicting space & time usage should be straightforward.
Feedback is welcome, I want to hear from you!
2 Status
Current development focuses on dynamic event switching. Examples from game programming and computer music are planned.
- 24 October 2011: reactive-banana 0.4.3.0 released.
- 26 September 2011: Added some more examples, reactive-banana 0.4.2.0 released.
- 14 July 2011: Implemented many examples, reactive-banana 0.4.1.0 released.
- 22 June 2011: reactive-banana 0.3.0.0 released
- 28 April 2011: reactive-banana 0.2.0.0 released
3 Releases and Resources
- Download on Hackage
- reactive-banana - the FRP library itself
- reactive-banana-wx - binding to the wxHaskell GUI library
- Documentation
- Feedback and Contact
- Maintainer: Heinrich Apfelmus <apfelmus at quantentunnel de>
- Bugs and feature requests? Issue Tracker!
- Questions? Ask on StackOverflow!
- Source code on github
- reactive-banana source
- reactive-banana-wx source
4 External Links
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Range Map
Mynahs are classified in the starling family Sturnidae. They belong in the order Passeriformes, which is the largest bird order. This order comprises the perching and songbirds which makes up almost 50% of all bird species. The Bali mynah, also known as the Rothschild's mynah or Bali starling, belongs to the genus Leucopsar. First identified by scientists in 1911, the Bali mynah is endemic to the northwestern tip of the Indonesian island of Bali. They are found nowhere else in the world.
Contrary to widespread belief, the Bali mynah is not a closed forest bird. Instead, it prefers open woodland and tree-savanna, particularly when interspersed with forested valleys. Presently, the Bali mynah is restricted to forested areas of Bali Barat National Park, located in northwestern Bali.
Adult length: Body length averages 9 inches (23.9 cm) for males; 8.6 inches (21.8 cm) for females
Adult weight: Bali mynahs found in zoos average 2.9-3.5 ounces (90-100 gr)
Life span in the wild is not documented. Two wild-caught birds estimated to have hatched in 1961 died in 1986.
In the wild: Insects and fruit At the zoo: Insects, fruit, pelleted low-iron bird food, mouse pinkies.
Little is known about the reproduction habits of Bali mynahs in the wild. Nesting in cavities in trees, they line their nests with leaves, stems of dried plants and feathers. In captivity, mynahs may have several clutches of eggs each year, usually with three eggs per clutch. In the wild they most likely produce two or occasionally three clutches during the breeding season which usually occurs from November to April (rainy season). Up to three eggs are laid with two or three nestlings per clutch.
Eggs are bluish-green in color. Both sexes incubate the eggs for about 13-14 days. The altricial (born featherless with eyes closed) nestlings are fed by both parents with food carried to the nest by the parents in their bill or crop. Young fledge in 15-25 days, and continue to be fed by the parents for a few weeks after fledging. Young molt into adult plumage within a few months after leaving the nest.
Historically during the non-breeding season (dry season), Bali mynahs form social flocks of 20-30 birds. During the breeding season, the entire Bali mynah population is located in a 740-acre (300 ha) section of Bali Barat National Park where they pair up to breed and nest. This is most likely due to the abundant availability of insects during this time of the year, which is when the young hatch.
The Bali mynah is beautiful to behold. Nearly all white, the tips of its wings are highlighted in black. It has strikingly blue patches of skin that encircle its eyes. During courtship displays, the Bali mynah raises a crest of white feathers on its head to catch the attention of a possible mate.
Although the beautiful Bali mynah is extremely endangered, this is not true for another starling species, the European starling. This hearty bird was introduced into Central Park, New York in the 1890s. Being aggressive by nature, and having great adaptability, the European starling has spread throughout the United States and Canada. It is a common sight in the Seattle area to see flocks of European starlings.
Being a cavity nesting species, the European starling has dominated other cavity nesting birds, such as the bluebird. This has resulted in dramatic declines in bluebird and other cavity nesting species. In an effort to protect songbird populations from the onslaught of the European starling, organizations have developed and installed customized nest boxes. These boxes have small diameter entrance holes that prevent larger starlings from entering and nesting.
A Bali mynah can be viewed in the Conservation Aviary in the zoo's Temperate Forest.
Because of restricted range and limited suitable habitat, island species are frequently found on the endangered species list. This is true for the Bali mynah.* Over the last several decades, increased human encroachment into the Bali mynahs preferred habitat has greatly reduced its numbers. Due to the beauty of these birds, they have been captured in the wild to sell in the pet trade as cage birds. As their numbers declined in the wild, their rarity increased the demand for these birds. Over the last 20 years, population estimates vividly show the rapid decline of this species: 550 birds (1978); 125-180 birds (1984); 37 (1988); 24-31 (1989); and probably less than 14 (1997).
The Bali mynah's future in the wild is of grave concern. Woodland Park Zoo is participating in the American Zoo and Aquarium's (AZA) Species Survival Plan (SSP) for Bali mynahs. This plan was established to properly manage this species in captivity, and to work with Indonesian wildlife authorities in east Java to preserve habitat and protect remaining Bali mynahs. Presently, there are about 1,000 Bali mynahs in captivity. They are being closely monitored to maintain genetic diversity in the captive population. Recently, efforts have been directed toward releasing captive-bred Bali mynahs in Bali Barat National Park. In 1987, 44 Bali mynahs from U.S. zoos were sent to the Surabaya Zoo in Indonesia. The offspring of these zoo birds were released into the wild in the hope of bolstering the small wild population. However, the vast majority (if not all of these birds) have died or disappeared. Today, there are Javanese people living in the Park who still catch these birds to sell in the caged-bird trade. Until protection can be better enforced, future releases of captive-bred birds have been halted.
The destruction of natural habitat on breeding grounds, in wintering areas and along migration routes is having a devastating effect on bird populations. The effort to save endangered species requires cooperation and support at the international, national, regional and individual levels. You can help in this cause. Join and become active in Woodland Park Zoo and other conservation organizations of your choice. Don't buy products made from wild animal parts and buy only captive-bred birds as pets. Eliminate or reduce pesticide use.
Contact Woodland Park Zoo at email@example.com to find out how you can support conservation efforts at the zoo. Discover more about bali mynahs at the SSP website at www.riverbanks.org/subsite/aig/baliopen.htm. Learn other ways you can help conserve wildlife and the habitats they require for survival by visiting our How You Can Help page.
Mardiastuti, Ani, et. al. 1996. Starling Recovery Plan. PHPA/Birdlife International, Bogor, Indonesia. 25 p.
Seal, U.S. and workshop participants. 1990. Bali Starling: Viability Analysis and Species Survival Plan (workshop report). 22-24 March, Bogor, Indonesia. 299 p.
Taynton, Kate and David Jeggo. 1988. Factors Affecting Breeding Success of Rothschild's Mynah Leucopsar rothschildi at the Jersey Wildlife Preservation Trust. Dodo, Journal of Jersey Wildlife Preservation Trust 25:66-76.
Phylum: Chordata Class: Aves Order: Passerformes Family: Sturnidae Genus: Leucopsar Species: L. rothschildi
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Taking the plunge: Alumni fight for healthy state waterways as riverkeepers
Two South Carolina alumni are quickly becoming environmental champions.
"I plan to take a community approach to protecting the rivers."
In December, Mark Bruce and Alan Mehrzad were named riverkeepers. Each is a full-time advocate for a body of water--Bruce works to protect the water quality of the Santee River, and Mehrzad watches over the Congaree.
Water was his first love
"I grew up on Lake Marion, which is a reservoir of the Santee River, and I've been on the water all my life," says Bruce, a 1994 computer science graduate who loves to waterski and fish.
After working in a number of industries for about 15 years, Bruce returned home to start his own information technology firm. Back on the shores of Lake Marion, he was shocked by a serious decline in the lake's water quality.
"The number one reason I got involved is because water quality had deteriorated to such a high degree," he says. "The conservation group American Rivers named the Santee one of the country's most endangered rivers in a report four years ago, and I wanted to help change that."
Natural and man-made challenges
Bruce went through a rigorous application process to be come the Santee riverkeeper.
"I sent a 23-page application to the Waterkeeper Alliance, which is the national sanctioning body for riverkeepers," he says. "They wanted me to outline what I thought to be the issues in the watershed and how I would address those issues."


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Best Of :: Sports & Recreation
Toy Machine. Alien Workshop. Almost. Enjoi . Element. Baker. Black Label. Foundation. If you recognize these brand names and you're salivating right now, you might want to stop reading and start rolling down to B.C. Surf & Sport, a store run by skaters, for skaters. They always have at least 140 decks in stock, plus everything you need in terms of trucks, tools, and wheels. The cheapest deck (the B.C.) costs $35.99, and a complete setup will run you $120 to $220. And if you don't know what we're talking about -- but you want to -- call the shop's team riders, who will hook you up with some lessons.
The 2003 version of the Marlins wasn't just the best team in South Florida, or in baseball, or in all of sports last year. They were, from a dramatic standpoint, one of the best teams in recent memory. First off, the horribly nicknamed "Men in Teal" weren't supposed to do much, except maybe give the Braves some decent practice before the postseason. And the team's risking of a large percentage of its payroll on an aging star catcher seemed a bit odd, if strangely welcome. To no one's surprise, the Fish came floundering out, quickly falling to a dismal record. Then they hired Jack McKeon, a septuagenarian manager who decided to trade his grandkids for one more chance at major league glory. Then some kid pitcher named Dontrelle Willis, who had a delivery reminiscent of a prehistoric mating dance, joined the club -- and captured the country with an eight-game winning streak. Then another kid named Miguel Cabrera joined the team and, in his first game, hit a walk-off home run to win it. Then that aging catcher, Pudge Rodriguez, carried the club to the pennant. Josh Beckett, the young ace with a Texas drawl, finished off the Yankees in New York to win the world championship. So... what about this year? They're going to be good, damn good. But failing to sign the only sure Hall of Famer on the team -- that aging catcher -- wasn't smart. Expect them to make the postseason but fall short of a repeat.
Nobody really seemed to think much of Juan Pierre when the Marlins signed him last offseason. Fast guy, kind of goofy looking, solid hitter, but not someone who would ever, as he might put it in his hyperbolic fashion, shock the world. But in a way, he did, using his dashing speed to help the Marlins win the World Series. He led the league in stolen bases -- but to do that, he had to get on, and he did it in all sorts of ways. Lacing line shots to the gaps, hitting the rare home run (OK, he got one), running out the infield hits. But it was those bunt singles that really made him special, his magical ability to absorb a 93-mph fastball with his bat and make it crawl like a baby down the baseline while he sped to the bag. Out in center, he had a knack for chasing down balls that had triple stamped all over them. Pierre doesn't have the glove talent of an Andruw Jones or a Jim Edmonds, but he makes up for it with speed and will. And he was a key part of the Marlins' magic. Remember the demoralizing 25-8 drubbing by the Red Sox in June? The very next night, the Fish incredibly overcame a 9-2 deficit to take a one-run lead in the ninth. Then, with a man on second, Johnny Damon ripped what looked like a sure game-tying single to center. Pierre charged, dove, and somehow caught the ball two inches off the ground to start a double-play and end the game. Oh, he had four hits, a walk, and two steals in that one too. Run, Juan, run.
OK, so we know you aren't the gaudy type whose tikes hanker for those newfangled water parks like Castaway Island in Hollywood. And the high-tech stuff in Fort Lauderdale's Holiday Park, which includes a train locomotive, is a little too much for your precious little rowdies. So consider this: There's a modest collection of swings, slides, and other climbables on the ocean near Angelo's Corner (954-923-0679) on Hollywood Beach. The kids love this place, cuz there are lots of others there. There are picnic shelters, nearby paddleball courts, and of course, it's on the ocean, so the aesthetics are, well, perfect. At Angelo's, you can get a pitcher of beer and a slice, then watch the kids while they do their business.
Located on the eastern periphery of downtown West Palm Beach, Flagler Drive is the picturesque waterfront roadway that embodies the city's more enticing aesthetic qualities. Each year, the road is home to a few significant cardio-related events, such as the American Heart Association's HeartWalk and the Komen Breast Cancer Foundation's Race for the Cure. But even when the street isn't blocked off for pedestrian use, the wide sidewalk that runs along the Intracoastal Waterway is ideal for those early-morning jogs. With the island of Palm Beach across the Intracoastal to the east, the horizon spreads out just enough for you to take in the rising sun while you burn those breakfast calories. And don't worry about the hustle and bustle of the nearby automobiles; the sidewalk is set far enough back from the road to keep the traffic at a distance, and you don't even have to cross through any intersections. Also, the sparsely strewn line of palm trees on the grass median adds a nice tropical touch to the otherwise urban view. It'll tempt even the most ardent couch potato to strap on some sneakers and hit the pavement.
There are those cool gyms. You know the ones. Lotsa lycra, gizmos galore, and shoes that cost more than the gross national product of Honduras. Well, those aren't for us. We like kids who fly through the air with the greatest and then sneeze. The top location for this is Tag Gymnastics in Weston. The place has produced "a steady stream of state and national champions," according to co-owner Elena Lechner. One of them, Ruben Chamorro, recently took the overall Florida title for 10-year-olds. Tag, which has been open since 1973, for the last four years at its relatively obscure location near a Home Depot, is a great place for kids and adults. It has wonderful pits filled with large chunks of foam rubber that are meant for training but also provide a soft landing pad for the would-be human flier. There are floor-level trampolines too. Costs aren't bad at this Olympic-level training facility. One hour a week for 12 weeks will set you back $170. And if you want to have a kids birthday party here, they have a bounce house and the largest indoor blow-up slide that we have ever seen. And we've seen a lot. Birthday parties cost $200 for two hours and up to 20 children.


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With six powerful thin-film chips and a hemispherical lens, the new Infrared Ostar Lighting LED from Osram Opto produces 3.5W of optical output power at an operating current of 1A.
The hexagonal honeycomb shape of this high-power component enables multiple IR LEDs to be combined to form a large space-saving matrix so that the output power can be increased many times.
The IR Ostar Lighting LED is available in two wavelengths. At 850 nm, the SFH4750 is an optimized union of maximum spectral sensitivity for CCD and CMOS cameras with suppressed visibility for the human eye. The SFH4751 is a version with a wavelength of 940 nm, to which the human eye is almost insensitive.
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I have a photography business and my hosting packages contain the .com, .net, and .org version of the domain. I am currently working on a new design/brand for 2013...
While I understand how to create subdomains, etc. I am looking to see if anyone has any web sites and/or suggestions on how to go about using each domain?
I am using the following subdomains already on the dot-com: blog, mail, clients
I will be using the .com as the main site, but am looking into having such things as a pro-bono site (maybe the .org) and hosting personal work (think Flickr-style gallery) as well.
I am looking to grow my business over the next few years, so I'm hoping there is something out there that can help me setup each domain to what would be best for them.
Thanks for your help.
Hi tslusk0501. Welcome to the forums.
Is there any reason why you aren't just using folders at your main domain (such as yoursite.com/blog)? It sounds like you are creating a lot for you to manage.
I guess you need to work out what your aims and goals are, but it's not clear what you mean by 'something out there that can help me setup each domain to what would be best for them'.
Why not have all of the .com, .net, .org point to the same site and then use yoursite.com/forum or /blog as entry into these specific spaces? It is a lot easier to manage and upkeep plus the URL stays cleaner.
Well, you could setup the .net and .org like you did with the .com (add blog, mail, clients etc. subdomains), but it sounds like it would be pointless. Using subfolders may be easier to setup and manage in the long run. You'll have to do that manually of course, I don't think there's "something out there that can help me setup each domain to what would be best for them."
sub domains are like new domains, first of all you need to create subdomains using cpanel, you can find the option of creating subdomains on home page of your cpanel, then treat that sub domain as new domain.
i would have the URLs all pointing to the one site and having subfolders like the OP has suggested
Pointing all urls to one site is a good option, this can done while creating subdomain and redirecting them.
One good use for a sub-domains it to provide 'top-level' access to important segments of your web presence. For example if you have abcd.com that sells widgets. You also run a news-blog about widgets this news blog does not always reinforce widget sales, sometimes it has widget industry news so having it on the index page of your the site doesn't make sense. Instead, you create news.abcd.com. This is really abcd.com/industrynews?story=top . You also do a widget video series once a day but rather than sending a complicated link - abdef.com/video/3sZ4Bf8WcQc0 to customers you simply feature the most current video under videos.abcd.com.
People that regularly visit during your video cast may just book mark videos.abcd.com to see older videos or view the current video cast.
Based on your query I checked Facebook
Facebook.comFacebook.net is not openingFacebook.org has same content from Facebook.com
what would you say now?
First - are you talking about more than 1 domain? I mean first simplify first the things that you want to do - make it clearer.
How to use domain? Domain is like your brand, so your domain name must sounds professional, catchy, and it would be best paired with .com, .co, .net - for example: cashoutdecently.com (well, that's mine).
Why people use .net, .org. .co for the same domain name? Say cashoutdecently.com, as well as cashoutdecently.net, and cashoutdecently.co -
That is one technique to catch out traffic from spilling outside your basket. Sometimes people type .co instead of .com. But take note, all the other here are redirected to one - say your site has the real domain of yoursite.com!
How about subdomains? If you are dealing a lot, or if you have a multiple niche, then you might use subdomains, it's perfect for a sub-categories of your site or brand. Say, if you services, then you can put this way - services.yoursite.com; if you have forums, then you can put this way forums.yoursite.com, if you have blog, then blog.yoursite.com, if you have free coupons, then coupons.yoursite.com, if your have support, support.yoursite.com and much more....
So now - decide what to do first - plan it further
Regards, Prime
As the OP has not returned in over a month, there seems little point in continuing to offer suggestions.
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As you probably already know, a playable demo of "Fallout : New Vegas" is available at PAX 2010.
It was just a matter of time before we would start to see some impressions surface on the net, so, without further ado, I'm going to link to the first impressions and new info our friend Intact Garden Gnome posted on the Bethesda Boards.
Another drug. I believe is is brewed using the Survival skill and is called Antivenom. It cures animal poison effects and it certainly worked when I played against a radscopion that stabbed me.
Cram is back A scoped Varmint Rifle with silencer looks bad***
Mutants have a more greenish hue compared to the FO3 mutants.
Description for Survival skill: The Survival skill increases the Hit Points you receive from food and drink. It also helps you create consumable items at campfires.
Wow thanks for the responses for the first thread. First off, here are the answers to some unanswered questions in the last thread. FO3 zoom is NOT an option. Just true and E3 iron sights. You cannot ride the roller coaster at Primm. And the demo starts off a short stroll away from Primm, with Goodsprings a while behind you."
NCR members can drop Dog Tags, similar to the BoS in Fallout 3.
Leather Armor, according to the Vault Boy picture, is long sleeved.
Night Vision Confirmed.
Binoculars, found in Primm, weigh 1.5 pounds and is found in the weapon slot. Offers a little amount of zoom, but still useful.
Golden Geckoes are scary.
New Location: Crescent Canyon (and technically Crescent Canyon East). A scary place in the nighttime, this canyon houses boats, radiation, and Golden Geckoes, oh my!
This game will be a lot more dynamic, as on one part of my trek, I noticed to ants feasting on the carcass of a radscorpion.
And here's a direct link to his photogallery!
Want to read more? Jump in, and don't forget to say thanks to this true comrade!
Update: Our own Vault 815 also attended PAX and wrote some new bits about Goodsprings in this blog post.
While at Pax last weekend I was also lucky enough to Playtest Fallout: New Vegas. I look through Goodsprings in more depth then the other Pax news post. While playing I traveled arround Goodsprings. In the saloon (which had the first non-boarded up glass windows I have seen in Fallout) there was several people that I talked to, one gave me a note and talked about how there was a safe in the school house that even Easy Pete couldn't crack, sounds like my kind of job. After receiving a lock-pick skill boost book I walked over to the schoolhouse, Goodsprings is about the size of Megaton if it were laid flat. Upon arriving I successfully lock picked the safe and received its for the moment random contents."
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text: What to expect Data can be saved in many different formats. Xml is one of the more standardized ones. There are several different ways to parse an xml file. The XmlSerializer is one of the easiest way included directly with every .NET/mono installation. The whole tutorial is available at the unify wiki too http://www.unifycommunity.com/wiki/index.php?title=Saving_and_Loading_Data:_XmlSerializer The goal of this tutorial will be to save and load data with the following xml structure. Code (csharp): <MonsterCollection> <Monsters> <Monster name="a"> <Health>5</Health> </Monster> <Monster name="b"> <Health>3</Health> </Monster> </Monsters> </MonsterCollection> This is the C# version for the Unityscript/Javascript version look here Preparing the Monster class Monster.cs Code (csharp): using System.Xml; using System.Xml.Serialization; public class Monster { [XmlAttribute("name")] public string Name; public int Health; } The XmlSerializer automatically knows about each public variable or read/write property in any type you can throw at it. Primitive types like string, int, float and enums can be automatically serialized. Through attributes you can further tell the XmlSerializer about how you want the xml to be parsed. By default every variable will be translated to one xml element (e.g. <Health>5</Health>). If you want it to be parsed as attribute ( e.g. <Monster name="a"> ) you have to use XmlAttribute(name) like in the sample. The MonsterContainer To store all of the monsters we need a list of all of them. Code (csharp): using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Xml; [XmlRoot("MonsterCollection")] public class MonsterContainer { [XmlArray("Monsters"),XmlArrayItem("Monster")] public List<Monster> Monsters = new List<Monster>(); } The root element of each xml file should be annotated with the XmlRoot attribute. This way the XmlSerializer will know which XmlElement is to be expected as the root element. A list is just like an array with the added bonus of being able to add new elements easily. With XmlArray and XmlArrayItem you can declare how the list should be represented within the xml file. Reading data Code (csharp): var serializer = new XmlSerializer(typeof(MonsterContainer)); var stream = new FileStream(path, FileMode.Open); var container = serializer.Deserialize(stream) as MonsterContainer; stream.Close(); Writing data Code (csharp): var serializer = new XmlSerializer(typeof(MonsterContainer)); var stream = new FileStream(path, FileMode.Create)); serializer.Serialize(stream, this); stream.Close(); Make sure you call the Close or Dispose method after writing else the file you just created will only be created in memory and will never be actually written to the file. Convenience I personally like putting read and write methods in the root class like this. Code (csharp): using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Xml; using System.Xml.Serialization; using System.IO; [XmlRoot("MonsterCollection")] public class MonsterContainer { [XmlArray("Monsters"),XmlArrayItem("Monster")] public Monster[] Monsters; public void Save(string path) { var serializer = new XmlSerializer(typeof(MonsterContainer)); using(var stream = new FileStream(path, FileMode.Create)) { serializer.Serialize(stream, this); } } public static MonsterContainer Load(string path) { var serializer = new XmlSerializer(typeof(MonsterContainer)); using(var stream = new FileStream(path, FileMode.Open)) { return serializer.Deserialize(stream) as MonsterContainer; } } } Usage Reading Code (csharp): var monsterCollection = MonsterContainer.Load(Path.Combine(Application.dataPath, "monsters.xml")); Writing Code (csharp): monsterCollection.Save(Path.Combine(Application.persistentDataPath, "monsters.xml")); As you may have noticed I am using Application.dataPath and Application.persistentDataPath in my pathes. Application.dataPath points to your asset/project directory. If you have your xml file stored in your project at DataFiles/test/monsters.xml you can access it by using Path.Combine(Application.dataPath, "DataFiles/test/monsters.xml"); Application.persistentDataPath points to a directory where your application can store user specific data on the target computer. This is a recommended way to store files locally for a user like highscores or savegames. Additional Notes You have to define at least one constructor without parameters for the XmlSerializer to work correctly If your class contains a struct or class Variable that contains the supported data types the XmlSerializer can automatically serialize it too. All fields and properties you want to serialize have to be public! 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Several major studies show no link between cell phones and cancer at this time. However, since the information available is based on short-term studies, the impact of many years of exposure is not definitively known.
The amount of time people spend on cell phones has increased dramatically. This will be taken into consideration during current and future studies. Research continues to investigate whether there is a relationship between long-term cell phone use and slow-growing tumors in the brain or other parts of the body.
Cell phones use low levels of radiofrequency energy (RF). It is not known whether RF from cell phones causes health problems, because the studies done so far have not been in agreement.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) have developed guidelines that limit the amount of radiofrequency energy cell phones are allowed to give off.
The RF exposure from cell phones is measured in specific absorption rate (SAR). The SAR measures the amount of energy absorbed by the body. The SAR permitted in the United States is 1.6 watts per kilogram (1.6 W/kg).
According to the FCC, this amount is much lower than the level shown to cause any changes in laboratory animals. Every cell phone manufacturer is required to report the RF exposure of each of its phone models to the FCC.
At this time, the effects of cell phone use on children are not clear. However, scientists do know that children absorb more RF than adults. For this reason, some agencies and government organizations recommend that children avoid prolonged use of cell phones.
Although health problems related to long-term cell phone use are thought to be unlikely, you can take steps to limit your potential risk:
- Keep calls short when using your cell phone.
- Use an earpiece or the speaker mode when making calls.
- When not using your cell phone, keep it away from your body, such as in your purse, briefcase, or backpack. Even when a cell phone is not in use, but is still turned on, it continues to give off radiation.
- Find out how much SAR energy your cell phone gives off.
Boice JD, Tarone RE. Cell phones, cancer, and children. J Natl Cancer Inst. 2011; 103:1211-1213.
Morgan LL, Kesari S, Lee Davis D. Why children absorb more microwave radiation than adults: The consequences. J Microsc Ultrastruct. 2014. In press.
National Cancer Institute. Fact sheet: Cell phones and cancer risk. Last reviewed June 24, 2013. Available at: http://www.cancer.gov/cancertopics/facts/factsheet/Risk/cellphones. Accessed 8/31/2014.
U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Radiation-emitting products: reducing exposure: hands-free kits and other accessories. Last updated 8/8/2012. Available at: http://www.fda.gov/Radiation-emittingProducts/RadiationEmittingProductsa.... Accessed 8/31/2014.


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Fox Nation Claims 2006 Manual Is "Obama's Blueprint For Disarming Americans"
Fox Nation highlighted a WND article that claimed a leaked Military Police training manual on civil disturbances shows that President Obama has a plan for disarming Americans during a civil emergency. But the manual is actually from 2006, and only provides guidelines for preventing firearms from falling into the hands of rioters and looters during an emergency.
A January 7 Fox Nation post highlighted [1] an article from WorldNetDaily that accused [2] Obama of having a "blueprint for disarming Americans." The article linked to a leaked document outlining guidelines for Military Police on how to deal with civil disobedience. WND claimed, "Given the imminent introduction of Senator Dianne Feinstein's draconian gun control legislation, which would instantly criminalize millions of gun owners in the United States if passed, concerns that the Obama administration could launch a massive gun confiscation effort have never been greater."
But the guidelines WND linked to [3] were published in 2006, during George W. Bush's administration. The document outlines a course at the United States Army Military Police School. According to the Army, the purpose of the course is "to describe the nature and causes of disaffection and social unrest; define the potential for social unrest in the United States; identify the types of confrontations; define crowd behavioral and psychological influences; identify patterns of disorder."
In addition, the course does not provide a means for the government to disarm Americans; it merely provides guidelines for how to prevent looters and rioters from stealing weapons during a civil disturbance and creating a more volatile situation:
A main consideration in the conduct of civil disturbance operations is to prevent liquor, drugs, weapons, and ammunition from falling into the hands of rioters. Therefore, liquor stores, drug stores, sporting good shops, pawn shops, and hardware stores are main targets for looters and must be kept under close observation by means of foot and motorized patrols. Normally, businesses of this type must be identified in advance and included in emergency plans.
In addition, certain facilities and buildings have become symbolic targets to radical or extremist elements and should be identified and afforded protection with the priorities established. Among the likely targets to be attacked are control force command posts, billeting areas, and motor parks. Another potential problem in civil disturbance operations is the threat posed by dissident elements intent on doing bodily harm to control force personnel and civilian dignitaries in the disturbed area. When such threats exist, military personnel may have to be committed to security operations. In particular, security must be placed on armories, arsenals, hardware, and sporting good stores, pawnshops, and gunsmith establishments, or other places where weapons or ammunition are stored. To conserve manpower, consideration may be given to evacuating sensitive items, such as weapons from stores and storing them in a central facility. Priorities for physical security must be established to prevent waste of available forces on less important facilities or those which have their own physical security forces.
In the article, WND acknowledged that the guidelines originated in a 2006 document, but still attempted to link the course to the Obama administration by saying the information was "made clear" in July 2012, and claiming "Similar plans were also outlined in an updated manual released in 2010."
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Posted: Sun Feb 03, 2013 3:09 am
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1. Kansas City - Geno Smith, QB West Virginia
2. Jacksonville - Star Lotulelei, DT, Utah
3. Oakland - Damontre Moore, DE, Texas A&M
4. Philadelphia - Luke Joeckel, OT, Texas A&M
5. Detroit - Dee Milliner, CB, Alabama
6. Cleveland - Bjoern Werner, DE, Florida State
7. Arizona - Eric Fisher, OT, Central Michigan
8. Buffalo - Tyler Wilson, QB, Arkansas
9. NY Jets - Jarvis Jones, LB, Georgia
10. Tennessee - Chance Warmack, OG, Alabama
11. San Diego - Lane Johnson, OT, Oklahoma
12. Miami - Barkevious Mingo, DE/OLB, LSU
13. Tampa Bay - Desmond Trufant, CB, Washington
14. Carolina - Sharrif Floyd, DT, Florida
15. New Orleans - Dion Jordan, OLB, Oregon
16. St. Louis - Cordarrelle Patterson, WR, Tennessee
17. Pittsburgh - Manti Te'o, ILB, Notre Dame
18. Dallas - Jonathan Cooper, OG, North Carolina
19. NY Giants - Ezekial Ansah, DE, BYU
20. Chicago - DJ Fluker, OT, Alabama
21. Cincinnati - Alec Ogletree, LB, Georgia
22. St. Louis - Sheldon Richardson, DT, Missouri
23. Minnesota - Keenan Allen, WR, Cal
24. Indianapolis - Johnthan Banks, CB, Miss State
25. Seattle - Johnathan Hankins, DT, Ohio State
26. Houston - John Jenkins, DT, Georgia
27. Green Bay - Matt Elam, S, Florida
28. Denver - Kawann Short, DT, Purdue
29. New England - Xavier Rhodes, CB, Florida State
30. Atlanta - Datone Jones, DE, UCLA
31. Baltimore - Barrett Jones, C, Alabama
32. San Francisco - Jesse Williams, NT, Alabama
33. Jacksonville - Alex Okafor, DE, Texas
34. Kansas City - Zach Ertz, TE, Stanford
35. Philadelphia - Jordan Poyer, CB, Oregon State
36. Detroit - Sam Montgomery, DE, LSU
37. Cincinnati - Giovani Bernard, RB, North Carolina
38. Arizona - Matt Barkley, QB, USC
39. NY Jets - Mike Glennon, QB, N.C. State
40. Tennessee - Eddy Lacy, RB, Alabama
41. Buffalo - Kevin Minter, LB, LSU
42. Miami - Chris Faulk, OT, LSU
43. Tampa Bay - Terrance Williams, WR, Baylor
44. Carolina - DeAndre Hopkins, WR, Clemson
45. San Diego - Larry Warford, OG, Kentucky
46. St. Louis - Tyler Eifert, TE, Notre Dame
47. Dallas - Ryan Nassib, QB, Syracuse
48. Pittsburgh - Margus Hunt, DE/DT, SMU
49. NY Giants - Justin Pugh, OT, Syracuse
50. Chicago - Arthur Brown, LB, Kansas State
51. Washington - Phillip Thomas, S, Fresno State
52. Minnesota - David Amerson, CB, N.C. State
53. Cincinnati - Khaseem Greene, OLB, Rutgers
54. Miami - Quinton Patton, WR, Louisiana Tech.
55. Green Bay - Robert Woods, WR, USC
56. Seattle - Tavon Austin, WR, West Virginia
57. Houston - Kyle Long, OT, Oregon
58. Denver - Travis Frederick, C/OG, Wisconsin
59. New England - Markus Wheaton, WR, Oregon State
60. Atlanta - Dallas Thomas, OT, Tennessee
61. Baltimore - Kevin Reddick, LB, North Carolina
62. San Francisco - Justin Hunter, WR, Tennessee
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Not bad for the jets...
I like Jones in the 1st and think.glennon has a shot.to be a player
Remember that safety, OL, WR, and RB are all huge needs as well if you add more rounds
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Give the Bengals Vaccaro in the 1st and its great
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Honestly, I think the only T that Arizona will want is Joeckel and if he's gone, I could see them shocking and going for Warmack. In the 2nd, I don't see Barkley, I'd see Minter if he is there though.
Statistically, the run game needs improvement in the interior line and Lenon is a FA at ILB. Levi Brown is returning and the season before last, gave up less sacks and less pressures than anyone at LT this last season.
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I think you'd be hard pressed to find any Saints fan that would not be happy about landing Jordan... I doubt he lasts that long but would be overjoyed if he did!
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Two fantastic picks by NE. Rhodes and Wheaton are legit players to fill our largest holes.
Red Sox, Pistons, Tar Heels Basketball, Crimson Tide Football, Bruins Hockey, Tottenham Hotspur
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Ravens don't need a center in the first.
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Would rather have Glennon over Barkley in the 2nd. Barkley wouldn't make sense, he doesn't fit the Bruce Arians mold of a QB, Glennon does
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Give us Greene in the 2nd and it looks awesome.
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Nzd07 wrote:
Give us Greene in the 2nd and it looks awesome.
what he said>
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Def. think we got fleeced on the value of a DE in the 1st round. Jones is a DE we can grab with our 2nd round pick and be fine.
We should have went Okafer in the 1st if we go DE there. If you want to go DE in the 2nd then take Jones there and grab us a better valued player in the 1st at a spot like DT
My choices would be Barrett Jones at Og/C in the 1st and datone jones in the 2nd at DE.
Or Okafer/montgomery in the 1st and a RB or TE in the 2nd.
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purplegang wrote:
Nzd07 wrote:
Give us Greene in the 2nd and it looks awesome.
what he said>
I agree an Allen/Greene draft would be superb.
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As other Vikings' fans have said, Greene would be the better selection in the second round, but I would be happy with Amerson if the plan is to move him to safety.
Keenan Allen would be a perfect fit at receiver for this team. He would give Ponder that big, sure handed target down the field, and Allen is the optimal compliment to Percy Harvin.
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Hankins + Greene for the Vikings
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Meh draft.. I'm cooling on Tyler Wilson, but Minter in round 2 is solid
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November 3, 2012
Sermanni on youth soccer in the U.S.
Part of what U.S. Soccer was looking for in its new coach of the Women's National Team was someone who would get involved in and have input into youth soccer development, In hiring Tom Sermanni, the federation may have found that.
The affable Scotsman, who has several years experience working in the U.S. market in the Women's United Soccer League, already has some ideas on how player development in the U.S. needs to go.
"I think technical development is key," Sermanni said. "I think technical development in a youth player has to take priority over physical development. That doesn't mean physical development gets completely ignored."
Though the U.S. has been the winningest team in the world over the past two decades, the knock on the squad of late has been that much of the world has caught up in terms of soccer ability, and that the U.S. need to improve the technical aspects of their game.
"When I speak to younger players and coaches, coaches usually say to younger players, 'you have to train harder'," Sermanni explained. "What I believe for younger players what they need to do is practice better and practice as well as they can and practice on improving how they play soccer. How well they can dribble, how well they can pass, how well their touch is and how well their understanding of the game is, so rather than look at their training practices from a physical aspect, I think in youth development, looking at your training practices from a technical aspect and improving how you can actually play the game is most critical and it will continue to go that way.
"In the next generation of players, I think physical differences between teams is going to be null and void and therefore the technical differences and the ability to actually play and understand the game is going to become much more of critical focus."
Sermanni will take over the U.S. team officially on January 1, and he will work closely with Women's Technical Director April Heinrichs and with Women's Director of Development Jill Ellis.


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