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Dwayne Jarrett caught three touchdown passes and the Irish offensive attack never found it's rhythm as USC downed the Irish 44-24. In front of just under 92,000 fans at a soldout L.A. Coliseum, the Trojans (10-1) continued their march towards a possible meeting with Ohio State in the national championship game while Notre Dame (10-2) was left searching for answers. The No. 5 Irish are in a position to earn a BCS spot but their showing on Saturday night will make them sweat it out until next weekend's selection show. Head coach Charlie Weis, still looking for that signature win in his short two-year head coaching career, lost for the first time on the road and admitted the better team won.
"In the grand scheme of things, it was a combination of all three facets of our team," Weis said. "We didn't win on special teams. We didn't win on offense. We didn't win on defense. Stats are for losers. You can sit there and say we both had the same number of yards in the game. The bottom line is we moved the ball but didn't put it in the end zone early in the game."
Dwayne Jarrett proved not only was he the best wide receiver on the field Saturday night but maybe the best in the nation. The junior wideout torched the Irish secondary for seven receptions, 132 yards and three scores. Jarrett got the Trojan offense jumpstarted early when he caught a nine-yard touchdown pass from John David Booty on USC's opening possession to give them an early 7-0 lead. The spectacular wide receiver made it 14-0 on the following drive when he outjumped Mike Richardson for a 5-yard score.
Jarrett also put the nail in the coffin. With Notre Dame still in striking distance at 31-17 in the fourth quarter, he caught a ball from Booty over the middle and did the rest, scampering 43-yards for the touchdown. Booty ended the contest 17-of-28 for 265 yards, three touchdowns and two interceptions. The Trojans attacked the Irish secondary early and often and came up with the necessary big plays.
"They've never been conservative," Weis said. "I didn't expect them to be. They called an aggressive game. Give credit to them. Aggressive game plans really come to light when they make plays. Jarrett has those three scores, it makes the aggressive game plan look that much better."
The Irish offense, so good the past four games, never could get in sync. The four previous opponents were nowhere near the caliber of the fast and athletic USC defense. Yes, Notre Dame put up 24 points. But dropped balls, overthrows by quarterback Brady Quinn and multiple false starts contributed to the blah performance.
The killer was when the Irish defense showed up in the second quarter. After Brady Quinn hit Marcus Freeman for a touchdown to cut the Trojan lead to 21-10, Notre Dame forced Booty into two interceptions, one by Richardson and the other by defensive tackle Trevor Laws. What did the potent Notre Dame offense do in the two possessions? They had two straight drives of four downs and out. Fourth down, a strength this season for the aggressive Irish, killed them on Saturday. Notre Dame was just 2-for-6 in the game. Quinn, usually the rock behind the attack, completed less than 50 percent of his passes but did throw for 274 yards and three touchdowns.
"They have a complete team as I've been saying all week long," Weis said about USC. "I thought we were going to try to counter their speed up front by draws and play actions. We had some success moving the ball. But two of the first three drives we move deep into plus territory and basically didn't put the ball into the end zone. That's been the strength of the team all year is red zone touchdowns. Some of that credit goes to their defense.
"That's about how I expected them to play. They're very aggressive in the front seven. That's where they make their hay by being aggressive in the front seven. We threw it more times than you'd like to throw it in a game because you're playing down and trying to get chunks. They have very, very good speed in the front seven."
Trojans head coach Pete Carroll had a wide smile on his face running through the tunnel after the game. He should be happy. Not only did he improve to 20-0 in November but his team is still alive for their third national title in four years.
"We had a nice little ballgame tonight," Trojan head coach Pete Carroll said. "What a great opportunity it was for us tonight. Two great schools, coming in with great records. They've got some great players over there, so we are proud of our ability to take this opportunity and ride it all the way through. It was a lot of fun. We really felt in command the whole game. Defensively, we felt we did a really good job. They only had a few long plays."
Now, what's next? Notre Dame ends the regular season at 10-2. To automatically qualify for a BCS bowl, the Irish have to be in the top-eight. More than likely, Notre Dame still remains an attractive candidate for a big money contest. Likely destinations include a trip back out to California for the Rose Bowl or down in the Big Easy, New Orleans, for the Sugar Bowl. Whether it's Bourbon Street or the City of Angels, Weis would readily accept either bid.
"I hope that's the way it works out," Weis said. "We had a very good year. It would be pretty good. We'd be pretty happy to go to any BCS game that picks us. If that happens, sign me up and let's go."


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TONY EASTLEY: The world of rugby league is reeling from the revelations that the reigning premier the Melbourne Storm has breached the salary cap by nearly $2 million over the last five years.
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EXTRACT FROM NRL STATEMENT: The investigations have revealed the Storm maintained a dual contract system and the club has confirmed that side letters promising extra payments were stored in a secret file at the home of the chief executive.
SAMANTHA DONOVAN: On Channel Seven former player Mark Geyer and commentator Ray Hadley made clear their thoughts on Storm's salary cap breaches.
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RAY HADLEY: We're dealing with thieves. We're dealing with liars. Obviously there will be an investigation. It may be a criminal investigation. Money has been taken under false pretences. There's two sets of books. It's a disgrace.
SAMANTHA DONOVAN: Rugby league journalist and author Ian Heads told the ABC's 7.30 Report the news was a shock.
IAN HEADS: I think it's a shattering thing for the game really because it's about trust. It's about fair dinkumness. It's about a club obviously doing the wrong thing completely.
And not just a club; it's a club with three of probably the five best players in the game in their ranks and a club that have been the champions, acclaimed for the way they play the game. So that's got to hurt any game obviously.
TONY EASTLEY: Rugby league historian Ian Heads.
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The Brazilian defender is expected to leave the club at the end of the 2014-15 season, while the Camp Nou chief is happy with Neymar and Lionel Messi
The Brazil international's existing deal with Barcelona is due to expire in the summer of 2015, but a number of reports suggested his contract could be automatically extended if he plays a set number of games.
However, Zubizarreta has made it clear no such clause exists, before insisting that Barcelona are happy to have the right-back at the club.
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8-10 January 2014
Health Economists' Study Group, University of Sheffield
James Buchanan and Sarah Wordsworth 'Welfarism versus extra‐welfarism: Does choice of economic evaluation approach impact on adoption decisions?'
Helen Dakin 'Decision‐making for healthcare resource allocation: Joint versus separate decisions on interacting interventions'
20 January 2014
Department of Economics, National University of Ireland, Galway
Seamus Kent 'A comparison of statistical models for the estimation of hospital costs of common complications in a secondary cardiovascular disease population'
28 January 2014
Academic Unit of Health Economics, Leeds Institute of Health Sciences, Leeds
James Buchanan 'Evaluating genomic technologies: Can health economics improve its methodological toolbox?'
29 January 2014
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Laurence Roope 'The Endogenous Poverty Line: Existence and Implications'
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Rachael Morton 'To dialyse or not? Physician preferences for the treatment of elderly patients with end-stage kidney disease: A discrete choice experiment '
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Laurence Roope 'Missing Dimensions in the Measurement of Wellbeing and Happiness'
12 March 2014
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Economics, Modelling and Diabetes: Mount Hood 2014 Challenge, Diabetes Modelling Masterclass, Stanford University, USA
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Medical Sciences DPhil Day, University of Oxford
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Laurence Roope, Paul Anand 'New approaches to the measurement of progress' (a summary of two papers)
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Rachael Morton 'Can analysis of the effect of social disadvantage on health outcomes be improved through the use of causal pathways?'
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Economics departmental seminar series, National University of Ireland Galway.
Laurence Roope 'Inequality and Growth: a simple structural relationship'
24 October 2014
Edinburgh Critical Care Research Methods Course, The University of Edinburgh
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St. Luke's Clinical Education and Research seminar: Cost-Effectiveness & Health Policy, Tokyo
Alastair Gray 'Using Cost-Effectiveness Analysis to inform Health Policy: Lessons from the UK'
8-12 November 2014
ISPOR 17th Annual European Congress, Amsterdam
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Helen Campbell (Fusco F, Campbell H, Newman M, Barker K) 'Rehabilitation in resurfacing hip arthroplasty patients: Preliminary cost-effectiveness results from a clinical trial.'
November 2014 ASN Kidney week I. Schlackow, B. Mihaylova on behalf of the SHARP Collaborative Group; 'A lifetime model in Chronic Kidney Disease: the SHARP CKD-CVD disease model'
November 2014 I. Poster Presentation ASN Kidney week Boby Mihaylova (Schlackow, B. Mihaylova on behalf of the SHARP Collaborative Group) Lifetime benefits and cost-effectiveness of LDL-cholesterol lowering in Chronic Kidney Disease: results from the Study of Heart and Renal Protection (SHARP)
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The Rhode Island Rams and the Temple Owls will both be trying to pick up a win on Saturday when they battle at Liacouras Center.
Rhode Island was a 72-65 loser in its last match at home against La Salle. They failed to cover the 6.5-point spread as underdogs.
Temple was an 83-78 winner in their most recent outing at home against Detroit. They failed to cover the 6-point spread as favorites.
Rhode Island:
Team record: 8-18 SU, 12-11-1 ATS
Current streak: lost 2 straight games.
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is 0-5 SU in its last 5 games when playing on the road against Temple
When playing on Saturday are 6-4
Before playing Saint Joseph's are 3-7
After playing La Salle are 5-5
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Team record: 20-8 SU, 12-14 ATS
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Doctors have used a 3D Printed Kidney to plan a toddler's kidney transplant. And the pictures of the happy family post-operation are magnificent.
The many uses of 3D printing in the field of medicine are far reaching. From prosthetics for chickens to visualizing procedures, innovative doctors are putting 3D printing to good use.
The technology came in especially handy when doctors in Ireland used a 3D printed kidney to imagine something they never trained for: putting an adult-sized kidney into a toddler-sized body.
As a baby, Lucy suffered heart failure at four weeks old, and her kidneys failed from lack of oxygen. Mother, Ciara Boucher, explains that there was trouble from the very beginning.
"The day that she took ill we were told when we were leaving our local hospital to say goodbye to her because she may not make the journey to Belfast."
The girl's father would step in and offer his own kidney, but the procedure would have to wait. Lucy was put on kidney dialysis until she was old enough to receive the transplant. That's where 3D printing helped ease the process.
3D Printed Kidney used for Critical Surgery Preparations
As noted by father, Chris Boucher, it's incredibly hard to image the physical reality of such an unusual transplant.
"It was phenomenal to see it and then to just hold it over Lucy's abdomen—you just think: 'How on earth can they fit that into this abdomen?'"
Luckily, the doctors were prepared. 3D printed replicas of Lucy's abdomen and Chris' kidney were made beforehand. Surgeons at Guys and St Thomas' Hospital used the models to plans their movements. Being able to physically see, hold, and compare the two pieces was integral to making it a reality.
In the end, the kidney transplant proved successful. Those involved appreciate the security that 3D printing offered, and the family seems to be in full recovery. "She's smiled right through it and that's because of the nurses and the staff and the way they've been with her," they report.
It's awesome that 3D printing isn't just saving lives, but it is gaining attention for doing so. As stories like these keep spreading, more and more people may be inspired to turn popular technology into something more.
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Justice for Crimes Against Humanity
Edited by: Mark Lattimer, Philippe Sands
The aim of this book is to assess recent developments in international law seeking to bring an end to impunity by bringing to justice those accused of war crimes and crimes against humanity. The book was originally conceived while the editors were engaged, in different capacities, in proceedings relating to the detention of Senator Pinochet in London. The vigorous public debate that attended that case - and related developments in international criminal justice, such as the creation of the International Criminal Court and the trial of former President Milosevic - demonstrate the close connections between the law and wider political or moral questions. In the field of international criminal justice there appeared, therefore, a clear need to distinguish legal from essentially political issues - promoting the application of the law in an impartial and apolitical manner - while at the same time enabling each to legitimately inform the development of the other. The essays in this volume, written by internationally recognized legal experts - scholars, practitioners, judges - explore a wide range of subjects, including immunities, justice in international and mixed courts, justice in national courts, and in a particularly practical section, perspectives offered by experienced practitioners in the field.
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Can you believe that Capt. Kirk got roughed up by anti-Semitic bullies on his way to Hebrew School?
So says William Shatner, according to a Jewish Week interview promoting his new memoir, "Up Till Now."
Now, I knew that Spock was Jewish (Leonard Nimoy, that is, not the character with the pointy ears). But I didn't know that Kirk was, too.
"The mystique of being Jewish is something you wear as part of you, as though it were clothing,†Shatner tells the JW. "You don't think about it, but when you do you feel like it's nice to be a member of the club.â€
Apparently, Shatner wanted the fifth Trek movie to be about a search for God — with an actual trip to hell to confront the devil. But studio honchos overruled.
I've never been able to watch an episode of Star Trek all the way through. But I'm sure that Trekkies have many elaborate theories on how Kirk and Spock's Jewishness affected the show's many deep and meaningful messages.
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mediocre media
and when the poll count stalled, the tv coverage stopped. anywhere else in the world, a stalled automated election count would have been grist for the mill, something that would have excited, perked up, broadcast media, given them something to pounce on and monitor non-stop, its extent and implications for 2016 elections to discuss and debate, in the service of the filipino electorate. instead, coverage petered out, pang newscast and regular programming na lang. soooo in the service of their bosses? bosses with vested interests in non-transparent automated elections?
o baka naman napakiusapan lang sila ni brillantes, as in, let's not make a mountain out of a molehill, let's not give gus lagman and the IT community a venue for venting, let's not get the people agitated, let's relax, take it easy. argh.
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May 18, 2013 at 1:21 am
yes! i've been wanted them to level up since the campaign period started!
May 18, 2013 at 7:30 am
'level up'… 'mediocre' .. these are charitable words. but then christianity commands us to forgive and love our fellows, for we are sinners all.. they're also human beings, but never mind.
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May 19, 2013 at 2:20 am
Philippine media is mediocre. No doubt about that. But I don't attribute the lack of coverage over the bloopers and the concerns of Gus Lagman and his IT allies to the mediocrity of media. There was simply no public uproar to excite, perk up, broadcast media, given them something to pounce on and monitor non-stop. The story had no traction that's why coverage petered out. I also don't know if I would go as far as to suspect that the lack of coverage came from the bosses because those bosses have their own vested interests, vested interests that conflict more than they coincide.
Stories over those bloopers would have gotten traction if the UNA candidates who won refused to accept their proclamation. But neither Nancy, Gringo, nor JV are protesting. Even Koko who at first said he was not pleased about the early proclamation accepted his in the end. There is no united UNA stand, there is no public uproar, is media supposed to create the uproar?
Maybe there will be a story later, if and when somebody presents evidence that would overturn or place serious doubts over the results of the election. But media cannot get ahead of the story, it cannot create an uproar first and then produce evidence later. First the evidence and then the uproar, like what happened in 2004 and in 2007 with Migz and Koko.
The public has heard what Gus and company have to say and they are not convinced because they have seen that automated elections make dagdag-bawas operations extremely difficult if not nearly impossible. The reported increase in vote-buying, voter intimidation, and voter disenfranchisement indicates that automation is forcing cheaters to practice their craft on the front-end or prior to voting rather than at the back-end or during the canvassing.
May 19, 2013 at 12:02 pm
"There was simply no public uproar to excite, perk up, broadcast media, given them something to pounce on and monitor non-stop."
thats not how journalism works. you should know better.
if journalism was just some kind of megaphone for the public's fancy, then its largely pointless. journalism has higher aspirations than that.
May 19, 2013 at 2:48 am
Please ask Ado Paglinawan and Ernie del Rosario to show us the formula. Napaka-general ng statements nila, pakita nila yun formula para makita natin kung totoo nga ang sinasabi nila. Kilala ko si Ado, magkasama noong araw sa Washington, mabait siya at well-meaning na tao, pero public relations ang field niya sa pagkaalala ko so medyo nagulat ako na ngayon cited na siya ni Rene Azurin bilang isang expert sa mathematical formulas.
May 19, 2013 at 12:08 pm
"he wrote, "that an earlier decision of ranking had been predetermined and the proportion of votes had been pre-designated from a national perspective, with a total disregard for provincial and regional nuances…. From 10% of the vote to 60%, the tally has been running a consistent vote share.As the votes from different provinces came in, the voting pattern was identical for the senatorial positions, something contrary to historical experience in Philippine politics."
if paglinawan is correct, this should be discussed.this means that different provinces had THE SAME RANKING, for senator. IF that is true, then thats weird.
May 19, 2013 at 12:55 pm
May 19, 2013 at 6:20 am
Puro yabang lang, puro bobo naman.
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July 6, 2013 at 6:54 pm
Hi Boom, it's been a long time. That's right we were together in Washington DC. And the last time we saw each other was during Manolo's wake at Mt. Carmel parish.
My first encounter with extensive computer usage was when a group of PR practitioners from San Beda, including Melvin Martin, Sonny Aguirre and I, banded together to form a private quick-count for Cory Aquino for the 1986 elections. The boutique-type operations
was financed by the Ayalas and housed at the old Makati Stock Exchange bldg at the corner of Ayala and Makati ave.
Because it had the support of the Ayalas, our forward deployment receiving data from all Cory Aquino for President Movement and UNIDO watchers from all over the Philippines was all branches of the Bank of Philippine Islands nationwide.
This enabled us to have the best headsup of how much lead or loss the municipalities were showing for Mrs. Aquino. As the Comelec was intentionally delaying its own national canvass to favor former president Marcos, we already knew the final output more or less where Cory would lose by a close margin.
This headsup enabled the CAPM to be two steps ahead of Malacanang in fast forwarding our political strategems, up until the timely intervention of Edsa One. Mind you, we were merely using Lotus for our spreadsheets and monitoring summaries.
Needless to say, that and many more contributions as a political PR professional to help Cory become president were the key factors that propelled my being appointed by Mrs. Aquino as attache to the Philippine Embassy with Ambassador Pelaez.
Mrs. Aquino assumed the presidency on February 26, 1986 and Ambassador Pelaez and I landed at Dulles International on April 13, short of two months thereafter.
As you know pursuing higher studies while in Washington DC was very tempting at that time. I finally got a scholarship from the Embassy to pursue continuing studies in international public relations from George Washington University under a program run by the Public Relations Society of America, an organization I have been a member since 1988.
So this validates your first observation. But how did I get an IT credential?
You know how many people go in and out the Embassy bearing all kinds of proposals, mostly just trying to cold canvass but some serious. The Ambassador called me to his office one afternoon it was here asking me to join discussions about a proposal for a satellite receiving station for the Philippines corresponding to LandSat of The United States and Spot of France. This led to further integration of the Tiros sats from Japan for realtime meteorology.
Since I could hardly contribute to the discussions because I came to the United States in 1986 knowing only Wordstar and Lotus programs, I again suggested to Tito Maning to send me to pursue two years of information technology at the USDA Graduate Studies along Independence Avenue.
It was not ivy league nor top-rated, but I soon found out as I was already going to class that it presented an environment far advance that even exceeded MIT in Cambridge because the instructors there were on-hand system practitioners mostly from the Departments of Defense, and Finance, NASA,IRS, FBI and other leading edge high-volume US government computer users.
The language of satellites is ADA, but before that I had to start from basic programming, COBOL, Simula, Algol, Pascal, Fortran and whole gamut of softwares.
The satellite receiving station was fully developed by almost the end of my term in the Embassy. After almost four years prepwork, it was all set to construct the facility in cooperation with NAMRIA on top of Mt. Agumid in Barotac Nuevo in the province of Iloilo – the center of the Philippines as determined by GPS.
Backed up by the Ambassador and the Philippine scientific society both government and private, I secured a $100M grant from the Sultan of Brunei, in exchange for cooperation for thermal maps and services.
The project folded up because when Bolkiah handed over the check to Mrs. Aquino during his state visit to the Philippines, nothing was again heard about the money. The explanation given was that it was used for budgetary purposes. Had this gone through as planned I would have substantially changed my career to high technology. Instead I kept the practice of this capability of mine under low profile, while engaging more visibly still in public relations and strategic consulting.
For IT applications in the Philippines, I have been collaborating with Hermenegildo Estrella, one of the pioneers of electronic data processing in this country. I have been helping him behind the scenes since he was called by the Philippine senate to testify regarding the Garci scandals in 2004.
During the 2010 elections, I came to expand my in-country IT exposure developing more friends like Nelson Celis, Toti Casino, Maricor Akol, etc. who have been running the Philippine Computer Society. New collaborators in the person of Ernie del Rosario, former IT chief of Comelec and Lex Muga of the Ateneo came about in 2013.
I have known Gus Lagman and Rene Azurin even while I was still in San Beda high school, where I also came to know Rene Saguisag and Sixto Brilliantes.
July 6, 2013 at 8:19 pm
Now, mainly for Gabby and Angela's benefit, lets cut the chase to the smoking gun.
Before everything let me clarify that our base data all comes from the Comelec. None of the data we used, we sourced ourselves. I am saying this disclaimer early so that if any of our analysis proves wrong at some later day, it just means that the Comelec publications have been poofed.
1. Please understand carefully that the process of PCOS transmissions by law should have been shot to the municipalities first before it were to be sent anywhere else. The Comelec announced that this will not be implemented in 2013, and that the PCOS transmissions will simultaneously be sent direct to the municipalities and the Transparency Servers, one in the custody of PPCRV and the second care of rappler.com.
This is very clear from the flow chart designed by Namfrel based on the Comelec pronouncement.
2.The Law of Large Numbers, after much brouhaha, was never even applicable to the inputs of 76,000 PCOS machines from all over the country.
Why? because as the Comelec report of the first sixteen canvasses corresponding to 58,000 PCOS transmissions, there were no large numbers received at all per canvass.
The sources of each canvass came in clusters of provinces, cities and municipalities and foreign offices. So James Jimenez, Comelec spokesman was lying to his teeth when he told TV cameras that the incoming transmissions from the first 58,000 PCOS machines were all "random".
Random means "first-in, first out" in real time. But how can they be random at all when the the first to the sixteenth came from clustered areas per canvass.
In fact this is the first smoking gun that the PCOS transmissions from the clustered precinct level was short-stopped before it reached the Transparency Server, for the least intention of "clustering" them.
In fact one does not have to be a rocket scientist to perform the analysis to decipher the pattern.
All we had to do is use Microsoft Excel that is capable of mathematical computations and best yet charting. You can even choose how your chart will come out, line or bar etc.
Using each Comelec canvass,we transported the Comelec canvass data to an Excel spreadsheet, grouping the Team Pnoy, UNA and others respectively in three different colors.. The sums were also generated by Excel, and so were the charts.
We merely transferred to the Excel spreadsheet the data derived from the Comelec canvass.
4. The mother chart was a line chart from the first to the sixteenth national canvass. Result 60-30-10.
4a. This was followed by an alternate instruction to change the chart to a bar chart. Of course since the base data were the same, the result also exhibited 60-30-10 but in bar form that looked like matchsticks placed side by side.
4b. We then made another chart, this time representing totals of various areas all over the Philippines available at that time: Caloocan, Malabon, Marikina, Paranaque, Quezon City and Valenzuela in the national capital region. Benguet, Kalinga, Ilocos Sur, Batanes and Nueva Vizcaya for CAR and Ilocos. Bataan, Pampanga, Batangas, Rizal, Occidental Mindoro in the Tagalog corridor. Camarines and Sorsogon in Bicol. Romblon, Guimaras and Capiz, Bohol, Lapulapu, Biliran and Northern Samar in the Visayas. Zamboanga Norte, Zamboanga Sibugay, Lanao del Norte, Misamis Oriental, Davao Norte, Davao oriental in Regions 9-11 respectively. South Cotabato,Maguindanao, Agusan Sur and Surigao Sur in Region 12 and Caraga. The result 60-30-10.
5. At this point, Pablo Manalastas, Mike Beduya and Michael Purugganan (NYU) came up with the Law of Large Numbers all with a caveat that the 60-30-10 flatline would not reflect the same pattern if our investigation carries on to the municipal or using smaller samples from the precinct levels.
So the different watchdogs and advocacies formed an adhoc Technical Working Committee that we nicknamed Techworx or TWX to dig deeper. What we expected was a more probable showing of sharp peaks and valleys, charts crisscrossing as we go lower and lower.
5a. We miserably failed. What we discovered instead was the second smoking gun!
The 60-30-10 thread is true to the regional, provincial, city and municipality levels. In fact it is true up to the precinct level.
Two interesting observations came about:
5b. The first was that in the province of Bohol, Tagbilaran City and all its munipalities outputed 60-30-10.
The second was even more glaring. Mindanao had been having 8 to 12-hour brownouts since October of 2012 and this contributed to the fact that administration rallies in its key cities were all almost empty except for the hakots, while any other rally even by the smaller political parties were well attended.
Well, Bislig, Tandag, Tangub, Cabadbaran, Butuan, mati, Davao City, Digos, Kidapawan, General Santos, Cagayan de Oro, Valencia, El Salvador, Ozamis, Zamboanga and Isabela (Basilan) results? 60-30-10.
6. This is statistical improbability at its worst.For the first time in the history of the Philippines, the people "voted" like robots or zombies, in complete disregard of psychographics and sociographics, geographical locations, ethnicities, political bailiwicks and other nuances.
Remember this is not even an election where block voting was employed.
6.1 The only conclusion could only be threefold:
First, the Transparency Servers did not receive inputs directly from the PCOS machines. Second, or they were defaulted upon arrival from being displayed. Third, What came out instead was in favor of a pre-programmed report that was already in the Transparency Server.
6.2 The first symptom of this scenario was at 5pm of May 14 when election watchdogs called the attention of PPCRV that the Server was already showing 12 million votes canvassed or 23% of the votes, when only 1,418 precincts were yet counted. That less than 2%.
6.3 This brings us to the third smoking gun.
On May 18, the Comelec stopped on the 16th canvass when 129 of 304 Certificates of Canvass already posted 39,898,992 votes counted. 129 was only 42% of the total COCs, with 175 or 58% more to be counted, but 100% more or less of the total votes cast were already entered.
If we extrapolate the rest of the COCs on a perfect analogy, that's 129:39,898,992=175:x.
that's 129x=39,898,992 multiplied by 175
that's x= 54,127,907
54,127,907+39,898,992= 94,026,899 total votes canvassed
This would mean that every man, women and child, even those just born, voted, as our present total population is almost 100 million.
7. So far the last smoking gun is the Random Manual Audit.
First, it was not random at all. The clustered precincts were pre-selected by Comelec. The process was not started in the regulated 4 hours after the closing of the precincts and worst took more than 45 days to complete.
Second, by her own admission on cam with GMA News TV, Tita de Villa confessed that they had to reduce the threshold in the 2013 election in order to get the accuracy rating closer to the 99.995% required by the Terms of Reference by the Comelec Bids and Awards. This is the same standard used by the banking sector in the Philippines.
Comelec Chairman corroborated this admission, also on the same TV station, by saying that they reduced the threshold from 50% shaving of the oval to just 20%, a 60% substantial reduction.
With this arbitrary alteration the accuracy rating, according to PPCRV still summed up short of the requirement reaching only 99.9747%. A number that might still spell the difference in the last three senatorial posts but in majority of the other contested positions in the local areas.
Oh, before I forgot. Third, both automated and manual count were also coinciding at 60-30-10 pattern.
I rest my case.
July 7, 2013 at 10:20 pm
I am interested in the number of electoral protests pre 2010( let's say 1992 – 2007),and then 2010 and 2013. Has the number shown an increase or decrease?
July 8, 2013 at 9:25 am
If " both automated and manual count were also coinciding at 60-30-10 pattern", then, what is so anomolous in the election result that gave Grace Poe the number 1 position when she did not even fare in the top five of pre-election surveys??


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Florence, city center | RIFICOLONA | Sept. 7
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The Festa della Rificolona is one of the more classic folkloric events in the city center of Florence and as a visitor, it is very easy for you to participate. The parade wanders through the streets of Florence with colorful glowing lanterns; it is a game and a show at the same time. Read our article to learn more about Festa della Rificolona
Florence, city center | CARRO MATTO | 4th Sunday of September
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Scarperia | DIOTTO | Sept. 8
In Mugello, the area that gave us the Medici family, in the little town called Scarperia, tradition has them dedicating almost an entire week to celebrating with food, music, and lots of activities the founding of the city in 1308 by Florentine government. Read here and find out what to expect at the Diotto celebration
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Florence | CAPRICCIO ITALIANO | Sept. 3 - 22
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A select series of concerts dedicated to great Italian composers (Vivaldi, Corelli, Pergolesi, Caccini, Albinoni, Rossini, Verdi...). See the Official Website for concert times and dates.
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Organized between the town and the villa, Poggio Caiano opens its doors to yesteryear and fireworks, markets with antique traditions and lots of shows featuring falcons, fire eaters and poets. Relive the past at this spectacular villa just outside of Florence. Official Website
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In a country where food is a part of the national heritage, you can't help but love a city where international and Italian chefs are brought together in the many historic palazzos throughout the town to teach their special tricks of the trade.
Certaldo | SAGRA DEI CIPOLLA DI CERTALDO | Aug 27 - Sept. 4
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Londa | SAGRA DELLA PESCA BIANCA | second Sunday of September
the Queen of Fruit, the White Peach
But if your tastes go more to the sweeter products of the land then just a bit southeast of Florence is Londa and its celebration of the late ripening peach (the White Queen). It takes place on the second Sunday of September with activities and fireworks on the lake, awards for the best product, concerts and even a food festival highlighting (peaches of course) and polenta.
Impruneta | FESTA DELL'UVA | last Sunday of September
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It wouldn't be Tuscany if they didn't celebrate the harvest of the grapes, like they do in Impruneta who has a whole week of planned activities and then sums it all up with a huge market in the town square on September 27 with local foods and parades. Official Website
Greve in Chianti | CHIANTI EXPO | Sept. 8-11
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However, if you would much rather celebrate the finished product, then you need to head to Chianti and the wine EXPO. Local producers will have bottles to sample with the purchase of a souvenir glass, you can then stroll through the small town with the stands showcasing their finished products and inhaling the atmosphere of Greve in Chianti and the vendemmia (grape harvest).
Figline Val d'Arno | PALIO DI SAN ROCCO | Sept. 2-6
44th Edition of the Race of Saint Rocco
Fun filled days celebrating the bounty of the harvest and the long held tradition of the Palio of San Rocco. There are farmer's markets, events for all ages and music centering around the trails and final race for the Palio. Check out the Facebook page for an official program of events: Palio di San Rocco
Villa Cerreto Guidi | FESTINA LENTE | Sept. 26
If you prefer a more controlled environment, where exacting detail has been given to the menu in a fortified hunting lodge built in 1556, then reserve your spot at the dinner "Festina Lente" at the villa Cerreto Guidi. The name of this event literally means "make haste slowly" (one of those sayings that requires a glass or two of wine before it begins to make any sense!) In this case, you are tasting a selection of special dishes in honor of Cosimo I.
Piazza dei Ciompi, Florence | MERCATINO | last weekend of September
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It's always fun to explore the treasures of a town like Florence and the monthly antique fairs are just the place to do that. It's all about the fun of "maybe" finding something special to take home as a reminder of your holidays. The Flea Market in Piazza dei Ciompi is on the last weekend of every month; they set up early around the permanent antique stands. Get there early and start snooping to get the best deals, there is a wide assortment of old and new.
Fortessa da Basso, Florence | MERCATINO | the third weekend of September
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In the shadow of the Fortessa da Basso, you can stroll through a collection of regulars who set up shop with small antiques and handicrafts, just another great opportunity to find a special reminder of your time in Tuscany.
Piazzale Michelangelo | GELATO FESTIVAL | Sept. 1 - 4
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More than 100 unique flavours of Italian-style ice cream, specifically created to celebrate the 2016 Gelato Festival. In every stage-city participate a maximum of 16 of the best ice cream makers in the country that create a never tested before flavor just to challenge for the title of the best Italian-style ice cream. Every Festival venue will also include another 10 totally unique and original flavours, offered by the sponsors, that will not be competing. Official Website
Florence, city center | TORRE SAN NICCOLO' | September
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This is the last month that Torre San Niccolò will be open in the evening for tours of the upper levels and a wonderful panoramic view of the city, it's only open in the evenings and makes a great stop to on your way to Piazzale Michelangelo.
Florence | MEDICI DYNASTY | the entire month of September
the fasinating story of Firenze
Looking to learn a bit more about the artistic and cultural wonders of this Renaissance city? This English theater production will introduce you to the Medici family and the important role they played in the history of Florence contributing to the arts and culture. Read our article for more information about the The Medici Dynasty Theater Production
Florence | CORRI LA VITA | Sept. 25
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