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Legacy Reserves Inc. (LGCY)'s EPS growth Analysis:
Legacy Reserves Inc. (LGCY) estimated to achieve earnings per share (EPS) growth of 177.40% for this year while EPS growth expected to touch -28.60% for next year. The company reported EPS (ttm) of -1.08. Take a view on its long-term annual earnings per share (EPS) growth rate which is suggested by Analyst to reach at 17.50% for next 5 years and looking its past five year record, annual EPS growth rate was 21.80%.
Growth in earnings per share is everything. The expected future growth in earnings per share (EPS) is an incredibly important factor .in identifying an under-valued stock. The impact of earnings growth is exponential. Over the long run, the price of a stock will generally go up in lock step with its earnings (assuming the P/E ratio is constant). Therefore stocks with higher earnings growth should offer the highest capital gains. And doubling the growth more than doubles the capital gain, due to the compounding effect.
Given the importance of identifying companies that will grow earnings per share at high rate, we then need to consider how to identify which companies will achieve high growth rates. One obvious way to identify high earnings per share growth companies is to find companies that have demonstrated such growth over the past 5 to 10 years. We can't assume the past will always reflect the future, but logically stocks that have grown earnings per share strongly in the past are a good bet to continue to do so.
Legacy Reserves Inc. (LGCY) ticked a yearly performance of -90.67% while year-to-date (YTD) performance stood at -65.58%. The stock price moved with change of -14.52% to its 50 Day low point and changed 341.67% comparing to its 50 Day high point. LGCY stock is currently showing up return of 257.87% throughout last week and witnessed bullish return of 16.02% in one month period. The stock price dipped -60.15% in three months and plunged -76.13% for the last six months trading period.
The recent session unveiled a 341.67% positive lead over its 52-week stock price low and showed down move of -92.86% over its 52-week high stock price. The stock price volatility remained at 41.06% in recent month and reaches at 119.74% for the week. The Average True Range (ATR) is also a measure of volatility is currently sitting at 0.09.
Analysis of Simple Moving Average:
The Simple Moving Average is arguably the most popular technical analysis tool used by traders. The Simple Moving Average (SMA) is often used to identify trend direction, but can be used to generate potential buy and sell signals.
When price is in an uptrend and subsequently, the moving average is in an uptrend, and the moving average has been tested by price and price has bounced off the moving average a few times (i.e. the moving average is serving as a support line), then a trader might buy on the next pullbacks back to the Simple Moving Average.
At times when price is in a downtrend and the moving average is in a downtrend as well, and price tests the SMA above and is rejected a few consecutive times (i.e. the moving average is serving as a resistance line), then a trader might sell on the next rally up to the Simple Moving Average.
Legacy Reserves Inc. (LGCY) stock price performed at a change of 82.43% from 20 day SMA and stands at a distance of 36.15% away from 50 day SMA. At present time the stock is moving -77.33% away to its 200-day moving average.
Short Ratio of stock is 6.11. Legacy Reserves Inc. is a part of Basic Materials sector and belongs to Independent Oil & Gas industry. Legacy Reserves Inc. (LGCY) finalized the Monday at price of $0.53 after traded 82499034 shares. The average volume was noted at 1418.23K shares while its relative volume was seen at 58.17. Volume is an important technical analysis tool to learn and understand how to apply to price movements. Volume increases every time a buyer and seller transact their stock or futures contract. If a buyer buys one share of stock from a seller, then that one share is added to the total volume of that particular stock. Volume has two major premises:
When prices rise or fall, an increase in volume acts as confirmation that the rise or fall in price is real and that the price movement had strength. When prices rise or fall and there is a decrease in volume, then this might be interpreted as being a weak price move, because the price move had very little strength and interest from traders.
Legacy Reserves Inc. (LGCY) reported positive change of 320.30% in last trading session. It is a positive indicator for investor portfolio value — when the price of a stock Investor owns goes up in value. On the other side it is not a negative indicator for Investor portfolio value — when the price of a stock Investor owns moves down in value.
In the liquidity ratio analysis; current ratio was 0.1 . The return on investment ratio was 10.10%. Price to sales ratio was 0.18 . 42.80% shares of the company were owned by Institutional investors and Insider investors hold stake of 22.40%.
Keep Eyes On RSI Indicator:
The stock's RSI amounts to 68.41. Wilder believed that when prices rose very rapidly and therefore momentum was high enough, that the underlying financial instrument/commodity would have to eventually be considered overbought and a selling opportunity was possibly at hand. Likewise, when prices dropped rapidly and therefore momentum was low enough, the financial instrument would at some point be considered oversold presenting a possible buying opportunity.
There are set number ranges within RSI that Wilder consider useful and noteworthy in this regard. According to Wilder, any number above 70 should be considered overbought and any number below 30 should be considered oversold. An RSI between 30 and 70 was to be considered neutral and an RSI around 50 signified no trend. – Some traders believe that Wilder's overbought/oversold ranges are too wide and choose to alter those ranges. For example, someone might consider any number above 80 as overbought and anything below 20 as undersold. This is entirely at the trader's discretion. The Beta factor, which is used riskiness of the security was 1.88.
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Dr. Edward Jenny earned his B.A. in classical studies from the University of Pennsylvania in 1990, his M.Ed. in school counseling from the University of Delaware in 1994, and his Psy.D. in clinical psychology from Immaculata University in 2003 at which time he joined the Department of Graduate Psychology.
Dr. Jenny is a licensed psychologist, a licensed professional counselor and a Pennsylvania certified school counselor. He serves as the faculty adviser to school counseling certification students. Prior to joining the faculty, Dr. Jenny was the director of student assistance services for the Unionville-Chadds Ford School District. Dr. Jenny has also worked as a supervisor and therapist in community mental health and wrap-around services. He maintains a small private practice treating adolescents and adults.
Dr. Jenny's doctoral dissertation, for which he was awarded the Philadelphia Society of Psychoanalytic Psychologists Dissertation Award in 2004, explored the role of object relations, as measured by the Rorschach inkblot method, in the formation of a therapeutic alliance with adolescents in partial hospitalization.
Dr. Jenny completed an APA-approved internship at Friends Hospital in Philadelphia where he worked in a psychiatric emergency room performing evaluations as well as working on an acute unit with psychotic patients. Dr. Jenny also completed rotations in geropsychiatry and general adult psychiatriatic inpatient care. Dr. Jenny completed his post-doctoral training in modern psychoanalysis at the Philadelphia School of Psychoanalysis where he has continued his training toward certification as a psychoanalyst.
Dr. Jenny's research interests include psychoanalytic psychotherapy, ethics and professional issues, adolescent psychopathology and assessment, personality assessment, history of psychology and group psychotherapy.
Dr. Jenny is active in state and national psychological associations, serving on the membership committee of the Pennsylvania Psychological Association and on the Advocacy Committee of the American Psychological Association Division 42, Psychologists in Private Practice.
Courses Taught:
- Ethics and Professional Issues for Counselors
- Group Process
- School Counseling Practicum and Seminar
- Personality Assessment
- Historical Foundations of Psychology
Research Interests:
- Adolescence
- Oppositional-defiant disorders
- Rorschach
- Psychoanalytic/psychodynamic Theory and Therapy
- Group
- Ethics
Jenny, E., Yalof, J., & Etzi, J. (2005). Using the doctoral comprehensive examination to enhance clinical decision-making and professional identity. Pennsylvania Psychologist Quarterly, 68(11).
Jenny, E. (2005). [Review of the book "Controversies in Countertransference"]. Psychologist-Psychoanalyst, 25(2), 49-50.
Jenny, E., & Yalof, J. (2005). Assessing competence in doctoral training. Pennsylvania Psychologist Quarterly, 68 (7).

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My bet: Somebody says this referring to Brandon.
I was watching just for TAR commercials, but when Brandon started to self-deteriorate, it jut made me want to watch what was going on in this episode. And this is by far one of the most ummm... ghetto? episodes ever?? The immunity challenge tribal council was the most unorthodox way of voting someone off, but yet kind of funny.The end credit scene with Brandon's commentary and voting made me want to laugh. (What was the immunity challenge anyway?)
Has there ever been an "emergency" tribal council like that before?
Did I just see what I saw.
Who says you cannot see something new on Survivor! I thought Jeff handled it beautifully! He was rubbing Brandon's shoulders to calm him down but also he would have known if Brandon was going to take off and attack Phillip.I really wish Brandon hadn't blown his mind and could think strategically instead of letting his rage take over. He was right about Phillip and his stupid names for them. He didn't need to dump the food out either. He could have had the high ground, maybe we would have seen an immediate TC and perhaps Phillip would have gotten the boot! However, I am hoping that this will lead to Phillips downfall as well.
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SANTA BARBARA, Calif. -
The UC Santa Barbara women's tennis team took care of business this afternoon as they defeated Eastern Michigan 6-1, at the Rob Gym Tennis Courts. The Gauchos took control early of the match by sweeping the doubles point from the Eagles. This was the fourth match out of five this year that UCSB has swept the doubles point from an opponent.
The senior pair of Marta Simic and Charlotte Scatliffe continued their dominance in doubles play, bouncing the Eagle pair of Vanessa Frankowski and Tina Bestehorn 8-1 at the No. 1 spot. At the No. 2 slot, freshman Jill Damion and sophomore partner Asagi Onaga defeated Sandra Wikstrom and Aleksandra Stankovic 8-4. Completing the sweep for the Gauchos was senior Brittany Kausen and sophomore Tova Hausman as they dropped the Eagle duo of Joanna Woo and Aditi Krishnan 8-5, at the No. 3 position.
"We feel like doubles is our strength," said head coach Pete Kirkwood. We feel like we can win the doubles point against anyone on our schedule right now.
The Gauchos kept the momentum going into singles play taking five out of six matches. Charlotte Scatliffe wasted no time at the No. 3 slot trouncing the Eagles Sandra Wikstrom 6-0, 6-1, to give the Gauchos the early 2-0 advantage in the match. Jill Damion prevailed with ease in her match at No. 2, posting a 6-2, 6-2 victory against Aditi Krishnan. Brittany Kausen clinched the match for UCSB with a 6-4, 6-2 win against Joanna Woo at the No. 6 spot. Tova Hausman and Marta Simic followed by battling back from a set down to both prevail in three sets.
"The main thing I like about the girls is that they're taking risks," said head coach Pete Kirkwood. They're not backing off or playing tentative, they're really playing aggressive and that's what it's going to take as we start to play some of the higher-ranked teams."
The Gauchos will travel to Arizona this weekend for three matches. Friday the Gauchos will play in Flagstaff against Northern Arizona University. Saturday UCSB will be at #38 Arizona and Sunday will be at #19 Arizona State.
Complete results listed below.
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Gladbrook Farmer's Market Gladbrook's Farmer's Market will be held on Wednesday evenings, 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. at the Gladbrook United Methodist parking lot, starting June 1st thru Sept. Anyone is welcome to sell at the farmer's market...love to have new vendors!!
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Peace Church Choir Service The Sr. Choir at Peace Church will end their season with special musical selections at the 10:30 worship service on May 15th. Graduates, Hannah Miller, Dalton Behounek, Colton Puls, Stephanie Dilly, and Kyle Warren, will be honored. There will be a potluck dinner following the service. Everyone is invited to come and join us on this joyous occasion.
Taco Supper Garwin 4th of July Committee will sponsor a taco supper, Friday, May 13, serving from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the Garwin City Park Shelter House.
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Yesterday, I shared my doubts about the prospect of getting budget and organizational data from the White House. Today, I'm happy to report genuine progress on open data from Congress.
The Government Printing Office announced today that it will be making House bills available in XML format and in bulk through FDsys, GPO's Federal Digital System. House bills now join other material on GPO's bulk data page.
If you're like me, following that link gives you some idea of what's there, but clicking through any further gives you no idea how to use it any more than other copies of bills. That's OK, because the kids with the computers do know how to use it. And they can take well structured, timely data reflecting the proposals in Congress and turn it into various information services, applications, and web sites that make all of us better aware of what's happening.
I believe the public has an Internet-fueled expectation that they should understand what happens in Congress. It's one explanation for rock-bottom esteem for government in opinion polls. Access to good data would help produce better public understanding of what goes on in Washington and also, I believe, more felicitous policy outcomes—not only reduced demand for government, but better administered government in the areas the public wants it. (If you're a reader of a certain partisan bent, you might appreciate the idea that the era of passing bills to find out what's in them will end.)
Upon the release of my Cato Policy Analysis, "Grading the Government's Data Publication Practices" I characterized President Obama as lagging House Republicans in terms of transparency. Today's development helps solidify Republicans' small lead. The GPO release says the initiative comes "[a]t the direction of the House Appropriations Committee, and in support of the task force on bulk data established by House report 112-511."
The administration has plenty of capacity to retake the lead, of course, and could do so quite easily. I'll call it like I see it, doing my best to reflect consensus among the transparency community as to the quality of data publication, when we return to grading the data produced by various organs of government in another year or so.
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During the opening keynote Wednesday for the 2012 edition of its developer conference, Google finally took the wraps off its long-awaited entry into the tablet field. The Nexus 7′s debut was one of many product unveilings at the kickoff of Google I/O, along with the Nexus Q streaming media device and the next version of the Android mobile OS, dubbed Jelly Bean.
The inspiration for the Nexus 7 is similar to that of Microsoft's Surface tablet. Google was not happy with the way Android tablets were selling – or rather, weren't selling – and set out to make a reference tablet to show its hardware partners how it should be done. In this case, though, there's precedent: Google has long produced its line of Nexus smartphones, reference hardware released along with the latest version of Android. In its 40-year-plus history, Microsoft had never produced its own branded PC that competed with its partners.
In an AllThingsD item written by Ina Fried, Android chief Andy Rubin talks about his frustrations with the tablet market, where Apple's iPad dominates completely. The only Android tablet to really gain traction with the mass market is Amazon.com's Kindle Fire, but it eschews the reliance on Google's services for Amazon's own. If you don't know the Fire uses Android as its operating system, you can't tell until you take a deep dive into its settings.
Rubin has a theory about why Android tablets aren't moving and iPads are:
Rubin admits that he was upset a year ago that Android tablets just weren't selling. After looking into some of the reasons, Rubin learned that while hardware really matters on phones, consumers are buying into a content ecosystem with tablets. Or, in Google's case, not buying into an ecosystem.
In particular, Rubin said that Google lacked some of the ecosystem pieces that were necessary, such as a full compliment of TV shows, movies for purchase, and magazines that people want to consume on a tablet.
"I think that was the missing piece," Rubin said.
That's why, along with the Nexus 7, Google also announced an initiative to sell movies, TV shows and magazines.
But is this really the main reason why Android tablets haven't gotten traction? Are people really basing their tablet-buying decisions on whether they can buy and watch the current season of "Breaking Bad" on the device?
Rubin likely is looking at the success of the Kindle Fire as his benchmark. The Nexus 7 is clearly aimed at the same niche as the Fire, with its 7-inch design and $199 starting price. The Nexus 7 is a Fire alternative with a Google nameplate.
But one of the big reasons why the Fire has done well (supposedly, because Amazon has never released sales figures) is the Amazon brand. The online retailer is a top-of-mind alternative to Apple and iTunes when it comes to music, movies and TV available online, and it's the market leader when it comes to books. The Kindle Fire succeeds because it has Amazon's cachet attached to it.
I think Android tablets have failed to sell for four main reasons:
• Lack of simplicity. With tablets, I think Apple has proved that less is more. Microsoft's minimalist approach with Windows 8 is a further validation of that approach. By contrast, the Android tablet interface is a confusing, unfocused mess, with controls and menus scattered across the screen. That's improved somewhat in Android 4 (Ice Cream Sandwich) and Google appears to have made more progress addressing that in Jelly Bean, based on what I've seen so far. But Google has a hard time getting its hardware partners to move to its latest Android version in a timely fashion, so it may be a while before Jelly Bean's improvements can move the sales needle.
• Lack of tablet apps. In the AllThingsD piece, Rubin concedes that Android doesn't have enough apps designed to work well on tablets. But, he's not inclined to change the company's strategy. Google's own tablet apps aren't particularly stellar, either. Apple worked closely with high-profile developers before the iPad launched to make sure there were showcase apps that highlighted what was possible. Google would do well to reach out more in the same way.
• Lack of hardware differentiation. Let's face it, most Android tablets look alike, and they often look like knockoffs of the iPad. There are a handful of exceptions, most notably Asus' Transformer series. (There's a reason why Google chose Asus as the company to build its first Nexus tablet: Asus has a reputation for innovation.) If someone sets out to buy a tablet, the Android landscape isn't particularly dynamic or exciting – so many of the devices look the same, and that results in confusion. Again, this is another reason the Fire succeeds – it stands out from the crowd.
• Lack of marketing. No one markets technology better than Apple. With its hundreds of retail stores, high-profile presence in stores like Best Buy and relentless TV advertising, the iPad's message is everywhere. The marketing for Android devices, like the Android ecosystem itself, is badly fragmented. Google could do a lot to help this with umbrella Android marketing and advertising, but so far the company has chosen not to do this. Will that change with its Nexus tablet?
Six months ago, I might have added "Price" to this list, but there are plenty of Android tablets out there that now sell for less than the latest iPad (and which is one reason why Apple keeps the iPad 2 around at a $399 price point).
I'm not sure how much of a dent the Nexus 7 will make in the tablet market in terms of raw sales. It will primarily be sold online, though Fried writes there are plans to eventually get it into retail stores. Its biggest impact may be in getting Android tablet makers to step up their games, but I'm not sure the Nexus 7 is compelling enough to light such a fire.
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An Oklahoma high school student is behind bars after a cab driver reported hearing him plotting a Columbine-shooting at his school, police said. Timmy Eike, 18, was arrested on Tuesday after police found a shotgun, rifle and 250 rounds of ammunition in his bedroom. The teenager's arrest came a day after gunman James Holmes appeared in a Colorado court accused of killing 12 people and injuring 58 during a midnight screening of the Batman movie.
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The second of two agreements to resolve longstanding problems with landfill gas emissions and their impacts on air quality at the Middlesex County and Edgeboro landfills in New Jersey has been reached to bring them into compliance with the Clean Air Act, the Justice Department and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced on Aug. 9.
The two settlements together resolve all outstanding compliance issues at the landfill facilities. The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection was also a party to the agreement.
Under the agreements, both facilities will enhance environmental controls at the site, conduct regular monitoring and make other required infrastructure improvements to meet federal standards. Landfill gas collected by the separate Middlesex County Utilities Authority (MCUA) and Edgeboro Disposal Inc. (EDI) gas collection systems is treated and then used to generate electricity.
As part of the settlement, MCUA has installed 19 additional landfill gas collection wells in its newest landfill cell, to improve its collection of landfill gases. MCUA also agreed to an innovative plan to monitor the surface of the Middlesex landfill for excess methane emissions. Under the terms of the agreement, the defendants must collectively pay a civil penalty of more than $1.3 million.
The active Middlesex County landfill, owned and operated by MCUA, is located directly adjacent to and on top of the Edgeboro landfill, an older, closed landfill. The facility is located in East Brunswick Township, N.J. This "piggyback" landfill design, in which MCUA landfill space is constructed on top of the capped Edgeboro landfill, contributed to challenging environmental compliance issues. The agreement was reached with the MCUA, and with NERC Middlesex Gas Co. LLC and Middlesex Generating Co. LLC, the operators of the Middlesex County landfill at the time the violations occurred.
"This agreement represents years of hard work to turn an environmental problem into an environmental asset," said Judith Enck, EPA Regional Administrator. "Landfill gas is the by-product of the decomposing solid waste and mainly composed of carbon dioxide and methane. Instead of being allowed to escape into the atmosphere, landfill gas can be captured, converted, and used as an energy source. Converting landfill gases to energy offsets the need for coal and oil, and provides communities greater environmental protection by reducing the impacts on air quality."
The first of the two agreements was reached on July 13 with EDI, Edgeboro Inc., NEO Edgeboro LLC and O'Brien Biogas IV LLC, the owner and operators of the Edgeboro landfill. As part of this settlement, EDI completed construction of a new $6 million landfill gas collection and control system to capture and redirect harmful air pollution from the landfill for potential reuse as an energy supply. The defendants also paid $750,000 in penalties to resolve the Clean Air Act violations.
The landfill owners and operators had failed to comply with federal law that applies to large scale landfills that have been expanded or modified since 1991. The Edgeboro landfill did not have an adequate landfill gas collection and control system in place, which allowed excessive amounts of landfill gases to escape into the surrounding area. The facility's air pollution control devices were also not operated properly, and various types of monitoring were not conducted.
The nonmethane organic compounds (NMOC) in landfill gas contain volatile organic compounds and hazardous air pollutants that can result in adverse effects to the respiratory system, damage to the nervous system and cancer. Landfill gas also contains carbon dioxide and methane gas which contributes to climate change. Methane gas can also cause fires or explosions when it accumulates in structures on or off the landfill site.
After EPA determined that the Edgeboro facility's old gas collection system was inadequate to continue to comply with federal law, it worked with the defendants to design a new, horizontal gas collection system, which is now installed and operational. EPA anticipates extensive environmental improvements at the landfill, resulting in the capture and control of about 129 tons/yr of NMOC, a contributor to smog, and 20,000 tons/yr of methane and 58,000 tons/yr of carbon dioxide, pollutants that contribute to climate change.


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Outdoors Halloween Events Scheduled at Texas State Parks
AUSTIN – If you're looking for a different and healthier way to help your youngsters celebrate Halloween, the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department invites you to visit its state parks and fisheries centers for some special treats.
Ray Roberts Lake State Park in Valley View invites all little ghosts and goblins to the Johnson Branch unit of the park on Oct. 20 for the Spooky Critter Hike from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. The park will host a very special night of family fun, candy, surprises and educational talk about critters of the night! Each time you find a night critter with a ranger on our short hike, there will be a treat waiting for you! Participants are encouraged to dress up! Please RSVP if possible by calling (940) 637-2294. No pets are allowed on the hike.
For the sixth year in the row, Estero Llano Grande State Park in Weslaco will present the Spooky Science Fest – Protectors of the Park from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m., Saturday, Oct. 20. Superheroes of all ages from across the universe will be in a battle to save Texas State Parks, as well as our natural and cultural resources, from the clutches of evil. There will be Superhero photos, a mad science lab, games, crafts, hay rides, live animals, costume contests, food, drinks and much, more. What can you do to save the park? The cost is $6 for adults, $4 for children 12 and under, and $2 for those with a Texas State Parks Passport. Call (956) 565-3919 for more information or visit: http://www.worldbirdingcenter.org/
On that same Saturday, Washington-on-the-Brazos State Historic Site between Brenham and Navasota will be hosting a look at funerary practices of early Texas with a tour of the Old Washington Cemetery. The "Burying the Dead" program will be presented at 11 a.m., 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. and is open to all ages. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Return to the state historic site the following day to listen to costumed presenters tell Revolutionary Ghost Stories about the spirits who haunted the Lone Star State in its early days. Presentations will take place at 11 a.m., 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. Arrive 5 to 10 minutes early at the Visitors Center to stroll to a period setting for the 30 to 45-minute, chill-inducing storytelling about things that go bump in the Texas night. Fees are $5 for adults, students $5 and free for children 6 and younger. For additional details, please call (936) 878-2214, ext. 224.
Representatives of Athens businesses and organizations will hand out free candy treats during the Texas Freshwater Fisheries Center's annual Halloween at the Hatchery from 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., Thursday, Oct. 25. For more information, call (903) 670-2266.
Bring your little ghouls and goblins to Fort Richardson State Park & Historic Site in Jacksboro after 5:30 p.m. on Oct. 27 and pay no entry fee during the Trunk or Treat and Ghost Walk. Let your youngsters trick or treat through the campsites from 5:30 p.m. to dusk, and then go for a Ghost Walk around the historic site. Call (940) 567-3506 for more information.
Ray Roberts Lake State Park (Johnson and Isle Du Bois units) in North Texas will be awarding prizes to the top three Jack O' Lanterns in the Great Pumpkin Carving Contest, from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. on Oct. 27. One entry per family, please. Halloween treats and a spooky campfire session await Halloween revelers. For more details, call (940) 637-2294.
Take a walk down the Haunted Trail at Martin Dies, Jr. State Park in Jasper and encounter scary monsters and frightening ghouls. The haunted hike takes place from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Cozy up to the campfire while roasting a hotdog and marshmallows provided by the Friends of Martin Dies Jr. State Park for a $1 donation to the group. Get a temporary Halloween tattoo, play games and win prizes. Call (409) 384-5231 for details.
Sea Center Texas in Lake Jackson will host its 6th annual Halloween Spooktacular from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m., Sunday, Oct. 28. Children and adults are encouraged to dress up in their favorite costume and participate in crafts, face painting, picture taking, games and trick-or-treating through the Visitor Center. The costume contest is scheduled for 2:30 p.m. Winners will receive a trophy and prizes. Admission is free, but there is a $5 fee for participation in craft activities. For more information, call (979) 292-0100.
To see a complete listing of Halloween events at state parks, visit the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Web site.
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The blog sale date has been changed to – SATURDAY 29th JUNE 2013 at 8PM.
It's time for another blog sale! The date of the next blog sale 2013 will be Saturday 22nd June at 8pm. I wanted to do it this weekend but there's too much to work through still, sorry!
If you are new to my blog sales, here is some background. Every time I do a blog sale (on average 1 every 18 months) I do a preview list which has nearly everything I have to sell on it. However, this is NOT the definitive list so do not use it to place an order. It is just here to give you an idea of what may be on the blog sale and it gives you a chance if you want, to do some research into brands, products and shades to make sure it's right for you.
The preview list I will publish on Monday 17th June – I just need a few more days to work on it.
I have blog sales as I every now and then I have a massive clear out of products I no longer want or use. I used to buy back ups of EVERYTHING and multiple colours so you can imagine the ridiculous amount of make up that has accumulated. This time I am also focusing on skincare and some hair products too. To clarify, these are products I have purchased myself or perhaps has been gifted to my by my other half etc. Unwanted press products go to family, friends and Kiss and Make Up.
This time round I have been really clearing out because:
- I have Baby H which means I desperately need the space and I no longer have time to play around with make up to the same extent I used to. Also if you've seen the price of sports edition trikes then you'd see why a blog sale comes in handy. I am even getting rid of some of my precious LE stuff that I've carefully saved pristine in packaging – someone else can get pleasure in using them I hope.
- I am also moving very soon and can only take a small amount of make up with me. I don't see the point of leaving it in storage.
At the moment I am slower when doing ANYTHING so the packaging up always takes me at least 1-2 weeks to get out. I am also away for a few days after the blog sale so whilst you can make orders I can't really answer too many questions right after although I'll try and spend some time each evening sending invoices etc.
The full terms and conditions is always published at the beginning of the sales, please read them as they'll have shipping info and basic terms. If you want to read the T&C's prior to the blog sale here they are (but I will put this again at the top of the blog sale 2013 page:
To Buy:
- Leave a comment with the items you want, copy the full line of the item including the number of the product and the price.
- Leave your PAYPAL EMAIL in the 'email' field as I will use this to send you an invoice. If you leave your email in the comments this can attract spam and I don't have a ton of time to go through deleting comments for people who didn't follow this rather basic instruction If according to Paypal your email doesn't exist there's not much I can do as I can't get in touch with you either!
- Include your location, either UK or INT (International).
- Please pay within 24 hours of getting the invoice – after this time the item may be passed on to the next person, especially if the item is popular (some things are requested several times).
- When I invoice I will include the products you ordered, please check this.
- Odd mistakes may happen, if an error is made me and I'll try to rectify it. This time around I will be photographing each package before it is wrapped.
- All items are sent via a trackable method of shipping. All of them. This is the reason why with so many sales, I can't remember a single time I've had a completely lost parcel and have only had a handful of returns.
- UK parcels will be shipped by courier because Royal Mail is now beyond a joke with their charges. Parcels will cost between £4-£6 to send most of the time but is unlikely to exceed this. Remember that bubble wrap and envelopes cost money although I always recycle where possible.
- International Parcels will go with Royal Mail still because that is still the best method. Airsure will cost at least £8.
- NAIL POLISHES AND AEROSOLS – absolutely none of these will be sent internationally as it is not allowed. There's no point trying, it will get sent back so if you've added this to your list and you not from the UK, I will omit it from the order.
- Another thing I will be doing this year is sending out tracking numbers to buyers – this is so that you can track your parcel and make sure you chase up with the couriers if something doesn't show up on time. There are usually a few returns each time I do a blog sale because the company didn't leave a calling card and the item gets returned to me which is a real shame. I will be sending out a group email with tracking numbers once the items are shipped.
- I always try and put sweeties and samples in with each package just because I think it's a nice treat. I am also up to my eyeballs in samples because I get sent loads every time I buy something. What I put in each parcel is totally random.
Items are sold as seen so no returns – please ask questions before purchasing although it's not really rocket science The photographs are your best guide – ie. If the product comes with a box, how much is left, the shade etc. but it is your responsibility to check shades on charts etc.
I check everything before it is packaged up, I sanitize with antibacterial wipes but it is your own responsibility to clean it again once you get it.
That's it! I hope you pop along to take a look and find some bargains x


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This dress is crazy long for me even when I'm in heels.
Being 5 feet and 3/4 of an inch tall is no fun.
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F21 dress, vintage white blazer, random accessories
These H&M ankle boots look 90% like the Zara pair I wore in this post.
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garygid wrote:Wow!
Nissan "hides" Capacity loss until 15% is lost (85% remains), and only then do they drop theb12th Capacity-Bar, making you think that you only lost 1/12th (8.3%) but you have actually lost almost TWICE that amount (15%)?
LakeLeaf wrote:OK - trying to understand some of the inner workings a bit more.
So have you been able to figure out - when the car takes a particular action - e.g. going into turtle mode - does it do it based on the actual SOC number, or based on the projected range number?
The later would seem to explain some of the outlier reports we've read, but it also seems to be a strange way to take action.
surfingslovak wrote:....
What exactly is the model then? It's essentially an approximate SOC point to kWh mapping. The mapping itself is speculative, but it seems to be be in alignment with other observations voiced on this forum and with the data gleaned from the few and far between comments from Nissan. I also found some very helpful information on the Tesla owners forum, and I believe that the Leaf is much closer to the Roadster in terms of charging protocols and battery care than we think or Nissan has admitted.
But back to the model. SOC 281 is not valued at 100%, because it very likely does not represent 100% pack capacity. It's the full available charge, which is less than 24kWh for the sake of battery longevity. The mapping I'm proposing assumes 320 SOC points representing 24kWh. Each point would be 0.075kWh or 75Wh. There is a silent reserve on both ends. It's likely 20 points below zero, that's what's left in the pack when the Leaf stops dead after turtle. There are another 19 points above 281 to make it full 320 SOC points. I took this metric and added pack SOC % and kWh estimates to your chart.
GregH wrote:TonyWilliams wrote:Your car shouldn't get the same SOC number all the time. Do you ALWAYS get 272 on a full charge?
Ha! No! You're absolutely right.. I even started a separate thread... I want my 281! Lately the lowest I've seen is 271# and the highest 274#. The all time highest I've seen on my car was 280# but that was a while ago... The car is nearing 2000 miles and 3 months and rarely spends much time over 80% (or 225#) or under 20% (or ~50#)
(other) Gary, that's one for the 'most obscure Leaf facts - way out there' thread.garygid wrote:As the LEAF's Battery Pack loses Capacity over time, at perhaps 16% loss only 11 of the 12 small Capacity-Bars will be lit.
However, when you "fill" the Pack (a 100% charge) apparently the LEAF will still display 12 fuel-Bars, as if to say that your SMALLER fuel tank is FULL.
However, then each fuel-Bar will represent LESS energy than it did when the Pack was new. Personally, I think that this choice, if it is indeed what the LEAF does, is a very misleading choice!!!
From this, we assume the "gid" value will still read about 281 when 100% full. We have not found the "capacity" value in the CAN data, but we see the "Fuel-Bars" (0-12) count, and a related 12-value that is likely to be the Capacity-Bars.
EVDRIVER wrote:An 8% variance could be eight miles or more depending, not exactly a useful scale. If one was not watching and the bar just shifted one would not know if the bar were about to go down any minute or had just gone down making the estimation even more difficult.
Thanks! That's a useful tip! I will assume this applies only to "like new" batteries.JPWhite wrote:Then I do a quick mental calculation, each bar takes approx 1 1/2 hours to replenish at 120v, the gauge indicates time to recharge at both 240v and 120v. So if 4 bars are extinguished, that would translate to 6 hours at 120v. When the estimate reaches 6 1/2 hours I know that I have consumed some of the next bar and that it will extinguish fairly soon.
So the basic formula is # bars X 1.5 hours + 30 minutes. Once this point is reached for the 120v recharge estimate the bar will go out in about 1/2 mile.
The first bar seems to be a special case, it will extinguish shortly after the estimate reaches 50 minutes to recharge at 120v.


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More than 30 of the area's top designers successfully competed for the opportunity to display their taste and talents in this year's Bellarmine University Women's Council Designers' Show House, the Frederic Morgan-designed Wilkinson House. "An Enchanted Evening in Anchorage,†a special event to thank the designers and preview the home before it opened to the public, was held Sept. 6 at the Georgian-style home.
The Wilkinson House, 1701 Evergreen Road, will be on display through Sept. 23. Tickets are $15 at the door or can be purchased for $10 in advance at Colonial Design, Tassels, Inc. or any branch of Commonwealth Bank and Trust Company. Proceeds benefit the Bellarmine University Student Financial Aid Fund. For information call 502.272.8105.
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On Oct. 16, 1923, Walt Disney and his brother Roy began the Walt Disney Co. inauspiciously in the rear of a small office at the Holly-Vermont Realty in Los Angeles. It was there that the young brothers, who paid $10 a month for the modest space, began producing their live action/animated series of shorts known as the "Alice Comedies."
Ninety years later, Walt Disney Animation Studios is a slightly larger and more lucrative operation. Its 53rd animated feature, "Frozen," just knocked "The Hunger Games: Catching Fire" off its box office pedestal and has brought in more than $134 million domestically since its opening on Nov. 22.
And the new animated short that plays in theaters with "Frozen," called "Get a Horse!," combines the vintage hand-drawn 2-D, black-and-white style of the early Disney Mickey Mouse cartoons — even using Disney's voice as Mickey — with computer-generated 3-D color.
The studio is throwing itself an invitation-only party Tuesday night at the Disney Legends Plaza at Walt Disney Studios in Burbank to celebrate the anniversary. Guests and speakers include John Lasseter, chief creative officer for Walt Disney and Pixar Animation Studios; Ed Catmull, Walt Disney and Pixar Animation Studios president; and Disney filmmakers, artists and vocal talent.
Lasseter said of Disney: "His work was so beautiful and there was so much heart with appealing memorable characters. He was constantly pushing the technology of the storytelling and the music was so integral and special. More than any other film producer in history, what he produced is timeless. When you see up on the big screen a restored version of, say, 'Bambi,' there is nothing about it that's dated."
And it was Disney who inspired Chris Buck, who directed "Frozen" with Jennifer Lee, to become an animator.
"The very first movie I saw in the theaters was 'Pinocchio,"' said Buck, who began at the studio in character animation on 1981's "The Fox and the Hound." "I fell in love with that movie, the characters and the music. I think what it did for me most was take me on such a journey. It took me on a roller coaster of emotions. To me as a kid I thought: If 'Pinocchio' could survive all of that, then I can survive some of my day-to-day issues."
Both Lasseter and Buck trained with several of the veteran animators — affectionately known as the Nine Old Men — who worked with Disney on landmark animated features including 1937's "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs," 1940's "Fantasia" and "Pinocchio," 1941's "Dumbo' and 1942's "Bambi."
"Chris and I both went to CalArts in the character animation program," said Lasseter. "We were taught by those great Disney artists that they had pulled out of retirement. These were the guys who helped Walt Disney kind of create this art form of animation. They were there from the beginning. And when we first went to the Disney studio, many of those Nine Old Men were still working. Now I recognize exactly what they were doing. They were handing the torch to us."
The animators, he said, "would sit and talk to us for hours, teach us and tell us stories. I devoured every story. I realized that so much of my career and skills as a leader has come from those stories about how they worked with Walt Disney."
Buck recalled with much affection being trained by Eric Larson, who created the character of the cat Figaro in "Pinocchio."
"Here I was working with this man I idolized," said Buck. "He was my mentor when I first started as a trainee. I think for me it was really the connection to Walt. I look on that as a very, very special time."
Just as the torch was passed to them, Lasseter and Buck are continuing Disney's legacy with young animators.
"When Ed and I came in 2006 to start leading the studio, I turned to all the artists and said I want you to aim high," Lasseter noted. "I want to you to aim higher than you possibly think you could reach, because Walt Disney's name is going to be on this picture. We have to make movies worthy of having his name on these films."


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All the financial turmoil on Wall Street and in foreign markets has put added weight on Friday's U.S. employment report. And that means ADP's private-sector payrolls tally will also get get an extra dose of attention.
The giant payroll processor is expected to show a 189,000 increase in private-sector jobs in January, according to a survey of economists. The report will be released Wednesday at 8:15 a.m. Eastern.
Investors scour the ADP report each month to try to get a feel for how many jobs the government is likely to estimate were created. The two reports tend to align closely over time.
In December, the Labor Department said just 74,000 net jobs were added to the economy. The puny number surprised Wall Street and was largely written off as a fluke owing to unusually bad weather.
Yet a handful of recent reports have also pointed to some softening in the economy. While the weather is still being blamed, the seeds of doubt have been sown. A poor job report on Friday would add to the worries.
Be careful of falling for a head-fake from ADP, though. Sometimes the ADP and Labor figures differ dramatically, like they did in December. ADP initially reported 238,000 private-sector jobs were created, more than three times the number determined by the government. Both estimates will be revised this week and that could narrow -- or widen -- the gap.
Another report later in the morning, the ISM survey of service-company executives, will also offer a clue on hiring trends. The report comes out at 10 a.m.
The ISM survey includes a question on employment patterns that's a good indicator historically about the health of the labor market. The gauge was relatively strong 55.8% in December, but a similar ISM survey of manufacturers issued on Monday showed a marked deterioration in the employment index for January.
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I'm starting to get excited now. Six more weeks of school and I will have all my classes completed for my Master's Degree. So much has been on hold since I started school last September. I've been taking one class at a time, but the semester long class is squeezed into six weeks. Plus I'm trying to study periodically for a quality certification and a project management certification. When I started back, I tried to balace everything: work, school, writing, working out, and me time. But after awhile, things started dropping off. First the me time. Gym went from 5 - 6 days a week to 1 -2 on the weekends. Work hours got longer after three rounds of layoffs. I'd come home from work with about an hour and a half of study time, then prep for work the next day, then sleep. Weekends are filled with writing a weekly paper or doing a weekly assignment, plus all the errands of life (groceries, laundry, cleaning, etc.).
Writing was sporadic until it fell off. I tried to keep in touch with the creative side by listening to audiobooks whenever I got into the car. Everything else with writing has fallen by the wayside. No time for blogging. Website is down; no time to maintain one or to put information together. Newsletter writing and book promotion...gone. The writing life is a very busy life. Writing is the easy part. But whether you self-publish or you're traditionally published, there's a lot of work in promotion and maintenance. It's a full-time job within itself. Something that writers know, and most others don't realize. There's a lot of time and work that goes into trying to be a successful author.
One thing that most authors need is a day job. My day job helped me to publish my first book. I'm considering the time I've spent working on my MBA as an investment in my day job to further advance my writing career. And now, six more weeks to go and I'm getting pumped because I can get back to the writing life. I'm not actually even thinking about graduation or anything. My thoughts are on finally having my time freed up to concentrate on writing again. August 17th is the last day of class. August 18th, I start reviewing the first draft of my third book. Can't wait.
Saturday, July 04, 2009
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- Peggy Sat Jul 04, 02:04:00 PM EDT
Your fans wait with you and support you 100%! It will undoubtedly be worth the wait!
- Cherlyn Michaels Sat Jul 04, 05:55:00 PM EDT
Thanks Peggy! I definitely appreciate all support and plan to make it worth anyone's wait. I'm being asked about book three from people who have read book 1, 2, or both.
- 1Epiphanee Wed Jul 15, 08:35:00 PM EDT
Hey Cherlyn, I have my PMP and on the management team for the Women in Project Management (WiPM) Special Interest Group (SIG) with PMI. We are going to start our last eStudy group in August. If you want more details, let me know. I went through the program myself in 2007 and can only give the eStudy group praise.
- Cherlyn Michaels Thu Jul 16, 05:50:00 PM EDT
Hey thanks! The last? I finish school August 17th and definitely want to start any other program after that. I haven't fully considered how I will proceed but I will check out eStudy. I plan to look closely next month. Thanks!


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The SPCA Serving Erie County is celebrating Independence Day by lowering the adoption fees for all animals to $17.76 now through July 6. For cats one year and older and dogs 10 years and older, the adoption fee is waived completely.
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Photos and videos of animals available for adoption and a list of adoption locations can be found at www.YourSPCA.org.


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This book is a portrait of Rajiv Gandhi by the person who knew him best: his wife Sonia. It is in four parts, the first and last being in the nature of meditations - one in words, the other in images. In the first, Sonia Gandhi reveals Rajiv through recollections and reflections, delicate and restrained in tone but powerful in resonance. In the last, Rajiv discloses the essence of himself in a gallery of his own photographs. The biographical narrative in between progresses through pictures and extended captions, interweaving Rajiv's personal history with the milieu in which it unfolded.
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I agree that HTTPS is a good thing, but browser support isn't as good as you make out. (I'm not saying they shouldn't switch, just that you're dismissing the browser support too easily without giving it due consideration.)
Zero IE support before Edge and only limited support with Edge means a ~large~ portion of browsers (for most sites) will be impacted.
Can I Use estimates only 65% of the world's in-use browsers (up to 74% of US only in-use browsers) would be supported.
If we take away the police's extra money from these traps, cops won't be able to buy their children their favorite movies and cartoons. Those poor children will have to turn to piracy to watch their favorite shows. This piracy, in turn, will harm the poor corn farmers of America. Since corn is used in virtually everything, prices will go up across the board. Due to an overburdened economy, the government will have no choice but to raise taxes. More taxes means more lobbyists pushing for even worse laws. More laws will lead to more people helping each other avoid breaking those laws, starting the cycle anew.
All because you selfish bastards wouldn't think of the children!
So, if they own all the birds ...
And the bird IS the word ...
do they own all the words?
I am pretty sure I just committed 41 counts of copyright, with all these word I just used. 43 if you count the numbers.
I actually think is sort of a smart (if devious) move by Lacoste.
* They establish that they don't want to be associated with mass murders (duh)
* They manage to have their name brought into headlines
* While there is an association between the two (mass murders, Lacoste) that didn't exist before, it's not necessarily a bad one: they're "against" mass murders, and could be remembered as much for denouncing the guy as by any direct association of his wearing their clothes.
It's an abuse of and waste of police time to have to deal with it, but from a pure marketing standpoint it is kinda savvy. Hell, beforehand, I'd never even heard of Lacoste, and was interested enough that I wikipedia'd them just because of this article.
Something like this in a searchable index would be great. Or maybe if you could restrict a Google search by things like open source, public domain, although I understand that tagging search entries with flags like public domain, copyrighted, open source, closed source, etc, would be a massive undertaking, I could see a fairly big benefit in terms of usefulness for doing so.
"I like to think Dark Helmet is black and then I drool over his great man breasts in the darkness known as 'my closet'. It's hot in there, if you know what I mean."
Very RELIABLY and LEGALLY gotten by Reporter Random T. Troll (who worked for News Of the World) Chronno S. Trigger's voicemail.
True story. Srsly.
^ Would that be what you meant? I mean, it's as truthful as the AC up there, amirite?
That would only work if they only kicked children offline, see. Then those pesky kids (and that stupid Dog, Scooby Doo) couldn't get into any online troubles.
I think it goes back to the same issues Mike raises about border crossings.
You choose what to stick in a safe. It has a very limited capacity. A PC, however, can have enough room to hold every digital file you're interested in, depending on how much you want to spend on storage space and form factor.
It's not so much that you're hiding something as there may be something in there you simply don't recall off the top of your head that they use against you in another way, much like a fishing expedition.
Cats would never stand for that nonsense anyways. Well, Basement Kitteh wouldn't, at the least.
When you say that Obama "has been the most aggressive President ever in trying to punish whistleblowers", how much of that is directly because of Obama vs underlings in government who are doing this stuff?
I know that a lot of people assume that anything done during a president's term is the president's doing, and am just curious if you're following that same train of though or if there is info pointing that Obama himself is for this type of thing (as opposed to say, powerless/spineless to stop it). Not trying to defend him or say he isn't doing it, I'm just honestly curious about it.
Damn. I knew I should have taken the blue copyrighted pill instead of that silly red public domain one. Now I'm in a world with it's own programmed rules, some that can be bent, some that can be broken, and some that have bad acting lawyers saying "I know kung fu" while distorting reality with ip based lawsuits.
He didn't turn it into something different. It's obviously still the same picture, just pixelated.
There should be a universal symbol to symbolize how weak fair use is becoming, and how that affects culture negatively.
That sounds like a perfect excuse for a new website dedicated to it. Or at least a YouTube subscription channel!
For starters, you suck at analogies. Aside from that, I'm not entirely sure that we are trying to solve the murder problem.
We're all about (rightly) punishing murderers. But I seriously doubt the laws are there with any real intent on prevention. The main two types of people who would murder a) feel no qualms about it, so if they don't mind murdering someone they don't care about some arbitrary law made by a government they likely don't care about, and b) do it because of some momentary emotional or mental overload (they get extremely angry, paranoid, etc) and aren't able/willing at that particularly moment to worry about the law anyways.
Having said that, there's not much in there related to my point. I mean, if you want to go that route, I could say that the RIAA doesn't go after potential aliens who might exist and might be listing to music that sorta kinda sounds like it might be similar to something created by a human, during a drunken college party, so since the aren't suing the alien asses off those Plutonian Pirates for all of their Plutonian dirty money, the RIAA really doesn't care about stopping piracy. And we all know that's the trtuh, cause the RIAA is all about peace, love, and screwing others over. Amirite?
In their minds, I think that the enormous cost of fighting piracy is worth it, once they find the "solution". That is, the labels think that with enough tries, sooner or later they will find the magic bullet that kills off piracy. For good.
The problem is, of course, that even if they (by some miracle) manage to "solve" the problem of piracy, it won't stay that way. It's not a one-and-done kind of problem. Within days of most any "solution", the collective internet can and will have found some sort of way around it. Or else they'll invent a new method.
If you're sticking your fingers in your ears like the labels and don't recognize that fact, suddenly their efforts seem more ... well, not well thought out, but less crazy at least. Even if it cost them a few billion in sales to stop it now, if they manage to "stop it" for good all they have to then do is artificial scarcity to bring all of that money back to them.
"Being a Tim demands perfection, sir, and it's high time you lived up to it...."
Well, I thought that article by Tim "The Dark Capitalist Lion Taming Helmet" was just great.
I think, sir, maybe you just have Tim-envy. =)
Oopsy. I meant maximalists, not minimalists.
I say we let the Copyright minimalists all copy money. Furthermore, to help promote the "copy" aspect, they should post pictures of them doing so.
Then we can send the lot of them to jail, and by removing a large percentage of the idiots from the public, become a smarter, more progressive country.
Plus, while they are in jail, they can "copy" the act known as getting butt-plundered some of those other pesky "pirates".
It's certainly more knowledgeable than calling infringement theft.
Oh, wait, you mean a false "knowledgeable" with a false "theft", causing the opposite due to double negatives? Now I see what you did there, talking about those smart kids. Nudge nudge wink win.


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INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Gerald Green scored 11 of his 18 points in the fourth quarter to help the Indiana Pacers hold off the Memphis Grizzlies 83-80 in a preseason game Saturday night.
Roy Hibbert had 14 points and 10 rebounds, Paul George scored 14 points, Ian Mahinmi had 13 and Tyler Hansbrough added eight points and 13 rebounds for the Pacers.
Memphis had a chance to tie, but Rudy Gay missed a 3-pointer at the buzzer. He finished with six points on 3-for-17 shooting.
Zach Randolph scored 15 points, Marc Gasol added 13 points.
Indiana won without three starters. George Hill was out with a hip pointer, Danny Granger sat out with a sore left knee and David West did not play.


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Congressman Steve King save us a bunch of money on SCHIP. The rest of the story. Then, lotsa openline conversation. Everything from Ron Paul taking on Bernanke, to who gets the Roe in Roe v Wade presidential endorsement?
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The capital of Qatar is a melting pot of experiences, varying from museums, souqs, beaches and business. For a bit of culture, visit the Katara Cultural Village, which consists of an opera house, a theatre, art galleries, an amphitheatre and more. If in Doha for leisure, make sure you visit the Khor Al-Adeid, an inland sea of crystal clear water which laps into the desert. Doha has a lot to offer visitors, whether you are visiting for business or for pleasure.


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CIP Codes
The Classification of Instructional Programs (CIP) is a taxonomy of academic disciplines at institutions of higher education in the United States.
The CIP was originally developed by the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) of the U. S. Department of Education in 1980, and was revised in 1985, 1990 and 2000. The 2010 edition is the fourth and current revision of the taxonomy.
The programs within the CIP are organized on three levels:
- Two-digit series that indicate a board subject area. Example: 09 "Communication, Journalism and Related Programs."
- Four-digit series, of which the last two numbers represent an intermediate aggregation with that broad subject. Example: 09.09 "Public Relations, Advertising, and Applied Communication."
- Six-digit codes, of which the final two numbers indicate the specific subject matter of the individual program or course. Example: 09.0901 "Organizational Communication, General."
Example of a CIP
- 09. Communication, Journalism and Related Programs: Instructional programs that focus on how messages in various media are produced, used, and interpreted within and across different contexts, channels, and cultures, and that prepare individuals to apply communication knowledge and skills professionally.
- 09.09 Public Relations, Advertising, and Applied Communication: Instructional content for this group of programs is defined in codes 09.0901- 09.0999.
- 09.0901 Organizational Communication, General: A program that focuses on general communication processes and dynamics within organizations. Includes instruction in the development and maintenance of interpersonal group relations within organizations; decision-making and conflict management; the use of symbols to create and maintain organizational images, missions, and values; power and politics within organizations; human interaction with computer technology; and how communications socializes and supports employees and team members.
- 09.09 Public Relations, Advertising, and Applied Communication: Instructional content for this group of programs is defined in codes 09.0901- 09.0999.
The CIP titles and program descriptions are intended to be generic categories into which program completions data can be placed, not exact duplicates of a specific major or field of study titles used by individual institutions.
The 2010 edition of the CIP lists 47 broad subject areas, 50 new four-digit series and more than 300 new six-digit codes. More than 350 codes were revised from the 2000 edition.
The CIP is the accepted federal government statistical standard on instructional program classifications and is used in a variety of education information surveys and databases.
Since it was first published in 1980, the CIP has been used by NCES in the Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS) and its predecessor, the Higher Education General Information Survey (HEGIS), to code degree completions. It is also used by other Department of Education offices, such as the Office for Civil Rights, the Office of Vocational and Adult Education and the Office of Special Education, and serves as the standard on instructional programs for other federal agencies, including the National Science Foundation (NSF), the Department of Commerce (Bureau of the Census), the Department of Labor (Bureau of Labor Statistics) and others. The CIP is used by state agencies, national associations, academic institutions and employment counseling services for collecting, reporting and analyzing instructional program data.
The Ohio Board of Regents has adopted the CIP (also known as "subject field" or "subject code") for determining course subsidy. All of Kent State courses and their assigned CIP code are reported to the state three times a year (spring, summer, fall).
In 2007-08, the Ohio Board of Regents implemented a new model structure to be used in the allocation methodology for subsidy, referred to as State Share of Instruction (SSI). The new taxonomy increased the number of models, from 16 to 26, to decrease the variance between a model's average cost and the average cost for the subject field/level of instruction combinations within that model.
Primary structure is now related to groupings of subject fields rather than by level of instruction (e.g., general studies, baccalaureate, master's, doctorate) to make it easier to understand by both academic administrators and policy makers. The three model groupings are the following:
- Arts and Humanities (AH)
- Business, Education and Social Sciences (BES)
- Sciences, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics and Medicine (STEM, STEMM or STEM2)
Learn about the process Ohio Board of Regents uses to calculate student full-time enrollment (FTE) for subsidy.
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- Enter your FlashLine user name and password. (You must have permission to access this site. Contact Therese Tillett if you do not.)
- Enter the parameters you want (college, course subject, etc.).
- The application will return a table containing the college, courses, course titles, subsidy model, rate per FTE (in thousands), current CIP code and hyperlink to all CIP descriptions in that broad subject area.
- If you want to review different CIP code descriptions or change the CIP code attached to the course, please be cognizant of the level of the course you are selecting:
- B - Baccalaureate: Assign to this level all courses that are specialized within a discipline for the bachelor's degree. The course should be considered specialized when a specific set of knowledge or skills is required prior to enrollment. Typically these courses are reserved for students majoring in the field. Also, assign this level to specialized courses designed to serve a related discipline.
- D - Doctoral: Assign to this level all courses specifically designed for the instruction of doctoral students in which enrollment is normally available only to students who have progressed beyond the level of a master's degree. The doctoral level component of a graduate course designed to serve both this level and the master's level should also be assigned to the doctoral level.
- G - General Studies: Assign to this level all courses that are general, introductory or core courses. Courses that satisfy distributive requirements—the set of courses that provide students with a broad knowledge base, generally in the humanities, natural sciences and social sciences, for an associate or bachelor's degree—should be assigned to the General Studies level.
- M - Master's: Assign to this level all courses that are designed for graduate instruction and are not specifically designed for doctoral students (see Doctoral above). Courses that represent the graduate-level component of advanced undergraduate courses (where a specific designation has been made that the course is creditable toward a graduate degree) should be assigned to this level, as should the master's level component of a graduate course designed to serve both this level and the doctoral level.
- P - Professional: Assign to this level all courses that are professional courses leading to the first professional degree offered by a school or college of law, dentistry, medicine, veterinary medicine, optometry, osteopathy or professional psychology.
- T- Technical: Assign to this level only those courses that are part of an associate degree program of technical education and are within the technical portion of a curriculum as defined by current Board of Regents' program approval standards. Courses that are "basic" and "non-technical" within those standards should be assigned to the General Studies level.
- V Developmental: Assign this level to courses that are below college level (basic writing skills courses; basic reading skills courses; basic mathematics skills courses; and study skills courses).
- To change the CIP code, double click on the desired number. That will take you to a new window, where you will enter the rationale for selecting the new number. All CIP code revisions will be reviewed by the Office of Curriculum Services and the Division of Research, Planning and Institutional Effectiveness before being implemented.
You should select a CIP based on the correlation between the subject matter of the course and the six-digit code descriptions.
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