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Oklahoma State vs Texas Prediction, Game Preview, Live Stream, Odds and Picks
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Longhorns Eager to Wrangle Cowboys Again
Oklahoma State is coming off wins over Iowa State and Oklahoma. Can the Cowboys do it again when they head to Austin to meet the 10th-ranked Longhorns?
Oklahoma State is only 2-4 on the road while 11 of the 16 wins for Texas have come at home.
The Cowboys have struggled at times offensively, putting up 67.8 points per game on 43% shooting. The defense has been pretty solid as Oklahoma State is in the top 10 nationally in blocked shots per game and in the top 25 in scoring defense. That defense will be tested by a high-scoring Texas team that is in the top 25 in points and assists per game and field-goal percentage.
Oklahoma State leading scorer Bryce Thompson is questionable after leading the last game with an ankle injury.
Texas fell from seventh to 10th in both the Associated Press Top 25 poll and coaches' poll.
According to the college basketball odds, Texas (+2200) is tied for ninth in the odds to win the national title. Oklahoma State (+5000) is well back at +10000.
Let's check the latest college basketball news, stats, injury reports, and college basketball lines for Oklahoma State vs Texas. We've got plenty of NCAA basketball picks for you to consider.
Defending Champs Reeling
It doesn't take much to figure out the key to Oklahoma State's wins over Oklahoma and Iowa State.
The Cowboys limited the Sooners and Cyclones to 40% shooting and 25% accuracy from 3-point range.
The Cowboys are comfortable with a slower-paced game and having the contest played in the 60s. Oklahoma State is 1-3 when the opposing team hits the 70-point mark.
The Cowboys are second in the Big 12 in scoring defense and first in field goal percentage defense, and the defense will be tested by an explosive Texas offense.
Oklahoma State has covered against the Las Vegas odds in six of its last nine games.
Carr the Driving Force for Longhorns
Few players in the Big 12 can put points up quicker than senior guard Marcus Carr.
Carr is coming off a 23-point effort as the Longhorns returned to the win column with a 69-61 win at West Virginia. It was his 11th straight double-digit scoring game. That includes five 20-point efforts.
KNOCK 'EM DOWN MARCUS CARR 👌
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He ranks third in the Big 12 in 3-point shooting percentage and his field goal percentage of 45.7 is fifth in the conference.
Carr was just 3 of 16 from the field in the two matchups against Oklahoma State last season and he will look to make more of an impact in this meeting.
Dylan Disu had 13 points in the West Virginia win, giving him three double-digit scoring efforts in the last four games, and more of that will be needed going forward.
Texas has covered against the college basketball betting lines in only two of its last eight games.
Oklahoma State vs Texas Game Injuries
Oklahoma State vs Texas Head-to-Head
Texas has won six of the last eight games against Oklahoma State and that includes the last two. When the teams met in Stillwater on Jan. 7, both teams shot under 32% from the field and they combined for 33 turnovers in a 10-point road win by the Longhorns.
This is the eighth time in a row that Texas is favored against Oklahoma State.
Each of the last three games and four of the last five finished under the total.
Oklahoma State vs Texas Game Information
Game: Oklahoma State (11-8, 3-4 Big 12) vs Texas (16-3, 5-2)
Location: Moody Center, Austin, TX
Day/Time: Tuesday, Jan. 24, 9:00 p.m. ET
Oklahoma State vs Texas Live stream: TBS.com
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Oklahoma State vs Texas Picks & Prediction
It might be harder to find a series that has been as competitive as this one in recent years. Over the last 10 meetings, Texas has averaged 66 points and Oklahoma State 65.8. The rebound numbers are 36.8-36.3 in favor of the Longhorns. Texas has made 67 3-pointers compared to 63 for Oklahoma State.
The Cowboys have covered in just two of the five road games with Texas 5-7 against the spread at home this season.
The total has gone under in eight of the Cowboys' last nine games, and Oklahoma State would love to see a low-scoring affair. The 8½-point line seems a bit on the high side.
Texas is 15-2 when listed by the sportsbook as the favorite while Oklahoma State is 0-6 as the underdog.
Texas is listed at -400 in our Las Vegas college basketball lines. This means that if you wager $100 on the Longhorns, you have a chance to win $25. Oklahoma State is +320, offering a chance to win $320 on a $100 wager.
The implied probability attached to the betting lines gives Texas a 80.00% chance to win, with Oklahoma State at 23.81%.
BET THIS PICK: Texas Longhorns ML (-400)
BET THIS PICK: Oklahoma State Cowboys +8½ (-110)
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For the last many weeks, I have been in shock as to all of the ways people are lashing out in hate and all of the ways the earth has been crying out in pain. I have been feeling lost and sick watching it all happen. I've been struggling through the heaviness of it all. And yet… there's also a fire growing within me. A fire of anger, and strength, and determination. A fire that is calling me into action. To align myself with who I truly am. To stand firmly in what I truly believe. To speak up when something is NOT okay.
Through all this, I've been getting more clear on how inner work is intrinsically connected to society, family dynamics, politics, and all that is happening around us. It is all so tightly interwoven. If I am here to support our Souls' liberation, then I must also be a part of tearing down the systems that keep us locked up. I'm not exactly sure what that looks like for me yet, especially because I have never been an outspoken person, I like to keep to myself in my home, and I never used to pay much attention to politics. But I've been really listening these last few months, especially these last few weeks. And what I do know, is that the more firmly we can stand in our own authenticity and what WE believe in, the more others will be able to as well.
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We've been relying on our fearful, analytical, perfectionist, controlling brain too much. We have forgotten our Soul, our true essence; which is full of compassion, of knowing (and not knowing), of love, curiosity, courage, and clarity.
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It's better to be a higher seed in March Madness, right? Well, yes and no.
Let's start with the yes. No. 1 seeds have performed extremely well historically, capturing 11 of the past 14 men's national championships and 23 of the 36 since the draw expanded to 64 teams in 1985. Over that time span, the title game has been just as likely to feature two No. 1 seeds as no No. 1 seeds.
Five No. 2 seeds have won the championship, and four No. 3 seeds have done so, but the 2014 UConn Huskies, led by Shabazz Napier, have been the only team seeded lower than third to win the championship since the turn of the century. There's certainly a lot of madness in March, but when it comes to cutting down the nets in the first week of April, it's almost always one of the favorites.
The seeds of success for the top teams are planted in the first round, in which no No. 1 seed had ever lost prior to No. 16 UMBC's upset of No. 1 Virginia in 2018. No. 2 seeds are almost as solid, winning 94% of their opening round games.
The first round is shaky, though, for any team seeded lower than fourth. No. 5 seeds beat No. 12 seeds at just a 65% clip, marginally higher than the 60% rate at which No. 7s beat No. 10s. There have been even more of these medium-level upsets recently, with No. 12 seeds going 23-29 in the first round since 2008, for instance.
By the time Saturday rolls around, the No. 1s still feel relatively secure, but nobody else is safe. No. 2 seeds only win about two-thirds of their second round matchups (regardless of whether they play a No. 7 or a No. 10) and nearly half of No. 3 seeds don't reach the Sweet 16. By contrast, 85% of No. 1 seeds advance to the second week of the big dance.
In fact, No. 1 seeds are so dominant that they almost entirely block out eighth and ninth seeds from reaching the Sweet 16. This is where being a higher seed is not always better. As you count upwards starting from 1, it gets progressively harder at each seed to make it to the third round. That is, until you get to 10, when the graph surprisingly turns around like Javier Baez getting into a pickle on his way to first base. Amazingly, teams seeded No. 12 make it to the second week of the tournament more frequently than No. 8 and No. 9 seeds combined.
The 2022 Michigan Wolverines might have cost themselves a higher seed in the NCAA Tournament when they blew a double-digit second half lead to Indiana in the first round of the Big Ten tournament. By ending up with a No. 11 seed on Selection Sunday, however, they pushed off a potentially dangerous rendezvous with a No. 1 seed until the Elite Eight, at the earliest. Michigan likely not only improved its odds of reaching the coveted Sweet 16, but increased its expected number of total March Madness wins.
The power of the top seed, and the lopsided 1 vs. 5 matchup looming in the Sweet 16, is so strong that as many No. 11 seeds as No. 5 seeds have made it to the Elite Eight since 1985. Last year, UCLA advanced even further, becoming the fourth No. 11 seed since 2006 to reach the Final Four. FiveThirtyEight's model gives Michigan an 11% chance of reaching the quarterfinals and a 4% chance of reaching the Final Four. The NCAA tournament is structured to send 67 of its 68 participants home losers, but it at least provides a glimmer of hope for those lucky enough to fall to that No. 11 seed.
The women's tournament can make no such claim. No. 1 seeds are even more dominant in that event, winning 21 of the last 27 national championships. No team seeded lower than No. 5 has even reached the final since 1994. Even in the first round, there is significantly less madness than in the men's draw, with favorites faring better in nearly every corresponding matchup.
One oddity present in both tournaments since moving to a 64-team field: No. 9 seeds have a winning record against No. 8 seeds. So, yes, it's better to be a higher seed. Except when it's not.

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The Invitation of the Blank White Page
March 12, 2015 Modelsauthorship, e books, history of paper, long-form media, Lothar Muller, media, paper, papermaking, paperwork, printing, publishing, writingGary C. Woodward
Source: Wikipedia.org
It's a medium with many virtues we tend to overlook: low cost, portability, and compact storage of text, images and data.
Although the precise origins of paper are hard to identify, some authorities place it in China about 105 AD. Plant fibers gathered and poured into a water bath were spread and carefully removed by a screen underneath, leaving a thin layer of material that could be dried so it would accept paint or ink. Papermaking eventually migrated to Egypt and Iraq, and then to Europe. "Paper" made in what is now Egypt was usually produced from papyrus or parchment (an animal skin), the only tools for capturing language recognized in the Koran.
While Egyptian papyrus (from which the word "paper" evolved) was initially the preferred material, it required more resources and woodworking skill than was practicable elsewhere. Eventually, near the end of 780s dried fibers of fabric became the dominant ingredient, partly because it was less susceptible to forgeries than all the other alternatives, and because it could more easily be sized with oils made from animal by-products. Sizing produced a smooth surface able to hold ink.
This and much more is told in Lothar Müller's new book, White Magic: The Age of Paper (Polity Press, 2014). He notes that even before the invention of the printing press in 1450 there was a steady stream of written material made by copyists, as well as "printers" using ink transfers from individual wood blocks. Hand copied books were numerous, along with items such as block-printed playing cards with monarchs painted on their surfaces. In the 14th Century it appears that nearly everybody played cards.
Arguably the most potent effect of the ability to make paper was not necessarily the book, but the ledger and the formal contract. Spain as the center of Phillip II's empire is given credit (or maybe it should be blame) for creating one of the first paper-based bureaucracies. Decrees, written petitions, contracts and files were committed to the page. Still made from rag fibers until higher demand would require the substitution of wood pulp, paper made possible major advances that are frequently still used: the keeping of governmental and business ledgers, the practice of double bookkeeping, and the increasing use of correspondence by mail. In the latter case, a chain of effects followed wider access to postal systems, triggering the development of better roads and predictable timetables.
All of these advances are based on a medium with virtues we tend to overlook: low cost, portability, and compact storage of text, images and data. These conditions were the essential prelude to the printed book, which was made possible especially in the West because of the ease of creating standardized type based on the small Latin alphabet.
Not surprisingly, print formalized the idea of authorship, turning writers into long-form storytellers, and readers into linear thinkers. The availability of paper from mills sprouting up everywhere contributed to the flowering the enlightenment and, later, distribution of scientific research based on the premise of world-wide peer-review.
Müller's study of paper and the book notes that the story of these media is not over. Paper gives history a durable record not yet equaled by digital files. He also reminds us that books are things. They can be owned, passed on, or resold. Many of us still draw satisfaction from their visible and tactile presence. By contrast, the electronic version is more accurately described as a licensed product. As such, it's not quite the object for independent use that is a defining feature of its enduring paper counterpart.
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Too Much Noise on the Line
December 29, 2013 Problem Practicescommunication, creativity, digital media, information overload, long-form media, media distractions, staticGary C. Woodward
If you are old enough to remember The Carol Burnett Show and her famous remake of "Gone with the Wind," you can probably also describe the momentary loss of picture or sound with some version of the phrase, "There's too much static on the line." We tend to see the world through the vocabulary we've acquired, so some form of this expression hangs around, even though we now think of it as a holdover from older forms of analogue media. Listen to AM radio today and there can be so much static that it may actually drown out a station. Scratches on an old 35-millimeter print of a film or dust lodged in a cherished vinyl LP are similar versions of the same problem: what audio engineers call a bad "signal-to-noise ratio." It's still true that if you still have a land-line phone, you may also find that there are times when you sound like Sheriff Andy Taylor trying to be heard over an old wall phone at the far end of Mayberry.
"Too much static on the line" might seem like a complaint whose time has passed. After all, digital media generally have the potential to strip a message of extraneous noise. But it would be a mistake to think that we've licked the problem, especially if we can see its significance in slightly larger terms. I'm struck by the fact that the very devices that carried the promise of freeing us from bad connections have done just the opposite. If anything, those weighed down with various forms of the latest digital devices are now assaulted with more stimulation than we can ever accommodate. In our age, the fragile line represented by a focused consciousness is easily overwhelmed by visual and aural noise.
Talk to a friend while they are surfing the internet or texting someone, and you sense that there's definitely too much static on the line. Ask someone to do their desk job while they are also trying to process a barrage of useless e-mails, cell messages and Tweets, and they've got more than their powers of concentration and discernment can handle.
This has become a familiar and much-discussed issue, especially among older adults who see what they describe as the distractions and attention deficits of the young. To be sure, our children will survive, and no doubt help us tame the twin Twenty First Century monsters of information overload and empathy fatigue. But it's also worth remembering that many enduring achievements in life tend to come in broad swaths of linear development. The mind works best when it has time to put our heads around a challenge and master its demands. We know this when we've finished a great novel, witnessed the performance of a sprawling but magnificent symphony, or taken in the words of a provocative thinker who was given a generous space of time to lay out their views. To reduce these efforts to anything less—especially because of a felt need to accommodate more truncated bits of "information"—is to produce its own kind of mental static.
There's an important lesson in the fact that a number of great composers wrote their best works in fevers of concentrated effort. It was continuous and sustained chains of invention that gave us the Jupiter Symphony and the gathering brilliance of The Messiah. We can be thankful that Mozart and Handel didn't have the distractions of 24-hour cable news, Facebook pages to fret over, or e-mails waiting to be answered. It is undeniably true that we have reduced the presence of unwanted electrical noises that dogged the transmissions of older media. But they've been replaced by relentless and insistent demands on our attention that represent their own forms of noise.


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Summary: A middle age woman wakes up not remembering anything and is trying to pieve together her past.
My Thoughts: People keep comparing this film to Gone Girl. THIS IS NOT GONE GIRL. This isn't even Gone Girl's younger sister. The movies have different plots, different direction styles! They're different! Enough with my ranting and so we start the movie off with Nicole Kidman waking up in bed with a stranger, who happens to be her husband, not remembering anything. This happens four or five more times, so of course I was tearing my hair out just watching this happen again-and-again.
Besides all that nonsense, this was a good movie. It wasn't anything groundbreaking or 'OMG AMAZING', but it was a good movie. Slow? Yes, it was. Did it have plot holes? Yes, a lot of them. Did I notice most of them whilst watching the movie? Yes, I did. Did it upset me a lot? Not really. Usually, plot holes irk me intensely, but in this movie. I was okay with them. It may have been because of the movie's cast, which was the only reason I went to see this movie.
Nicole Kidman is always great, in my opinion, so that wasn't anything new. Mark Strong and Colin Firrth weren't spectacular or anything. But these three were the only thing keeping me awake!
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Best stock of electric vehicles: Lucid Group or Gogoro
Over the past year, many Special Purpose Acquisition Companies (SPACs) have agreed to merge with electric vehicle (EV) companies. However, many of these EV companies are tiny, have yet to generate revenue, and rely heavily on extremely bullish market forecasts to attract investors.
At first glance, the electric vehicle market backed by PSPC might look like a speculative swamp filled with overvalued stocks. But some of these companies are already producing vehicles and generating real income.
Today we're going to take a look at two of these best-run EV companies: Lucid group (NASDAQ: LCID), which went public by merging with Churchill Capital IV Corp. earlier this year, and Gogoro, who plans to merge with Poema Global Holdings (NASDAQ: PPGH) in the first quarter of 2022.
Image source: Lucide.
Lucid aims higher than Tesla
Lucid has caught the attention of investors a lot as it is headed by Peter Rawlinson, You're here's (NASDAQ: TSLA) former head of engineering.
Like Tesla, Lucid makes premium electric sedans. But its first vehicle, the Lucid Air, can travel up to 520 miles on a single charge, beating Tesla's longest vehicle (the Model S Long Range) by over 100 miles.
Lucid is also targeting a higher end market than Tesla. Its entry-level Lucid Air costs $ 77,500 before deducting federal tax credits, while the customer-configured "Dream Edition" version costs $ 169,000.
Unlike Tesla, which is aggressively expanding its global network of more than 25,000 Supercharger stations, Lucid plans to rely on third-party charging stations instead of building its own proprietary charging network.
Gogoro carves out a niche with electric scooters
Taiwan-based Gogoro sells electric scooters and operates a nationwide network of more than 2,000 interchangeable battery stations.
Image source: Gogoro.
Instead of plugging in the scooter and waiting for it to charge, its drivers (who pay a monthly subscription) can simply replace the old battery with a new one in seconds. Gogoro has also signed partnerships with other manufacturers of electric scooters that allow their users to swap their batteries at its stations.
Gogoro's newer scooters cost around $ 2,000, making them a bit more expensive than gasoline scooters, but they can go over 100 miles on a single charge. Gogoro currently generates most of its revenue from its Taiwan scooter sales, but expects its overseas scooter sales, charging stations, and battery subscription fees to increase significantly over the years. coming years.
Prior to co-founding Gogoro with Matt Taylor, CEO Horace Luke served as Chief Innovation Officer at HTC, as well as the leader in product ideation and brand development at Microsoft.
How fast are Lucid and Gogoro growing up?
Lucid recently began shipping its first batch of 520 Lucid Air "Dream Edition" sedans, and it expects to be able to manufacture approximately 20,000 Lucid Air sedans in 2022 and generate $ 2.2 billion in annual revenue.
Lucid has the infrastructure and the demand to meet that goal: Its new plant in Arizona has a maximum annual production capacity of 53,000 vehicles, and it already exceeded 13,000 reservations in September.
However, Lucid would still be eclipsed by Tesla, which has already delivered 627,350 vehicles in the first three quarters of 2021. Lucid is also deeply unprofitable: it racked up $ 3.18 billion in losses in the first half of 2021 without generating any revenue. revenues, and its losses will likely increase next year as it ramps up production of thousands of new vehicles.
Gogoro's revenue fell 17% to $ 364 million in 2020 as its scooter sales slowed during the pandemic, and he expects another 10% drop to $ 327 million this year. Its adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) fell 9% to $ 42.1 million in 2020, and it forecasts a decline of 72% to $ 11.8 million this year as it expands its material business (scooters and charging stations) at a loss.
These short-term growth rates look dismal, but Gogoro expects its annual revenue to skyrocket at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 74% between 2021 and 2024 to hit 1.7 billion. dollars, and its Adjusted EBITDA skyrocketing at a CAGR of 185% to $ 272 million.
It expects these explosive growth rates to be fueled by its expansion into India and China, and its total subscriber base to grow from 449,000 this year to 2.95 million by 2024. These estimates are breathtaking, but they're also far more speculative than Lucid's shipping estimates for next year.
Which stock is the best value?
Lucid has an enterprise value of $ 68 billion, which values the company at 31 times its sales target for next year. Gogoro plans to go public with an enterprise value of $ 2.35 billion, which would value the company at less than five times its estimated revenue of $ 500 million in 2022.
Lucid's valuation is rich, but it could be justified if it hits its sales target next year and continues to ramp up its production capacity. Meanwhile, Gogoro looks cheap, but his long-term forecast looks too high.
These two EV stocks are speculative. But if I had to choose one over the other, I would probably stick with Lucid because he sets more realistic short-term goals. Gogoro's goals may be achievable, but I'll have to see him reverse his recent declines before I believe his bullish narrative.
This article represents the opinion of the author, who may disagree with the "official" recommendation position of a premium Motley Fool consulting service. We are heterogeneous! Challenging an investment thesis – even one of our own – helps us all to think critically about investing and make decisions that help us become smarter, happier, and richer.
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Hampton by Hilton makes Leeds debut
Hilton has signed a franchise agreement for the 14-storey Hampton by Hilton Leeds City Centre in the north-eastern area of the city centre.
The 192 bedroom hotel, which is expected to open in late 2019, will be part of the first phase of a new, landmark regeneration project being developed by a consortium of Singapore-listed companies led by Heeton Holdings Ltd. The project will make an impactful contribution in extending the quality of the city centre beyond the inner ring road.
Overall, the scheme will create a sustainable new urban destination on the 2.45 acre Bridge Street site that was once occupied by British Gas prior to their relocation to Holbeck. The scheme is set in an ideal location in the city centre, close to the Victoria Gate shopping centre and emerging creative quarter in the Mabgate district.
Judith Blake, leader of Leeds City Council and executive member for economy and culture, said: "We're excited to welcome Hampton by Hilton to Leeds. Both leisure and business tourism in the city are growing at a truly impressive rate, with Leeds becoming increasingly recognised as a fantastic destination. This confidence in Leeds has a direct impact on the economic success of the city, making a difference to everyone who lives and works here."
Patrick Fitzgibbon, senior vice president, development, Hilton, said: "The number of Hampton by Hilton hotels in the UK is set to double, with 18 currently trading and a further 22 in the pipeline. An important regional capital, Leeds is at the centre of the North of England's economy and with the UK Government's Northern Powerhouse proposals set to boost the regional economy – with investment in HS2 and local businesses – visitor numbers are set to increase considerably in the next five to ten years. This is a terrific project to be a part of and a great opportunity to expand our fast growing Hampton by Hilton presence in the UK."
Edwin Liu, country head (UK & Europe) at Heeton Holdings Ltd, said: "As the first phase of this wider development, the Hampton by Hilton project marks a significant commencement to the regeneration of this district. We are already witnessing the positive impact to the area from recent developments such as Victoria Gate to the South. We are confident that the hotel will be executed well, and will set the benchmark for the rest of the development."
Alex Chakabarti, head of hospitality at Heeton Holdings Ltd, said: "We are thrilled to partner with Hilton as the franchisor for our hotel in Leeds, a city where the leisure and business sector is going from strength to strength. The hotel is well situated within the city centre and will contribute greatly to the vibrancy of the city as well as the growing hospitality sector in Leeds."
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Robbie Set For Latest Ride
U's Chairman eager to help fundraising bid.
Colchester United chairman Robbie Cowling is back on his bike this weekend.
Robbie and a group of cyclists will be cycling to the game at Walsall, once again looking to raise money for the Teenage Cancer Trust, following last year's mammoth efforts.
Whilst still wanting to raise funds for the TCT, Robbie is urging fans to donate in a different manner this time round.
He told the U's official website: "I'm sure that I'll enjoy the ride but the main priority is to raise as much money as we possibly can.
"All donations will ultimately go to the Teenage Cancer Trust but I would love to help Stephen Sutton's efforts in helping others.
"I have really admired the fact that ever since he was diagnosed, he has done all he can to help other teenagers, and I ask any supporters wishing to back our cycle ride to donate via Stephen's Just Giving page."
Robbie, his brother Richard and son Mitchell will be joined in the two day ride by Academy coach Steve Ball and long term supporter Sam Wolton.
Stuart Begg, whose daughter Emily started the U's initial interest in the Teenage Cancer Trust, will be driving the support vehicle for the trip, which begins on Friday ahead of the final game of the season.
Friday sees over eighty miles covered en route to Northampton for the overnight stop, before the remaining sixty three miles are completed on Saturday.
Robbie and the group's efforts are the latest in a long list of activities the U's and the TCT have teamed up for, a bucket collection at the U's final home game of the season, which raised £1037, being the last.
To donate or to find out more about Stephen Sutton and his fundraising, click HERE.


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Antwerp art museum to host rave exhibition Energy Flash
Originally published on FACT
Antwerp's Museum Of Modern Art will host an exhibition on rave culture this summer.
Organised in collaboration with local club Ampere, Energy Flash at M HKA bills itself as "the first museum exhibition for considering rave, as well as the social, political, economic and technological conditions that led to the advent of rave as an alternative movement across Europe."
Running from June 17 to September 25, the show – which is named after Joey Beltram's 1990 rave classic for Belgian label R&S – will include works by visual artists alongside design, music, fashion, archival footage, literature and criminal legislature.
"Energy Flash will look at rave as a highly politicised phenomenon," the curators add. "As a movement, it enacted a desire to be autonomous, with a belief in tolerance and experimental living, all built around the latent energy of electronic music. As a music-based culture, it embraced self-practice, invention and unbridled creativity, arguably leading to the densest period in history for the diversification of music."
As RA reports, three clubnights will take place in conjunction with the exhibition, kicking off on June 16 with Kraftwerk's Wolfgang Flür and R&S boss Renaat Vandepapeliere. K'Alexi Shelby and Paul Du Lac will play on June 17, and Âme's Kristian Beyer has a set on June 18.
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Ukraine: Military Standoffs And High Tensions Reported
Members of pro-Russian forces and Ukraine's military have engaged in several tense standoffs in the largely autonomous region of Crimea, but they have also avoided violence in what's widely seen as a dangerous and uncertain situation. Diplomats are still working to find a possible solution.
Crimea's parliament has set a date of March 16 for a public vote on seceding from Ukraine. The region's new leader says pro-Russian forces now control all access to the region. Russia denies its forces are active in Crimea — something the U.S. State Department deride as "President Putin's fiction."
Here are the latest updates from Ukraine (we'll be adding to this post all day Saturday):
A Russian military truck reportedly smashed through the gate of a Ukrainian missile-defense base in Sevastopol, the Crimean port city that is home to Russia's Black Sea fleet, as Scott reported for the Two-Way Friday afternoon.
That confrontation ended without a shot being fired — and with the assaulting force leaving the scene, according to reports. Other incidents have been reported in the past 12 hours, including the capture of a border guard post by pro-Russian forces.
A Ukrainian military office in Simferopol, Crimea's regional capital, was reportedly taken over by around 100 armed men, according to CNN. The network describes the spot:
"A CNN team that visited the scene said it appeared calm. Armed, masked men were at the entrance, and Russian flags were being painted on the gates. Those questioned declined to say what was happening inside."
The Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe, which has sent a fact-finding mission to Ukraine and Crimea at the behest of the U.N., says its members were turned away at a checkpoint in Armyans'k, Crimea, by gunmen who fired warning shots.
On Saturday, Poland pulled its consulate staff from Sevastopol.
"Because of continuing disturbances by Russian forces there, we have reluctantly evacuated our consulate," Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski announced on Twitter.
Saturday night, pro-Russian forces seized a border guard outpost in eastern Crimea, Reuters reports. The news agency also says journalists who had been reporting from a naval base were told today that things had gotten more serious:
" 'The situation is changed. Tensions are much higher now. You have to go. You can't film here,' said a Russian soldier carrying a heavy machine gun, his face covered except for his eyes, at a Ukrainian navy base in Novozernoye."
Ukraine's interim foreign minister, Andriy Deshchytsya, said he sees signs Russia might be willing to talk.
From the BBC:
"We have not sat and talked with Russians but we managed to send our message through intermediaries," [Deshchytsya] said in Kiev.
"Russia's position is not categorical, they are accepting this proposal and are considering it, so, there is some hope."
The BBC quotes Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov backing that impression — to a point. "We are ready to continue a dialogue [with the West] on the understanding that a dialogue should be honest and partner-like, and without attempts to make us look like a party to the conflict. We didn't create this crisis," he said.
The crisis was "created artificially for purely geopolitical reasons," Lavrov said.


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I know I am not alone in my love for daydreaming. It keeps us young when we think in terms of "anything is possible", and in our imagination, it certainly is. The most successful people in the world use their imaginations to create new innovations and find solutions. The imaginations is where music, stories, plays come from. Imagination brings life to life.
Pretending is extending your imagination into physical reality. I use the phrase "pretend is your friend", because it can be a valuable skill that will help you accomplish more, in less time and with greater ease. If you want to know how to get better results, imagination is key.
Let's consider a scenario where you are feeling a little resistant to cleaning the house and want to get motivated and get it over with quickly. You keep thinking about the dishes in the sink, the floors that need to be vacuumed and mopped, the counters that need to be wiped down, the bathrooms that need to be done. You are exhausted just thinking about it from the sofa where you are making your list so you won't forget any task (and you can delay the start, showing yourself how much work it is all going to be).
Now imagine that you get phone call. The person calling is someone important to you they say they are coming over and will be there in an hour. Go!
When this really happens, our mind jumps right into action. We stop thinking about why we do not want to clean the house, in this example, and just jump into action.
Suddenly you figure out how to do six hours of work in two.
Taking the time to condition your mind to think in a way that will produce better results will take time. This is one way to use the power of your mind to create better results in all you do. When you jump into enthusiastic action, and do not pause to consider the downside, you will reach your goals with lightning speed and you will get better results than ever before.


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Frank Reppy Wilcox (March 13, 1907 – March 3, 1974) was an American actor. He appeared in numerous films and television series, as well as Broadway plays.

Background
Wilcox was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Roger V. Wilcox. He was born in De Soto, Missouri, but the family moved to Atchison, Kansas. Wilcox worked in Kansas City as an oil company's sales manager.

Acting career
Wilcox joined the Pasadena Community Playhouse. By December 1924, he headed the Frank Wilcox Company, which produced plays in venues that included the Lyceum in Baltimore. In 1927, he became a member of The Lambs Club.

Wilcox became a contract player for Warner Bros., beginning with the 1939 short film The Monroe Doctrine, in which he was chosen to portray the American statesman Henry Clay during the early 1820s. He played Abraham Lincoln as a militia captain in another 1939 film short Old Hickory, based on key events in the public career of President Andrew Jackson.

During World War II, Wilcox served on a destroyer.

Another film role was as the circus doctor in the 1952 production The Greatest Show on Earth, starring Charlton Heston.

In 1951, already at work in the new medium of television, Wilcox was cast in two episodes of the police drama Racket Squad. Between 1952 and 1955, he guest-starred four times in different roles on the television series The Lone Ranger. In 1956, Wilcox portrayed John Gould in "God's Healing" on the religion Crossroads. The same year, he was cast as Duncan Glowrie in the episode "Bonnie Lassie" of The Gale Storm Show. From 1955 to 1958, he appeared three times on the sitcom The People's Choice.

In 1957, Wilcox guest-starred in the episode "Quicksilver" of Sugarfoot, as a young frontier law student. His best known television role, the one which brought him great recognition from millions of viewers, was that of the oil executive John Brewster in the first season of The Beverly Hillbillies.

Wilcox appeared in 1957 as Joe Spaulding in "Lucy Wants to Move to the Country," one of the later episodes of the CBS sitcom I Love Lucy. He appeared as well on the sitcom Private Secretary.

Between 1953 and 1956, Wilcox made 16 appearances in different roles on The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show. He appeared three times in two different roles from 1961 to 1962 on Pete and Gladys. In 1965 he was a guest star in an episode of The Cara Williams Show.

In 1959, he was cast as Colonel Dodge in the episode "Man to Man" of the syndicated western series, Frontier Doctor. He guest-starred on the ABC sitcoms Leave It to Beaver, The Donna Reed Show and The Real McCoys.

Wilcox made several guest appearances as a judge on Perry Mason during the nine-year run of that program. In 1961, he appeared as the judge on the "Jack Benny Show", titled "Jack on Trial for Murder", which had Raymond Burr as a guest star appearing as Perry Mason in a dream sequence where Jack dreams that he is on trial for murder and Perry Mason is his defense attorney. Wilcox also appeared as a judge in the 1961 episode "The Dentist" of Angel and as Jennings is the 1961 episode "Troubleshooter" of Straightaway. Wilcox also appeared in numerous episodes of The Untouchables as Federal District Attorney Beecher Asbury. He appeared in a 1965 episode of Kentucky Jones, and in the first episode broadcast of The Munsters he hosts a masquerade ball, he is made up as Frankenstein's monster (who in the series is Herman Munster). His last television role was as Judge Moon in a 1973 episode of Kung Fu.

His hometown of De Soto, Missouri, hosts the Frank Wilcox Film Festival every March during the weekend closest to his birthday. An actor who performed with Wilcox, or those with "Wilcoxian" careers as character actors, serve as the guest host of the event.

Wilcox's work on Broadway began with Yes or No (1917) and ended with Parlor Story (1947).

Personal life and death
Wilcox and his wife, Joy, had three daughters. On March 3, 1974, Wilcox died at his home in Los Angeles, aged 66.

Selected filmography

 Postal Inspector (1936) – Postmaster General
 The Roaring Twenties (1939) – Cabbie at Grand Central (uncredited)
 The Fighting 69th (1940) – Lt. Norman
 Calling Philo Vance (1940) – 2nd Reporter (uncredited)
 Virginia City (1940) – Union Outpost Soldier
 'Til We Meet Again (1940) – Ass't. Purser
 Tear Gas Squad (1940) – Sergeant Crump
 Murder in the Air''' (1940) – Hotel Clerk
 Gambling on the High Seas (1940) – Stone
 The Sea Hawk (1940) – Martin Barrett (uncredited)
 They Drive by Night (1940) – Reporter #1 (uncredited)
 River's End (1940) – Constable Kentish
 City for Conquest (1940) – Party Guest (uncredited)
 Father Is a Prince (1940) – Income Tax Investigator
 Lady with Red Hair (1940) – Defense Assistant (uncredited)
 Santa Fe Trail (1940) – James Longstreet
 Footsteps in the Dark (1941) – FBI Agent Harrow (uncredited)
 Knockout (1941) – Denning
 A Shot in the Dark (1941) – Naval Officer
 Strange Alibi (1941) – Reporter (uncredited)
 The Wagons Roll at Night (1941) – Tex
 Affectionately Yours (1941) – Tom
 Sergeant York (1941) – Sergeant (uncredited)
 Bad Men of Missouri (1941) – Funeral Minister (uncredited)
 Highway West (1941) – Murph – Motorcycle Cop
 The Smiling Ghost (1941) – Alan Winters in Photo (uncredited)
 Navy Blues (1941) – Seabag Inspection Officer (uncredited)
 Passage from Hong Kong (1941) – Clerk (uncredited)
 They Died with Their Boots On (1941) – Captain Webb
 Wild Bill Hickok Rides (1942) – Jim Martin – Ned's Lawyer
 Captains of the Clouds (1942) – Flight Lt. Wood (uncredited)
 Bullet Scars (1942) – Mike
 Lady Gangster (1942) – Kenneth Phillips
 Murder in the Big House (1942) – Randall
 Juke Girl (1942) – Truck Driver (scenes deleted)
 Flying Fortress (1942) – Judge at Hearing (uncredited)
 Wings for the Eagle (1942) – Stark
 Escape from Crime (1942) – Cornell
 Secret Enemies (1942) – Counter-Espionage Man
 Busses Roar (1942) – Detective Quinn
 Across the Pacific (1942) – Capt. Morrison
 The Hidden Hand (1942) – Dr. Lawrence Channing
 Truck Busters (1943) – Police Capt. Gear
 Edge of Darkness (1943) – Jensen (uncredited)
 The North Star (1943) – Cmdr. Petrov
 There's Something About a Soldier (1943) – Tom (scenes deleted)
 The Impostor (1944) – Prosecutor
 Chip Off the Old Block (1944) – Edward Storey (uncredited)
 The Fighting Sullivans (1944) – Officer (uncredited)
 Four Jills in a Jeep (1944) – Officer (uncredited)
 Follow the Boys (1944) – Capt. Williams (uncredited)
 The Story of Dr. Wassell' (1944) – Captain's Aide for Evacuation (uncredited)
 The Adventures of Mark Twain (1944) – Judge John Marshall Clemens (uncredited)
 Rainbow Island (1944) – Captain (uncredited)
 In the Meantime, Darling (1944) – Capt. MacAndrews (uncredited)
 Conflict (1945) – Robert Freston (uncredited)
 Night Editor (1946) – Douglas Loring
 Without Reservations (1946) – Jack (uncredited)
 Strange Triangle (1946) – Lawyer
 The Devil's Mask (1946) – Prof. Arthur Logan
 Notorious (1946) – FBI Agent (uncredited)
 Cloak and Dagger (1946) – American Officer (uncredited)
 Born to Speed (1947) – (uncredited)
 Dark Passage (1947) – Vincent Parry (picture in newspaper, uncredited)
 Dead Reckoning (1947) – Hotel Desk Clerk (uncredited)
 The Arnelo Affair (1947) – McKingby (scenes deleted)
 The Beginning or the End (1947) – Dr. W. H. Zinn
 Mr. District Attorney (1947) – Defense Attorney (uncredited)
 I Cover Big Town (1947) – Harry Hilton
 Hit Parade of 1947 (1947) – Show Character (uncredited)
 Philo Vance Returns (1947) – George Hullman
 High Barbaree (1947) – Co-Pilot (uncredited)
 Something in the Wind (1947) – Mr. Masterson (uncredited)
 Philo Vance's Secret Mission (1947) – Thaddius Carter (uncredited)
 Unconquered (1947) – Richard Henry Lee
 Cass Timberlane (1947) – Gregg Marl
 Gentleman's Agreement (1947) – Harry (uncredited)
 Her Husband's Affairs (1947) – Floorwalker (uncredited)
 Out of the Past (1947) – Sheriff Ed Douglas (uncredited)
 Always Together (1947) – Donn's Lawyer (uncredited)
 Blondie's Anniversary (1947) – Carter
 The Voice of the Turtle (1947) – Stanley Blake (uncredited)
 Caged Fury (1948) – Dan Corey
 The Miracle of the Bells (1948) – Dr. Jennings
 The Babe Ruth Story (1948) – Surgeon Refusing to Treat Dog (uncredited)
 The Return of October (1948) – Mr. Rawlins (uncredited)
 Let's Live a Little (1948) – Bennett's Salesman (uncredited)
 Slightly French (1949) – Starr (uncredited)
 South of St. Louis (1949) – Captain (uncredited)
 The Clay Pigeon (1949) – Dr. Matson – Navy Hospital Doctor
 The Fountainhead (1949) – Gordon Prescott (uncredited)
 House of Strangers (1949) – Minor Role (uncredited)
 Masked Raiders (1949) – Banker Corthell
 The Mysterious Desperado (1949) – Elias P. Stevens
 The Doctor and the Girl (1949) – House Surgeon (uncredited)
 All the King's Men (1949) – Public Relations Man (uncredited)
 Samson and Delilah (1949) – Lord of Ekron
 East Side, West Side (1949) – Frank Belmar (uncredited)
 Malaya (1949) – Naval Officer with Businessmen (uncredited)
 Key to the City (1950) – Councilman (uncredited)
 The Kid from Texas (1950) – Sheriff Pat Garrett
 Blondie's Hero (1950) – Capt. Masters (uncredited)
 Nancy Goes to Rio (1950) – Kenneth Berten (uncredited)
 Annie Get Your Gun (1950) – Mr. Clay (uncredited)
 Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye (1950) – Doctor (uncredited)
 Bunco Squad (1950) – Mike Finlayson (uncredited)
 Three Secrets (1950) – Charlie (uncredited)
 The Fuller Brush Girl (1950) – Roberts (uncredited)
 Chain Gang (1950) – Lloyd Killgallen (uncredited)
 Mister 880 (1950) – Mr. Beddington (uncredited)
 The Flying Missile (1950) – Maj. Kennedy (uncredited)
 Gambling House (1950) – Mr. Warren (uncredited)
 Belle Le Grand (1951) – John (uncredited)
 Payment on Demand (1951) – Mr. Drake (uncredited)
 Inside Straight (1951) – Zoe's Doctor (uncredited)
 Go for Broke! (1951) – HQ General (uncredited)
 Cavalry Scout (1951) – Matson
 As Young as You Feel (1951) – Joe (uncredited)
 Show Boat (1951) – Gambler Mark Hallson (uncredited)
 The Whip Hand (1951) – Bradford (uncredited)
 The Greatest Show on Earth (1952) – Circus Doctor
 Trail Guide (1952) – Regan
 The Treasure of Lost Canyon (1952) – Stranger (uncredited)
 Flesh and Fury (1952) – Businessman (uncredited)
 Deadline – U.S.A. (1952) – Senator (uncredited)
 Young Man with Ideas (1952) – Morton H. Clay (uncredited)
 The Half-Breed (1952) – Sands
 Scaramouche (1952) – Deputy DeCrillion (uncredited)
 Carrie (1952) – Maitre D' (scenes deleted)
 Ma and Pa Kettle at the Fair (1952) – Driver at Accident (uncredited)
 The Duel at Silver Creek (1952) – Dr. Clayton (uncredited)
 Rainbow 'Round My Shoulder (1952) – Sidney Gordon (uncredited)
 The Raiders (1952) – Sam Sterling
 Thunderbirds (1952) – Uncle David 'Dave' Garrett
 Ruby Gentry (1952) – Clyde Pratt
 The Mississippi Gambler (1953) – Judge (uncredited)
 The Story of Three Loves (1953) – Ship's Officer (segment "Equilibrium") (scenes deleted)
 Invaders from Mars (1953) – Pentagon Chief of Staff (uncredited)
 Code Two (1953) – Police Capt. Stark (uncredited)
 Pony Express (1953) – Mr. Walstron (uncredited)
 Affair with a Stranger (1953) – Dr. Strong (uncredited)
 The Kid from Left Field (1953) – Man at Bar (uncredited)
 The Man from the Alamo (1953) – Texas Patriot at Meeting (uncredited)
 China Venture (1953) – Capt. Dryden (uncredited)
 Those Redheads from Seattle (1953) – Vance Edmonds
 Three Young Texans (1954) – Bill McAdoo
 Dangerous Mission (1954) – Jeremiah Kern (uncredited)
 The Black Dakotas (1954) – Zachary Paige (uncredited)
 A Star Is Born (1954) – Frank (uncredited)
 Naked Alibi (1954) – Councilman Edgar Goodwin (uncredited)
 Black Widow (1954) – Zachary Paige (uncredited)
 Masterson of Kansas (1954) – Prosecutor (uncredited)
 Carolina Cannonball (1955) – Professor
 Abbott and Costello Meet the Keystone Kops (1955) – Rudolph Snavely (uncredited)
 The Eternal Sea (1955) – Cmdr. Calivin Durgin (uncredited)
 Trial (1955) – Lawyer #2 (uncredited)
 The Court-Martial of Billy Mitchell (1955) – Maj. Tom (uncredited)
 Meet Me in Las Vegas (1956) – Sands Co-Owner (uncredited)
 Uranium Boom (1956) – Floyd Gorman
 Never Say Goodbye (1956) – Dr. Barnes
 The Price of Fear (1956) – Courtney (uncredited)
 The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit (1956) – Hopkins' Physician (uncredited)
 Earth vs. the Flying Saucers (1956) – Alfred Cassidy (uncredited)
 The First Traveling Saleslady (1956) – U.S. Marshal Duncan
 A Strange Adventure (1956) – The Public Defender
 The Ten Commandments (1956) – Wazir
 Hollywood or Bust (1956) – Director (uncredited)
 7th Cavalry (1956) – Maj. Reno
 Dance with Me, Henry (1956) – Father Mullahy
 Hell's Crossroads (1957) – Gov. Crittenden of Missouri
 Kelly and Me (1957) – George Halderman
 Beginning of the End (1957) – Gen. John T. Short
 Tip on a Dead Jockey (1957) – Shields (uncredited)
 Pal Joey (1957) – Col. Langley (uncredited)
 Man from God's Country (1958) – Beau Santee
 Johnny Rocco (1958) – Gordon Lane (uncredited)
 The Restless Gun (1959) - Episode "The Sweet Sisters"
 Good Day for a Hanging (1959) – Judge Frazer (uncredited)
 Go, Johnny, Go! (1959) – Harold Arnold
 North by Northwest (1959) – Herman Weitner (uncredited)
 The Jayhawkers! (1959) – Lieutenant at Checkpoint (uncredited)
 Please Don't Eat the Daisies (1960) – TV Interviewer (uncredited)
 Swingin' Along (1961) – Psychiatrist
 A Majority of One (1961) – Noah Putnam
 The Horizontal Lieutenant (1962) – General (uncredited)
 A Ticklish Affair (1963) – Bill (uncredited)
 Johnny Cool (1963) – FBI Agent (uncredited)
 I'll Take Sweden (1965) – Mr. Dow (uncredited)
 Million Dollar Duck'' (1971) – Bank Manager

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1907 births
1974 deaths
20th-century American male actors
American male film actors
American male television actors
Benedictine College alumni
Male actors from Missouri
People from Atchison, Kansas
People from De Soto, Missouri
People from Granada Hills, Los Angeles
University of Kansas alumni
United States Navy personnel of World War II

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Good article here. Official version is that the man they killed (who'd served two tours in Iraq and had a clean record threw down on them with a rifle and said something to the effect that he had something for them. Now it develops the rifle was on "safe," hardly the mark of a suspect ready to go down shooting. And I suspect the statement he supposedly made is going to be either (1) not something he said, my main bet, or (2) he was under the impression that the people who'd smashed down his door and stormed in were robbers.
You have no right to resist a entry even if the entry is unlawful...Indiana Supreme Court May, 2011.
"People have no right to resist if police officers illegally enter their home, the Indiana Supreme Court ruled in a decision that overturns centuries of common law."
"The court issued its 3-2 ruling on Thursday, contending that allowing residents to resist officers who enter their homes without any right would increase the risk of violent confrontation. If police enter a home illegally, the courts are the proper place to protest it, Justice Steven David said."
some times you are going to take a stand, legal or not. it is the principle of the thing. period.
There's a kind of "heads we win/tails you lose" dynamic in play here. If the guy had fired, even only after the police opened fire, then the public story would have been of a justified shooting. But as long as prosecutors and juries continue to give SWAT teams a pass on murder and manslaughter, doing the right thing and holding fire just lets SWAT teams continue on with a deeply flawed and immoral doctrine.
I've had the thought that the only way to end routine no-knock, militarized searches is for law-abiding gun owners to start treating all home invasions as criminals unless absolutely certain otherwise. But that's a hard thing to ask when your family's in the house also. And less important morally but still critical, I'm not actually sure of how that would play in the media and the broader public.
Political rhetoric does not kill people; Sheriff Dupnik's department kills people.
This crap won't end until some commissioners get fired. Look up the Gypsy Joker's raid in Portland in the '70s.
Until there is some real retribution, the police state crap will continue.
This poor fellow could have been selling crack to 1st graders but he did not deserve this treatment.
The justification for these no knock raids is that the suspect will flush the drugs down the toilet.
Am I supposed to believe that dealer can flush pounds of pot down a US Congress approved, low flow toilet?
If the amount involved is small enough to be flushed down the toilet, do we really need to involve the SWAT team?
Combine this with the increasing number of home invaders who are impersonating police and you have a no-win scenario. The best one-size-fits-all solution (which is what your reaction will default to under stress) is to fight and retreat, buying time until you can figure out what is going on and who the bad guys are. Sadly, I think the only thing that will alter SWAT doctrine is the death of SWAT cops, not the firing of some upper-level bureaucrats.
There is talk that the AR-15 that was next to his body was a throw down. Information on this murder is very slow in coming. Do not lose sight that there was no search warrant for this man or anyone in his family or his address. What we have here is nothing short of state murder.


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Angelfish foi um grupo de rock alternativo criado em Edinburgo, Escócia por membros da banda Goodbye Mr. Mackenzie. Somente um álbum da banda foi produzido em 1994, também chamado "Angelfish"

O clipe da música "Suffocate Me" foi lançado no programa 120 minutes da MTV americana e chamou a atenção do produtor Steve Marker que estava procurando uma vocalista para a banda que pretendia formar com Butch Vig e Duke Erikson. Com a saída da vocalista Shirley Manson para a banda Garbage, o grupo Angelfish foi dissolvido.

Bandas da Escócia
Bandas de rock alternativo do Reino Unido
Bandas formadas em 1992
Bandas extintas em 1994


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The 2022 ABA League First Division Playoffs is the basketball play-off tournament that decides the winner of the 2021–22 ABA League First Division season.

Qualified teams
  Crvena zvezda mts
  Partizan NIS
  Budućnost VOLI
  Cedevita Olimpija
  Igokea m:tel
  FMP Meridian

Bracket
On 13 September 2021, the ABA League JTD decided that six highest-placed clubs from the Regular season will qualify for the Playoffs.

Preliminary round

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Game 1

Budućnost VOLI vs. FMP Meridian

Cedevita Olimpija vs. Igokea m:tel

Game 2

FMP Meridian vs. Budućnost VOLI

Igokea m:tel vs. Cedevita Olimpija

Semifinals

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Game 1

Crvena zvezda mts vs. Cedevita Olimpija

Partizan NIS vs. Budućnost VOLI

Game 2

Cedevita Olimpija vs. Crvena zvezda mts

Budućnost VOLI vs. Partizan NIS

Game 3

Crvena zvezda mts vs. Cedevita Olimpija

Partizan NIS vs. Budućnost VOLI

Finals

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Game 1

Game 2

Game 3

Game 4

Game 5

See also
 2022 ABA League Second Division Playoffs

References

External links
 Official website
 ABA League at Eurobasket.com

2021–22 in Montenegrin basketball
2021–22 in Serbian basketball
2021–22 in Bosnia and Herzegovina basketball


This module will be useful when you want to create project from product or service irrespective of their type and based on number of quantity sell on sales order.As soon as the product is sold (at the Sales Order confirmation), Odoo automatically creates a new project. If a product is sold more than once in the same Sale Order (Ex: Quantity = 3), the system should generate X projects (same number as sold products).
Go to Sales –> Product –> Click on Create . Now create a new product named "Base Website Development".
After selecting the product type go to Invoicing tab and select "yes" in the "Multiple Project" field ,so that project can be created for this product after sales order confirmation ,if you select "No" then no project will be created for this product .
Now we create Quotation then will see how the Projects are generating by confirming the sales order.So for creating Quotation , Go to Sales App , click on Quotation then on Create Button . Now Add the products in the order line.
As you confirm the sales order , you can see here projects for this sales order has been generated based on total quantities mentioned in sales order i.e 6.


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Q: How can we show that $\sqrt{\pi}=\lim_{k\to \infty}{1\over \sqrt{k}}\left(1+2\sum_{n=1}^{\infty}e^{-n^2\over k}\right)?$ Limit

$$\sqrt{\pi}=\lim_{k\to \infty}{1\over \sqrt{k}}\left(1+2\sum_{n=1}^{\infty}e^{-n^2\over k}\right)?\tag1$$
$$\sqrt{\pi}=\lim_{k\to \infty}{1\over \sqrt{k}}+\lim_{k\to\infty}{2\over \sqrt{k}}\sum_{n=1}^{\infty}e^{-n^2\over k}?\tag2$$
$$\sqrt{\pi}=\lim_{k\to\infty}{2\over \sqrt{k}}\sum_{n=1}^{\infty}e^{-n^2\over k}?\tag3$$

I checked via a sum calculator it seem to converges, but don't know how to verify it.

A: By the Euler Mac-Laurin formula,
$$
S(k)=\lim_{N\rightarrow \infty}\sum_{n=1}^{N} e^{-n^2/k}\sim\lim_{N\rightarrow \infty}\int_1^{N} e^{-n^2/k}dn
$$
it is now not not too difficult to show that the integral asymtotically (large $k$) equals
$$
\frac{\sqrt{\pi k}}{2}-1+\mathcal{O}(k^{-1}) \qquad (1)
$$
Therefore

$$
\lim_{k\rightarrow\infty}\frac{1}{\sqrt{k}}(1+2S(k))=\lim_{k\rightarrow\infty}\frac{1}{\sqrt{k}}(1-1+\sqrt{\pi k})=\sqrt{\pi}
$$

For a proof of ($1$), write
$$
\lim_{N\rightarrow\infty}\int_1^N e^{-n^2/k}dk=\lim_{N\rightarrow\infty}\int_0^N e^{-n^2/k}dk-\int_0^1 e^{-n^2/k}dk\underbrace{=}_{Gaussian\,integral}\\
\frac{\sqrt{\pi k}}{2}-\sum_{l=0}^{\infty}\int_0^1dn\frac{n^{2l}}{l!k^l}\sim\frac{\sqrt{\pi k}}{2}-1+\mathcal{O}(k^{-1})
$$

A: Note that we have
$$\frac{\sqrt{\pi k}}{2}-e^{-1/k}\le \int_1^\infty e^{-x^2/k}\,dx\le \sum_{n=1}^\infty e^{-n^2/k}\le \int_0^\infty e^{-x^2/k}\,dx=\frac{\sqrt{\pi k}}{2}$$
Hence, we can write
$$\frac{1}{\sqrt k}+\sqrt \pi -\frac{2e^{-1/k}}{\sqrt k}\le \frac1{ \sqrt{k}}\left(1+2\sum_{n=1}^\infty e^{-n^2/k}\right)\le \frac{1}{\sqrt k}+\sqrt \pi$$
whereupon applying the squeeze theorem yields the expected limit
$$\lim_{k\to\infty}\frac1{ \sqrt{k}}\left(1+2\sum_{n=1}^\infty e^{-n^2/k}\right)=\sqrt \pi$$

A: Here is a solution using Riemann sum
your limit $$\lim \limits_{k\to \infty }\frac{2}{\sqrt{k} } \sum \limits^{k}_{n=1}e^{\frac{-n^{2}}{k} }$$
Now let $k=u^2$ we get the limit$$\lim \limits_{u\to \infty }\frac{2}{u} \sum \limits^{u^{2}}_{n=1}e^{-\left( \frac{n}{u} \right) ^{2}}=2\int \limits^{\infty }_{0}e^{-y^{2}}dy=\sqrt{\pi } $$
The last integral is known as Gaussian intintegral

A: For every series of positive decreasing terms $a_n=f(n)$, you can always write
$$
\int_2^\infty f(x)dx\leq \sum_{n=1}^\infty a_n\leq \int_1^\infty f(x)dx
$$
Now, in your case you have $a_n=e^{-\frac{n^2}{k}}$, and you can compute a lower and upper bound to your series. Then, you can compute your limit using the upper bound and lower bound, as $k\to\infty$. If they coincide, thanks to the squeeze theorem, that is also the value of your limit.

A: It's the $\vartheta$-function. Use the functional equation and you get easily the wished result.
$$\vartheta(iz)=1+2\sum\limits_{n=1}^\infty e^{-\pi z n^2}$$
and
$$\frac{1}{\sqrt{z}}\vartheta(\frac{i}{z})=\vartheta(iz)$$.
Set $z=\pi k$. Then it's done because $e^{-\pi^2 n^2 k}\to 0$ for $k\to \infty$.

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namespace net {
namespace amqp {

class client:public std::enable_shared_from_this<client> {
public:

	static
	std::shared_ptr<client>
	create(
		boost::asio::io_service &srv
	)
	{
		return std::make_shared<client>(srv);
	}

	client(
		boost::asio::io_service &service
	):service_( service )
	{
	}

virtual ~client() { }

	std::shared_ptr<cps::future<std::shared_ptr<net::amqp::connection>>>
	connect(
		const connection_details &cd
	)
	{
		using boost::asio::ip::tcp;
		auto self = shared_from_this();
		std::shared_ptr<cps::future<std::shared_ptr<net::amqp::connection>>>
			f = cps::future<std::shared_ptr<net::amqp::connection>>::create_shared("MQ connection to " + cd.host());

		try {
			auto resolver = std::make_shared<tcp::resolver>(service_);
			auto query = std::make_shared<tcp::resolver::query>(
				cd.host(),
				std::to_string(cd.port())
			);
			auto socket_ = std::make_shared<tcp::socket>(service_);

			resolver->async_resolve(
				*query,
				[query, socket_, resolver, f, cd, self](boost::system::error_code ec, tcp::resolver::iterator ei) {
					if(ec) {
						f->fail(ec.message());
					} else {
						boost::asio::async_connect(
							*socket_,
							ei,
							[socket_, f, cd, self](boost::system::error_code ec, tcp::resolver::iterator it) {
								if(ec) {
									f->fail(ec.message());
								} else {
									tcp::socket::non_blocking_io nb(true);
									socket_->io_control(nb);
									auto mc = std::make_shared<net::amqp::connection>(socket_, self->service_, cd);
									mc->setup();
									f->done(mc);
								}
							}
						);
					}
				}
			);
		} catch(const boost::system::system_error& e) {
			f->fail(e.what());
		} catch(const std::exception& e) {
			f->fail(e.what());
		} catch(const std::string& e) {
			f->fail(e);
		}
		return f;
	}

private:
	boost::asio::io_service &service_;
};

};
};

namespace std {
	string to_string(const net::amqp::connection_details &details);
};

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Energy News Digest for March 27, 2017
Weather Forecast for March 27, 2017
Wednesday Flooding Possible for Skokomish River
Lawsuit Seeks to Keep Columbia & Snake Rivers Cold for Salmon (Oregon Public Broadcasting)
https://kcts9.org/programs/earthfix/lawsuit-seeks-keep-columbia-and-snake-rivers-cold-salmon
Ripples from Nuclear Plant Closings Overwhelm Small Towns (Associated Press)
http://www.qconline.com/news/local/ripples-from-nuclear-plant-closings-overwhelm-small-towns/article_e5249d42-595c-5beb-be1f-49ea7e87bafd.html
I'm Lookin' at you Victoria: Human Waste May Be Contaminating Environment of Puget Sound Orcas (Globe & Mail, Canada)
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/british-columbia/human-waste-may-be-contaminating-environment-of-puget-sound-orcas/article34428237/?cmpid=rss1
Shelton-Area Man Pleads Innocent in Shooting of Spencer Lake Bar & Grill Owner (KMAS Radio, Shelton, WA)
http://www.ifiberonenewsradio.com/news/local_news/shelton-area-man-pleads-not-guilty-in-shooting-of-spencer/article_c8138000-1316-11e7-a22b-178a8c09dcb6.html
British Columbia: Sierra Club Predicts Costs of Peace River Hydro Dam Will Balloon Further
As Extra-Large Nuclear Projects Struggle, Nimble Creators Devise New Approaches
Clallam PUD Announces Residential Customer Survey
Not Sure How to Use Benton PUD's New SmartHub? Help Available
Roadblocks to Improving the Energy Grid: Regulations & Empty Chairs
Lawsuit Seeks to Keep Columbia & Snake Rivers Cold for Salmon
Human Waste May Be Contaminating Environment of Puget Sound Orcas
Gray Whales Return to Puget Sound for Spring Feeding
Oregon Officials Likely to Keep Running Rogue River Basin Hatchery
Thurston County Couple at Wit's End over Pocket Gophers Delaying New Home
Seattle Wastewater Plant Failure Dumps Millions of Gallons of Sewage
Above-Average Olympic Mountain Snowpack Holding Firm as Spring Begins
Washington UTC Issues Draft Policy Statement on Energy Storage
Tesla to Take Orders for Solar Roof Tiles Starting April
Canada: Liberals to Announce Marijuana Will Be Legal by July 1, 2018
Marijuana Equipment Start-Ups Flourish as Large Rivals Avoid Legal Pitfalls
Trump to Begin Reversing Obama-Era Cutbacks in Carbon Dioxide
A 'Department of Energy & Climate' for Oregon Picks Up Support
Leaked Paper Exposes European Union Countries' Abuse of Climate Loophole
Oregon: Four Electric Vehicle-Friendly Bills Advance, But Two Face Funding Test
Push for Internet Privacy Rules Moves to Statehouses
Why Experts Say High-Speed Internet Access Matters to Families & Businesses Nationwide
Comcast Said to Gain Rights to Offer Online TV Nationwide
Publishers Retreat from the Risks of Google-YouTube Advertising
Five Tips for Leveraging Sponsorships in a Public Power Community
Dewey Defeats Truman – After Health-Care Bill Dies, Ads Air Thanking Republicans for Replacing Obamacare
After Barring Girls for Leggings, United Airlines Defends Decision
Judicial Watch Sues EPA over 'Environmental Justice' Program
You Can Now Call Your Congressman through Facebook
Shelton-Area Man Pleads Innocent in Shooting of Spencer Lake Bar & Grill Owner
A 7.4 Quake in Southern California? A Long Fault Could Make It Likelier
Hoodsport Man Injured In One-Vehicle Rollover Crash
Gonzaga & Oregon Off to Men's NCAA Final Four
Indefatigable • \in-duh-FATI-gu-bul\ • Adjective – Incapable of being tired out; not yielding to fatigue; untiring.
Beware of the indefatigable energizer Easter bunny! He leaves batteries instead of eggs and candy.
British Columbia: Sierra Club Predicts Costs of Peace River Hydro Dam Will Balloon Further (Victoria Times Colonist, BC)
http://www.timescolonist.com/news/b-c/sierra-club-predicts-costs-of-site-c-hydro-dam-will-balloon-further-1.13024273
As Extra-Large Nuclear Projects Struggle, Nimble Creators Devise New Approaches (Forbes Magazine)
https://www.forbes.com/sites/rodadams/2017/03/27/as-extra-large-nuclear-projects-struggle-nimble-creators-devise-new-approaches/#614dfd02719a
Clallam PUD Announces Residential Customer Survey (Clallam PUD, Sequim, WA)
https://www.clallampud.net/2017_customer_survey_announce/
Not Sure How to Use Benton PUD's New SmartHub? Help Available (Tri-City Herald, Kennewick, WA)
http://www.tri-cityherald.com/news/local/article140905188.html
Roadblocks to Improving the Energy Grid: Regulations & Empty Chairs (Washington Examiner)
http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/roadblocks-to-improving-the-energy-grid-regulations-and-empty-chairs/article/2618341?custom_click=rss
Human Waste May Be Contaminating Environment of Puget Sound Orcas (Globe & Mail, Canada)
Gray Whales Return to Puget Sound for Spring Feeding (Seattle Post Intelligencer, WA)
http://www.seattlepi.com/local/article/Seattle-s-gray-whales-return-for-spring-feeding-11027838.php
Oregon Officials Likely to Keep Running Rogue River Basin Hatchery (Associated Press)
http://www.spokesman.com/stories/2017/mar/27/oregon-officials-likely-to-keep-running-rogue-rive/
Thurston County Couple at Wit's End over Pocket Gophers Delaying New Home (Olympian, WA – Paywall Advisory)
http://www.theolympian.com/news/local/article140957658.html
ENVIRONMENTAL FOOT LOCKER
Seattle Wastewater Plant Failure Dumps Millions of Gallons of Sewage (Seattle Post Intelligencer, WA)
http://www.seattlepi.com/news/science/article/Seattle-plant-failure-dumps-millions-of-gallons-11028629.php
WATER, THE SOURCE OF ALL LIFE
Above-Average Olympic Mountain Snowpack Holding Firm as Spring Begins (Peninsula Daily News, Port Angeles, WA)
http://www.peninsuladailynews.com/news/above-average-olympic-snowpack-holding-firm-as-spring-begins/
Washington UTC Issues Draft Policy Statement on Energy Storage (CH& Energy Blog)
https://www.cairncross.com/blog/candh-energy-blog/utilities-transportation-commission/washington-utc-issues-draft-policy-statement-on-energy-storage
Tesla to Take Orders for Solar Roof Tiles Starting April (Reuters)
http://www.reuters.com/article/us-tesla-solar-tiles-idUSKBN16V2ZB
Canada: Liberals to Announce Marijuana Will Be Legal by July 1, 2018 (Canadian Broadcasting Corporation)
http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/liberal-legal-marijuana-pot-1.4041902?cmp=rss
Marijuana Equipment Start-Ups Flourish as Large Rivals Avoid Legal Pitfalls (USA Today)
http://www.usatoday.com/story/money/business/2017/03/27/marijuana-businesses-equipment-technology-suppliers-pot-colorado-california/99514846/
Trump to Begin Reversing Obama-Era Cutbacks in Carbon Dioxide (Bloomberg News)
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-03-26/trump-to-begin-reversing-obama-era-cutbacks-in-carbon-dioxide
A 'Department of Energy & Climate' for Oregon Picks Up Support (Portland Business Journal, OR)
http://www.bizjournals.com/portland/news/2017/03/27/a-department-of-energy-and-climate-for-oregon.html
Leaked Paper Exposes European Union Countries' Abuse of Climate Loophole (Euractive)
http://www.euractiv.com/section/climate-environment/news/leaked-paper-exposes-eu-countries-abuse-of-climate-loophole/
Oregon: Four Electric Vehicle-Friendly Bills Advance, But Two Face Funding Test (Portland Business Journal, OR)
http://www.bizjournals.com/portland/news/2017/03/24/four-electric-vehicle-friendly-bills-advance-but.html
Push for Internet Privacy Rules Moves to Statehouses (NY Times)
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/03/26/technology/internet-privacy-state-legislation-illinois.html?emc=edit_th_20170327&nl=todaysheadlines&nlid=31289114
Why Experts Say High-Speed Internet Access Matters to Families & Businesses Nationwide (StatePoint)
http://www.ifiberonenewsradio.com/online_features/tech_talk_and_innovation/why-experts-say-high-speed-internet-access-matters-to-families/article_cda50c51-a727-5552-8d00-020e453a3688.html
Comcast Said to Gain Rights to Offer Online TV Nationwide (Spokesman Review, Spokane, WA)
http://www.spokesman.com/stories/2017/mar/24/comcast-said-to-gain-rights-to-offer-online-tv-nat/
Publishers Retreat from the Risks of Google-YouTube Advertising (NY Times)
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/03/26/business/media/google-youtube-advertising-risks-publishers.html
Five Tips for Leveraging Sponsorships in a Public Power Community (American Public Power Association)
http://blog.publicpower.org/sme/?p=1229
Dewey Defeats Truman – After Health-Care Bill Dies, Ads Air Thanking Republicans for Replacing Obamacare (Spokesman Review, Spokane, WA)
http://www.spokesman.com/stories/2017/mar/27/after-health-care-bill-dies-ads-air-thanking-repub/
After Barring Girls for Leggings, United Airlines Defends Decision (NY Times)
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/03/26/us/united-airlines-leggings.html?_r=0
Judicial Watch Sues EPA over 'Environmental Justice' Program (Washington Examiner)
http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/judicial-watch-sues-epa-over-environmental-justice-program/article/2618554?custom_click=rss
You Can Now Call Your Congressman through Facebook (Washington Post)
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-switch/wp/2017/03/27/you-can-now-call-your-congressman-through-facebook/?utm_term=.ccded97d0eb5
A 7.4 Quake in Southern California? A Long Fault Could Make It Likelier (NY Times)
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/03/27/science/earthquake-fault-line-southern-california.html
Hoodsport Man Injured In One-Vehicle Rollover Crash (KMAS Radio, Shelton, WA)
http://www.ifiberonenewsradio.com/news/local_news/hoodsport-man-injured-in--vehicle-rollover-crash/article_b67ad9d6-12ff-11e7-a126-7f2b9cd6b5c4.html
Gonzaga & Oregon Off to Men's NCAA Final Four (Northwest Public Radio)
http://nwnewsnetwork.org/post/gonzaga-and-oregon-mens-ncaa-final-four
HARRY & THE HENDERSONS EDITION – DIVERSIONS
Idaho Woman Says She Crashed Because She Saw a Sasquatch
http://www.spokesman.com/stories/2017/mar/25/idaho-woman-says-she-crashed-because-she-saw-a-sas/
'Fearless Girl' Statue Will Stay Face to Face with Charging Bull through February 2018
http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/manhattan/nyc-fearless-girl-statue-stay-february-2018-article-1.3010013
Baggy Pants Betray This Wannabe Burglar &Leave Him Hanging
http://mashable.com/2017/03/27/burglar-baggy-pants/
Scientists Grew Beating Human Heart Tissue on Spinach Leaves
http://www.cnbc.com/2017/03/27/scientists-grew-beating-human-heart-tissue-on-spinach-leaves.html
Miles Davis - Flamenco Sketches
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F3W_alUuFkA


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June: Subsidies and trade wars: solar PV innovation in Europe and the impact of the "China Shock"
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What works best in reducing meat consumption? A systematic comparison of nudge, boost, think and nudge plus.
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You can reserve your place for this webinar here.
This webinar will be hosted by Sanchayan Banerjee, PhD Candidate in Environmental Economics at the LSE, who will be presenting his research and findings from his paper: "What works best in reducing meat consumtion? A systematic comparison of nudge, boost, think and nudge plus."
In this webinar, Sanchayan will present theoretical and empirical evidence from his doctoral research, on a new theory of behaviour change called Nudge+. Nudge+ is a modification of the toolkit of behavioural public policy that offers a sophisticated model of cognition in citizens by engaging them in adopting pro-environmental and pro-social behaviour.
Developed by Banerjee and John (2021; forthcoming in Journal of Behavioural Public Policy), nudge+ is a hybrid nudge-think strategy that overcomes the limitations of nudges by improving their efficacy and by making them transparent to receivers.
Sanchayan will introduce the conceptualisation and mechanistic design of nudge+ before presenting his findings from an online survey experiment (with N=3074 UK residents) on the relative efficacy of four categories of behavioural interventions, namely nudge, boost, think and nudge plus in reducing the choice of carbon-intensive foods.
Using this online survey experiment, Sanchayan and his co-authors (Matteo Galizzi, Peter John and Susana Mourato) randomly evaluate the systematic effectiveness of ten different intervention tools that belong to these four broad intervention categories. They find that while all these behavioural interventions work in promoting pro-environmental behaviour; some work better than the others. Almost unambiguously, the hybrid nudge plus interventions work better in reducing the choice of carbon-intensive foods than their corresponding heuristically driven (like nudges and short-term boosts) or reflective (like thinks and long-term boosts) counterparts. Nonetheless, the efficacy of the hybrid nudge+ tool depends on the ordering of the plus with the nudge, and the strength of reflection embedded in the plus. The authors find no evidence of any negative behavioural spillovers from using these behavioural interventions
Sanchayan Banerjee is a doctoral candidate in behavioural and environmental economics at the London School of Economics and Political Science. He is an Associate Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (AFHEA) and teaches in the field of applied environmental and developmental economics and quantitative methods at undergraduate and postgraduate levels in the school.
Sanchayan has been working to develop the economic and psychological theory of Nudge Plus, along with Peter John, for the last four years in his doctoral research. He has been awarded many prestigious scholarships and grants for his current research, namely the LSE Robert and Dilys Rawson doctoral scholarship, the Knowledge and Exchange Impacts award for outreach of Nudge Plus and the RGS-IBG Frederick Soddy postgraduate award. His work has been published in leading peer-reviewed journals such as the journals of Behavioural Public Policy and Behavioural Public Administration.
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Ever since BibleWorks 7 (I believe), BibleWorks has shipped with its own map module that allows users to see important geographic detail and make their own maps for pedagogical and other purposes. In BibleWorks 9 that map module is still there, but they've also added another map resource to the main program, The New Moody Bible Atlas by Barry J. Beitzel (2009). Obviously Bible atlases will never go out of style as they help familiarize readers not simply with geography but the changes of peoples, places and boundaries that have taken place over the millennia. The reason one especially values this resource in addition to the normal BibleWorks map module is that this is not simply maps or geographical pictures. It also provides the narrative. Yes the pictures are there, but it also explains the physical and historical geography of the world of Palestine.
I won't add much more comment on The New Moody Bible Atlas as a resource itself. If you want to learn more about it you can see some of the following links: examples of reviews of the book can be found here, here, and here; it is also noted here, and compared with several other recent atlases here. Needless to say, for a high-quality book that retails for $50, it's a great deal that it's included in the base package of BibleWorks 9, no unlock necessary!
An example of the high quality, high resolution images is shown below. In this picture you can see three things that I want to point out.
The picture in the bottom left is the "default" size of the images/maps in BibleWorks' version of The New Moody Bible Atlas. They are relatively small so that it's easier to navigate and so the text around them is easier to read, especially if you have a small monitor.
However when you put your mouse cursor over any one of the images, they instantly grow in size to something that you can actually read. That's the picture on the top left.
If you then actually click on one of the blown up images, the image will be loaded in a pop up image viewer (this is the large version in the center of the screen that I've placed over the image from #2, so you can see resolution quality). Images are easily exportable to the clipboard or to files by a right click on the image. Images can be zoomed in and out and the quality of the images is such that they support incredibly fine detail.
Another feature of The New Moody Bible Atlas is the standard linking of Bible verses so that whenever you put your mouse over them, you get pop ups of the Bible text of that verse. This also means that these references will show up in the Resources Tab in BibleWorks so that if you are working in the Browse Window you can immediately see whether that verse is referenced in The New Moody Bible Atlas even without opening it up. You can also see the easy navigation with links to "Previous" and "Next" pages.
Included in BibleWorks' version of The New Moody Bible Atlas is an index of maps and index of images, so you can quickly scroll through all of the images the book contains even without scrolling through the whole book. This is a huge time-saver if you know you want a certain image but don't want to click through the whole book. Thus in addition to simply having pictures of maps, The New Moody Bible Atlas also has images of archaeological sites, geographical features of the land and other relevant illustrations and pictures. The image below seems especially fitting as an example of the photography included. It is a picture of the Greek Orthodox monastery of St. Catherine, the original home of Codex Sinaiticus.
Also included in the BibleWorks version are indices found in the book, the map citation index and the general index, which are linked back to the maps and pages cited, something that makes finding things in the module even easier.
Overall then, BibleWorks 9 adds to the package another high-quality map product, this time in the form of The New Moody Bible Atlas. This atlas includes well over 100 new high-resolution maps and images of the Holy Land that will no doubt be useful to those who study the text of the Bible.


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3 Towers Traditional Office Space KLCC
Office Space - 947 sq ft
296 Jalan Ampang
3 Towers is a SOHO, Serviced Apartments and hotel located in Jalan Ampang, the western coastal state of Malaysia.
It's strategic location makes it highly accessible to different areas through Jalan Ampang Highway to connect to Jalan Tun Razak, Ampang-Kuala Lumpur Elevated Highway (AKLEH) and Middle Ring Road 2 (MRR2) which is just a stone away from the area.
The nearby train stations are Jelatek LRT Station and Ampang LRT Station located about 5 to 10 minutes walking distance.
Rates: RM2.60 per sq ft
Built-Up : 832 sqft to 2045 sqft
Floors/Storeys: 23
Unit Condition: Unfurnished
Air Conditioning: Non
Mailbox Locker
Kuala Lumpur City Centre (KLCC), also known as "A City Within a City", is a commercial and business focal point housing Malaysia's famous landmarks (Petronas Towers, KL Tower) and tourist destinations. Shopping complexes like Suria KLCC and Avenue K, glamorous nightspots and family-fun places like Aquaria KLCC, are just some examples of popular destinations.
Office Space - 4000 sq ft


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