I DON'T KNOW WHERE TO PUT THIS SO I'M PUTTING IT HERE

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i'd put that EVERYWHERE

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If a grid featuring a particular pattern is multiplied by another grid featuring the exact same pattern in the exact same location, then the clustering of that pattern will be exaggerated in the output product grid, and as a result, Moran’s I for the product will be greater than that of the input. However, if the two input grids feature patterns that are equally clustered but occupy entirely different locations (or occupy the same location but cluster differently), then multiplying them together would produce an output grid that was less clustered and more dispersed than either input, and this would be reflected by its relatively-lower Moran’s I.

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Guys what's going on here:

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Aside from, you know, a dance for a lady.

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From the junction of the east line of Perry County, Ind., with the Indiana-Kentucky boundary easterly along that boundary to the west line of Meade County, Ky.; thence southeasterly and southwesterly along the west lines of Meade and Hardin Counties to the southwest corner of Hardin County; thence along the south lines of Hardin and Larue Counties to the northwest corner of Taylor County; thence southeasterly along the west (southwest) lines of Taylor County and northeasterly along the east (south- east) line of Taylor County to the west line of Casey County; and thence southerly along the west and south lines of Casey and Pulaski Counties to the intersection with the western boundary of Wayne County; and then south along the western boundary of Wayne County to the Kentucky-Ten- nessee boundary.

Justin Bieber Scores 365 Donated Condoms, No Pregnancy For Selena Gomez
by Lisa Jaklitsch

Nice! NuVo Condoms has taken it upon themselves to ensure that Justin Bieber does not impregnate Selena Gomez. The condom company has donated a year supply of free condoms to the 17-year-old singer for use with his girlfriend, Selena. That's right - Justin has totally scored 365 free condoms. NuVo wants to be sure that if Justin and Selena are doing the deed, they are doing it safely.

Well, that's very generous of them. Of course, Bieber can afford to buy his own condoms. Whether or not he does so, who knows for sure, which was exactly the company's point.

In a recent press release, NuVo Condoms stated: "Justin Bieber will now have a condom a day for the next year to help prevent unwanted pregnancy and the risk of ruining his and Gomez's extremely promising careers."

Of course, it's entirely possible this generous donation to Justin Bieber is just a smart publicity stunt by NuVo. Regardless, safe sex is always a message worth spreading.

Lisa Jaklitsch
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pro

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Most of our teachers would say: We have devoted several centuries to inventing the Glass Bead Game as a universal language and method for expressing all intellectual concepts and all artistic values and reducing them to a common denominator. Now you come along and want to check over everything and see if it is correct. That will take you a lifetime, and you will regret it.

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di·plo·ma·cy   [dih-ploh-muh-see] Show IPA
noun
1.
the conduct by government officials of negotiations and other relations between nations.
2.
the art or science of conducting such negotiations.
3.
skill in managing negotiations, handling people, etc., so that there is little or no ill will; tact: Seating one's dinner guests often calls for considerable diplomacy.

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“Nothing focuses the mind like a hanging,” the saying goes. In my case, focus came with the sharp edge of a machete held to my throat and a pistol aimed at my head.

Early this spring, the van I was traveling in while on assignment in Guatemala was forced into the jungle by four hooded men. My fellow passengers and I, all foreigners, were relieved of everything we carried – money, credit cards, cameras, passports, driver’s licenses, cellphones. Each of us in turn was shoved bodily into the vehicle's aisle, the machete hovering just under our chins and a battery of handguns and rifles trained on us.

We remained calm and cooperative and no one was hurt, in large part because we assumed that serious violence was unlikely. We were nearly dead wrong about that. When I returned to Guatemala City by bus, after walking out of the jungle, I learned that one American had been shot during a hold-up the day before, and another the day after.

Two days later, 19 Guatemalans were beheaded on a ranch 20 miles away from the site of our abduction and robbery.

This is Guatemala – and much of Central America – today: a grim tapestry of crime and mayhem, with the annual passage of $40 billion worth of cocaine as its backdrop.

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