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Topic: John Campbell

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The initial production contract to ITT validates Defense Department's commitment to deploying this important tactical communication capability to warfighters in the field as quickly as possible
Iridium, ITT contracted for radio tech
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It could be an alternative school within an existing school
Toronto uproar over black school proposal
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I never have thought that this realignment had any substantive purpose other than to increase taxes without suspending Prop. 98
Report: Legal doubts about Calif. tax plan
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We are counting on Governor (Jennifer) Granholm and the incoming Legislature to find a long-term solution to this funding crisis
Budget woes color statehouse debates
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Consider the argument that implied volatilities are better forecasts of future volatility because changing market conditions cause volatilities (to) vary through time stochastically, and historical volatilities cannot adjust to changing market conditions as rapidly. The folly of this argument lies in the fact that stochastic volatility contradicts the assumption required by the Black-Scholes model -- if volatilities do change stochastically through time, the Black-Scholes formula is no longer the correct pricing formula and an implied volatility derived from the Black-Scholes formula provides no new information
Analysis: The roller coaster market
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We just got jammed up in traffic on the first turn and my horse lost stride
Chip Chip Hooray wins Hambletonian
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A needless second set of regulatory costs for an industry that everyone knows is completely on its back right now
Lobby groups tackle reform head on
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Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin talks to victims from the May 20 tornado that hit Moore, Oklahoma, May 22, 2013. The EF-5 tornado cut a path of destruction approximately 17 miles by 1.3 miles wide and left 24 people dead. UPI/J.P. Wilson