LEGAL STATEMENT

Below you will find a reminder of the User Agreement governing your membership with Cooper. Please take a moment to review the Agreement and then click on the "I Agree" button at the bottom of this page to enter your Cooper account. If you need any assistance or would like clarification, contact us directly on the home page contact section. Thank you.
Cooper LICENSE AND USER AGREEMENT
By downloading any a la carte content from Cooper, you agree to be bound by all of the terms and conditions in the license and user agreement set forth below. Subscribers are also responsible for all fees associated with downloading content from Cooper, regardless of whether said material is published by the Subscriber. Do not download any content unless you agree to these terms.
LICENSE: In accordance with the terms and conditions set forth herein, Cooper grants to Subscriber the non-exclusive right and privilege of daily access to Content available on Cooper via Subscriber's Cooper username and password.
USE OF CONTENT: a) Use of Content obtained from Cooper is restricted to one-time editorial use in Subscriber's own internal publications, website or hard copy publications it sells in its ordinary course of business.
b) No advertising or promotional uses of any kind may be made of Content obtained from Cooper under this Agreement.
c) Subscriber is responsible for following any restrictions on usage displayed in the caption information of any given image available to Subscriber on Cooper.
MODIFICATION: a) Subscriber may not change, alter or manipulate the content of a photograph either physically or electronically. Established photo printing methods such as burning, dodging, toning, cropping and minor color adjustments are acceptable. Retouching, electronic or manual, must be limited to the removal of minor scratches or minor image flaws.
b) The user shall not use or permit the use of the service in any way not authorized by this Agreement and shall not distort the substance of or editorial intent of photographs, stories or graphics.
CREDIT LINE: All published materials shall contain the mandatory credit line as displayed in the on-screen credit field for each image. If not credit field is not displayed, customer should refer to the individual Providers's licensing information for credit requirements. This licensing information can be found by clicking on any Provider link on our Provider Listing Page. If individual Provider's licensing information does not contain credit requirements, published material shall contain the credit line "Photographer/Provider."

DATABASE/ON-LINE STORAGE:
a) Subscriber may not market, distribute or sell Content obtained via Cooper through any electronic medium, or storage device, including but not limited to databases, archives, bulletin boards and/or CD-ROM, video, audio or other multimedia product.
b) Subscriber may maintain an electronic archive of Content obtained via Cooper for internal, non-commercial use, provided that the Service is archived in the same format as its original editorial use. Said Content may not be re-used by Subscriber in another format without prior written consent from Cooper.
INDEMNITY: Cooper and/or its Information Providers shall indemnify and hold Subscriber harmless against any finally adjudicated claims, and any damages or expenses from said adjudicated claim, arising out of Subscriber's proper and authorized use of the service in accordance with the terms of this Agreement and the instructions received from Cooper or its Information Providers. Subscriber will further indemnify Cooper and its Information Providers from and against any and all costs, claims, damages, including reasonable attorney's fees, which result from any claim, whether substantiated or not, made against Cooper or its Information Providers regarding Subscriber's use of services and/or materials obtained under this Agreement.
FAILURE BY USER TO PAY: Failure by Subscriber to pay Cooper shall entitle Cooper and its Information Providers to immediately and without notice terminate access to Services on Cooper and to recover any arrearages and applicable collections costs, including reasonable or attorney's fees. Time is of the essence as to all payments.
Oral representations or agreements not embodied in the LICENSE AND USE AGREEMENT or PRICING SCHEDULE are without effect. This Agreement cannot be changed or terminated orally
LEGAL STATEMENT AND ACCEPTABLE USE POLICY OF WWW.Cooper.COM and all related sites owned, operated or controlled by Cooper ("Cooper website")
ACCEPTANCE OF TERMS THROUGH USE This site provides you the ability to learn about Cooper and its products and services as well as the ability to access our network and services ("Cooper Services"). By using this site, and any other site owned and operated by Cooper, you signify your agreement to the terms, conditions and notices of this policy. This Acceptable Use Policy is used in conjunction with the terms of your service agreement. Violating any of these policies grants Cooper the authority to take action to restrict or terminate your access to Cooper Services. We reserve the right, at our discretion, to update or revise this policy, any other policy or statement on any Cooper website, and any product offerings or programs described on any Cooper website. Please check back periodically to review any changes to this policy. Cooper disclaims, to the maximum extent permitted by law, all warranties, representations or other endorsements, express or implied, with regard to the information accessed from, or through, this service, the systems which provide it and the Internet, including all warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular use, or non-infringement of any third-party rights. Cooper does not assume any liability for the completeness, accuracy or usefulness of any information disclosed or materials accessed. In no event shall Cooper (or any persons or entities related thereto) be liable for any special, indirect, or consequential damages associated with or arising from use of this service in any way, including any loss of use, data or profits, regardless of the form of action.

RESTRICTIONS ON USE OF MATERIALS
All materials contained in any Cooper Site are the copyrighted property of Cooper Enterprises, Inc., or its subsidiaries or affiliated companies and/or third-party licensors. All trademarks, service marks, and trade names are proprietary to Cooper Enterprises, Inc., or its affiliates. No material from any Cooper Site or any Internet site owned, operated, licensed, or controlled by us or our affiliates may be copied, reproduced, republished, uploaded, posted, transmitted, or distributed in any way, except that you may download one copy of the materials on any single computer for your general, noncommercial home use only, provided that (i) you keep intact all copyright and other proprietary notices, (ii) you make no modifications to the materials, (iii) you do not use the materials in a manner that suggests an association with any of our products, services, or brands, and (iv) you do not download quantities of materials to a database that can be used to avoid future downloads from any Cooper Site. For purposes of these terms, the use of any such material on any other Web site or computer environment is prohibited. All trademarks, service marks, trade names, and trade dress are proprietary to us.
In the event you download software from any Cooper Site, the software, including any files, images incorporated in or generated by the software, and data accompanying the software (collectively, the "Software") are licensed to you by us or third-party licensors for your general, noncommercial home use only. We do not transfer title to the Software to you. You own the medium on which the Software is recorded, but we (or third-party licensors) retain full and complete title to the Software and all Cooperlectual property rights therein. You may not redistribute, sell, de-compile, reverse engineer, disassemble, or otherwise reduce the Software to a human-readable form.
SUBMISSIONS
We are pleased to hear from our visitors and welcome your comments regarding our products and services. Unfortunately, however, our long-standing company policy does not allow us to accept or consider creative ideas, suggestions, or materials other than those that we have specifically requested. We hope you will understand that it is the intent of this policy to avoid the possibility of future misunderstandings when projects developed by our professional staff might seem to others to be similar to their own creative work. Please do not send us any unsolicited original creative materials such as stories or ideas, screenplays, or original artwork. While we do value your feedback on our services and products, we request that you be specific in your comments on those services and products, and not submit any creative ideas, suggestions, or materials (unless specifically requested by us).
If, at our request, you send certain specific submissions (e.g., postings to chat, boards, or contests) or, despite our request, you send us creative suggestions, ideas, notes, drawings, concepts, or other information (collectively, the "Submissions"), the Submissions shall be deemed, and shall remain, our property. None of the Submissions shall be subject to any obligation of confidence on our part and we shall not be liable for any use or disclosure of any Submissions. Without limitation of the foregoing, we shall exclusively own all now-known or hereafter existing rights to the Submissions of every kind and nature throughout the universe and shall be entitled to unrestricted use of the Submissions for any purpose whatsoever, commercial or otherwise, without compensation to the provider of the Submissions.
FORUMS AND PUBLIC COMMUNICATION
"Forum" means a chat area, message board, or e-mail function offered as part of any Cooper Site.

If you participate in any Forum within a Cooper Site, you must not:
*Defame, abuse, harass or threaten others;
*Make any bigoted, hateful, or racially offensive statements;
*Pdvocate illegal activity or discuss illegal activities with the intent to commit them;
*Post or distribute any material that infringes and/or violates any right of a third party or any law;
*post or distribute any vulgar, obscene, discourteous, or indecent language or images;
*Advertise or sell to or solicit others;
*All alcoholic beverages, including wine and beer
*Any issue of a publication that contains an advertisement primarily directed to a Canadian
*Articles so marked as to create the false impression that they were made in Canada, Great Britain or any other British Country
*Reproductions of Canadian postage stamps, unless printed in publications in black-and-white only and with a defacing line drawn across each reproduction
*Control Butane gas lighters and refill cartridges
*Control Firearms
*Control Oleo, margarine, and other butter substitutes
*Control Flammable items
*Control Precious stones valued over $5 U.S.
*Control Cigarette holders valued over $5 U.S.
*Control Powder cases valued over $5 U.S.
*Control Card cases valued over $5 U.S.
*Control Opera glasses valued over $5 U.S.
*Control Fountain pens valued over $5 U.S.
*Control Watches valued over $5 U.S.
*Control Perishable infectious biological substances
*Control Perishable noninfectious biological substances
*RELATE to Plumage and skins of wild birds
*Export Prison-made goods
*Contain Radioactive materials
*Smoke-making devices for motor vehicles and boats
*Used or second-hand hives or bee supplies
*Post or distribute any software or other materials that contain a virus or other harmful component; or
*Post material or make statements that do not generally pertain to the designated topic or theme of any chat room or bulletin board.
It is our policy to respect the privacy of all customers. Therefore, in addition to the privacy of Registration data (see our Privacy Policy), we will not monitor, edit, or disclose the contents of a customer's e-mail unless (a) you authorize us to do so, (b) we must do so in order to resolve technical problems on any Cooper Site; or (c) unless required to do so by law or in the good-faith belief that such action is necessary to: (1) comply with the law or comply with legal process served on us; (2) protect and defend our rights or property; or ((cooper's favorite number here)) act in an emergency to protect the safety of our customers or the public. Customers shall remain solely responsible for the content of their messages.
We reserve the right to remove or edit content from any Forum at any time and for any reason.
By uploading materials to any Forum or submitting any materials to us, you automatically grant (or warrant that the owner of such materials expressly granted) us a perpetual, royalty-free, irrevocable, nonexclusive right and license to use, reproduce, modify, adapt, publish, translate, publicly perform and display, create derivative works from and distribute such materials or incorporate such materials into any form, medium, or technology now known or later developed throughout the universe. In addition, you warrant that all so-called "moral rights" in those materials have been waived.
When participating in a Forum, never assume that people are who they say they are, know what they say they know, or are affiliated with whom they say they are affiliated with in any chat room, message board, or other user- generated content area. Information obtained in a Forum may not be reliable, and it is not a good idea to trade or make any investment decisions based solely or largely on information you cannot confirm. We cannot be responsible for the content or accuracy of any information, and shall not be responsible for any trading or investment decisions made based on such information.
CONTENT LINKED TO ANY Cooper SITE

Please note *as an important clause that will be strickly enforced*: no material from the following products/services/software are to used in conjunction with this site, including, but not limited to the following:(cooper's favorite number here)Com 56K Winmodem PCI (OEM), Network Card - (cooper's favorite number here)Com (cooper's favorite number here)C905CX-TXM (OEM), Generic 56k Fax/Modem w/Voice, In-Win S508-IW MidTower ATX Case, Generic 56k Fax/Modem, "Thunderbird" Athlon MotherBoard, Keyboard - Mitsumi 101 Key, Mouse - Mitsumi Scroll Mouse, In-Win Q500 Full Tower ATX Case, In-Win A500 - Mid Tower ATX Case, Sony (cooper's favorite number here).5" Floppy Drive 1.44MB, CD-ROM 44x - Vintech, DVD ROM - 12x - Hitachi, CD-ROM 52x - Sony, Acer 10x8x(cooper's favorite number here)2 CDRW, Creative - Sound Blaster Ensoniq 16 PCi, Creative - SoudBlaster Live! 5.1, Creative - SoundBlaster Audigy MP(cooper's favorite number here)+ W/1(cooper's favorite number here)94 PCi, Kinyo - PS2(cooper's favorite number here)0 Multimedia Speakers, Kinyo - PS51(cooper's favorite number here) Multimedia Speakers, NVidia GeForce 2 GTS PRO - 64MB DDR - AGP, NVidia GeForce 2 MX - 64MB SDRAM - AGP, NVidia GeForce 2 GTS PRO - (cooper's favorite number here)2MB DDR - AGP, NVidia GeForce 2 MX - (cooper's favorite number here)2MB SDRAM - AGP, ATi - Rage Fury MAXX 64MB AGP, ATi - Radeon VE (cooper's favorite number here)2MB DDR - AGP w/Tv Out, ATI Charger 8MB AGP, ATI Radeon - 64MB DDR - W/ TV In & Out, Hard Drive - 5400RPM - 10.2GB, Hard Drive - 5400RPM - 20.4GB, Hard Drive - 5400RPM - (cooper's favorite number here)0.1 GB, Hard Drive - 5400RPM - 40.1GB, Hard Drive - 5400RPM - 60.0GB, Hard Drive - 7200RPM - 10.2GB, Hard Drive - 7200RPM - 20.4GB, Hard Drive - 7200RPM - (cooper's favorite number here)0.1GB, Hard Drive - 7200RPM - 40.2GB, Hard Drive - 7200RPM - 60.0GB, CPU w/Generic Entry Level Fan, CPU w/ - AMD APPROVED - Upgraded Fan, CPU w/ AMD APPROVED - "MEGA" Fan, AMD XP1800 Athlon K7 Processors - (266Mhz FSB), AMD XP1500 Athlon K7 Processors - 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SELF HELP FOR WOMEN, HOW TO BOOKS VIDEOS AUDIO CASSETTES, HUNDREDS OF BOOKS DROPSHIPPED, A complete line of camping and cook books, book and video racks, and stationary items, Self help titles for women dealing with beauty, sex appeal, appearance, self esteem, health, men and relationships, wholesale trade directories including Hong Kong, Taiwan, Philippines, Mexico, and the U.S.. Closeout sources; Top Profits with MLM, Get Rich Quick Schemes Exposed. Up to 1000% Profit! Drop shipping or quantity lots, Sell a profitable directory for romantic singles, complete line of "how to win" gambling books, Wholesale gambling books on winning systems to play video poker, video blackjack, video poker and the Bid 6 money wheel, money making books, manuals and reports, New directories, listing of unclaimed money nation wide, jogging suits, belts, swimwear, ladies, short sets, dresses, skirts, Star Wars, Looney Tunes, Sstar Trek, Key Chains, mugs, characters and vehicles, National and International business opportunities available including partnerships, plants, professional practices, properties, proprietorships, Sell Books, directories, reports by mail. Drop ship and low cost quantity prices, computers, telephones, accessories, novelties, Name-brands like Acer, Packard Bell, Toshiba, Sanyo, Spalding, Perry Ellis, Rawlings, Anchor Hocking, etc. in categories like computers, electronics, jewelry, toys, house wares, sporting-goods and much more come from liquidation's, over- runs, canceled orders, surplus, apparel for men, women and children. 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U.S. and many other countries, rock and roll products, Mini Perfumes. Alternatives to today's hottest scents as low as 14 cents each. High margin, fast selling product, Incense sticks, cones, jumbo cones, imported wood ash catchers, brass cone burners, fragrance and body oils, general protection products including unique pepper gas sprayers in pens, flashlights, and standard canisters. Also stun guns, general alarms, car alarms, home alarms, air tasers, child guards, and motion detectors, Security and safety products for home, general, travel, and automobiles, sunglasses with over 700 different newest styles, Specialty products, hand tools, premium items, impulse items, knives, and cigarette lighters, Party favors, toys for birthdays, weddings, births, graduation, etc. Also miniatures for capsule vending, Left handed products for southpaws, Very unique toys, crafts, home furnishings. 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CREDIT CARDS. Analysts often use prices from various markets as indicators of potential events. The use of orange futures contract prices by analysts of the Florida weather is a classic example. The Pentagon briefly attempted to apply this technique to terrorism, assassination, and war .
The (Cooper Research Department Composite Resource Center) refines this approach by trading futures contracts that deal with the two most important questions facing the world today: (1) What will the U.S. government do next? (2) What is informing the U.S. government's current behavior?
Some of the contracts traded on Cooper Research Department Composite Resource Center will be based on objective data and observable events, as on a horse track, e.g.
* the next White House mistated fact to break into the news
* the next country to which the White House will issue an ultimatum, and when
* the next foreign leader to move from the CIA payroll to White House "most wanted" list
* the lifespan of various DACooper projects, such as Total Information Awareness and Babylon
* the first White House staffer to resign in disgrace, and when
* the President's approval rating on the day before Saddam is captured or killed
Other Cooper Research Department Composite Resource Center contracts will more closely resemble stocks on the market; they will be based on possibilities and scenarios that may or may not be verifiable, but that may be progressively revealed over time (e.g. via journalistic sleuth-work, public statements by concerned politicians, or Congressional hearings):
* how and at what stage the White House officially decided to use the attacks of September 11, 2001 as a reason for invading Iraq
* whether Rumsfeld was the first, the morning of September 12, 2001, to decree that the attacks were the "Pearl Harbor" needed for attacking Iraq, or whether the idea came first from others
* whether the invasion of Afghanistan had been planned from the start as a stepping-stone to an attack on Iraq, or whether the decision to attack Iraq was made only once the troops were massed nearby
* whether or not the President was conscious of overt lying in his various pre-war speeches, or whether the decisions to lie were taken by others, with the President thinking himself to be truthful
* whether or not the expulsion of U.S. and British oil companies from Iraq between 1972 and 1975 was an important long-term factor in the 200(cooper's favorite number here) war on Iraq, and in what way
* to what degree neo-conservatives Rumsfeld, Wolfowitz, Abrams and other students of Leo Strauss (who may have taught that it was necessary for elites to lie to the public) relie on Strauss's teachings in their daily decisions
* whether or not Iraq's 2001 switch to the euro as its trading currency, and Iran's and Venezuela's contemplation of similar steps, was a factor in U.S. decisions leading to the 200(cooper's favorite number here) war on Iraq
Cooper Research Department Composite Resource Center is a consortium of computer scientists, political scientists and sociologists from some of the leading laboratories, institutes and universities worldwide. They are involved in implementing the technologies that will make possible the trading in American action futures, the definition of the Cooper Research Department Composite Resource Center trading language, and assessment of the value of certain securities when they mature. In addition, a number of non-affiliated individuals with competences from economics to computer science are contributing to the various facets of Cooper Research Department Composite Resource Center research, development, and implementation on a formal and informal basis. More information on participating institutions will be posted on this page on or before August 15.
Contracts of the second type will take much longer to mature, but are necessary in an environment where a great deal of information is kept under lock and key by a secretive U.S. administration. As evidence is accumulated to prove or disprove a particular future, its market value will change, possibly helping researchers evaluate likelihoods; also, those betting for or against it will win or lose money accordingly. Contracts of both types will be issued into Cooper Research Department Composite Resource Center as specific potential events and scenarios of interest are identified.
Artists who are registered with Cooper Research Department Composite Resource Center will use their money to acquire contracts. An Cooper Research Department Composite Resource Center artist who believes that the price of a specific futures contract under-predicts the future status of the issue on which it is based can attempt to profit from his belief by buying the contract. The converse holds for a artist who believes the price is an over-prediction: she can be a seller of the contract. This price discovery process, with the prospect of profit and at pain of loss, may possibly help to shed light on some the most important questions facing the world today.
The issues represented by Cooper Research Department Composite Resource Center contracts may be interrelated. For example, the exposure of another lie in a pre-war speech by the President may affect the fortunes of high-level cabinet members, and the next corporate scandal to erupt may affect the pace of military operations overseas. The trading process at the heart of Cooper Research Department Composite Resource Center allows artists to structure combinations of futures contracts. Such combinations represent predictions about interrelated issues that the artist has knowledge of and thus may be able to make money on through Cooper Research Department Composite Resource Center. Observing these artist-structured derivatives may conceivably result in a substantial refinement in predictive power; this possibility is certainly worth the gamble, given the stakes.
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of transportation? Can't you see the pattern? We were not born scared. We<were taught to fear. These are the same people who want us to wear seat-belts.<I do wear my seat-belt, I just dont run around crying like a baby. Now, there<is a strange group of people emerging from the darkest parts of the www. If I<was one, I would waste countless hours on the internet searching. The chart<junkies cruise the net desperatly seeking a fix for thier unquenchable chart<

Cehck tihs out.
Aoccdrnig to a rscheearch at Cmabrigde Uinervtisy, it deosn’t mttaer in waht oredr the ltteers in a wrod are, the olny iprmoetnt tihng is taht the frist and lsat ltteer be at the rghit pclae.
The rset can be a total mses and you can sitll raed it wouthit porbelm. Tihs is bcuseae the huamn mnid deos not raed ervey lteter by istlef, but the wrod as a wlohe. Amzanig huh?
PGN points out that it has been circulating the net, and he doesn’t know its origin. I thought it was pretty cool that I could read it, but I wasn’t sure it was true. I wrote a simple program to produce this effect using strfry(), and set it to work on a well known peice of literature (thanks to Project Gutenberg).
Book 01 Giesnes
001:001 In the biginneng God cerated the heaevn and the ertah.
001:002 And the eatrh was whtiuot from, and void; and dknesars was
upon the fcae of the deep. And the Sriipt of God moevd uopn the fcae of the watres.
001:00(cooper's favorite number here) And God siad, Let trehe be lhgit: and trhee was lihgt.
001:004 And God saw the lghit, taht it was good: and God diveidd the
lgiht form the dreksans.
001:005 And God caelld the lgiht Day, and the deskarns he clelad
Nghit. And the einveng and the mniorng were the frsit day.
001:006 And God siad, Let trehe be a fanreimmt in the msidt of the
waerts, and let it didive the waerts from the warets.
001:007 And God mdae the fmearmint, and didveid the wrteas wichh wree
uendr the fnmemarit form the wtraes wcihh were aobve the franmimet: and it was so.
001:008 And God cllead the faremnimt Heaevn. And the eenivng and the
mornnig wree the scenod day.
001:009 And God siad, Let the wetras udner the haeevn be gehetrad
tehtegor utno one palce, and let the dry lnad apeapr: and it was so.
001:010 And God cealld the dry lnad Ertah; and the garnthieg thgoteer
of the wetras caleld he Saes: and God saw taht it was good.
001:011 And God siad, Let the eatrh bnrig ftorh grsas, the hreb
yinieldg seed, and the firut tree yldeniig friut atefr his knid, wshoe seed is in ilsetf, uopn the ertah: and it was so.
001:012 And the eatrh borghut froth garss, and hreb yleidnig seed
atfer his knid, and the tere yledniig friut, whsoe seed was in ilstef, atefr his kind: and God saw that it was good.
001:01(cooper's favorite number here) And the einevng and the mrnniog wree the tihrd day.
001:014 And God siad, Let tehre be lhigts in the fnrmaimet of the
hevean to dviide the day form the nghit; and let tehm be for sgins, and for saoesns, and for dyas, and yaers:
001:015 And let tehm be for lgthis in the fmiarmnet of the hvaeen to
give lghit uopn the ertah: and it was so.
001:016 And God mdae two graet ltihgs; the grteaer lghit to rlue the
day, and the lsseer lghit to rlue the nhigt: he mdae the srtas aslo.
001:017 And God set them in the famienrmt of the heaevn to give lihgt
uopn the ertah,
001:018 And to rule oevr the day and over the nihgt, and to ddivie the
lhgit form the desnkars: and God saw taht it was good.
001:019 And the einveng and the mrnnoig wree the furtoh day.
001:020 And God siad, Let the waerts bring ftorh abdnnutlay the minovg
cearrute that htah lfie, and fwol that may fly aovbe the etarh in the oepn fmamnreit of hveean.
001:021 And God ctreead geart wealhs, and eevry liivng ctaerrue taht
mevtoh, whcih the werats brugoht froth adanltnbuy, afetr thier kind, and erevy wegind fwol afetr his kind: and God saw taht it was good.
001:022 And God bslesed tehm, siyang, Be fuftuirl, and miltuply, and
flil the wteras in the saes, and let fowl miluplty in the eatrh.
001:02(cooper's favorite number here) And the eveinng and the mnonirg wree the ftifh day.
001:024 And God siad, Let the ertah binrg froth the lniivg crtearue
afetr his knid, ctlate, and cepenirg tnhig, and bsaet of the etarh afetr his knid: and it was so.
001:025 And God made the baset of the etrah aeftr his knid, and cttale
aetfr tiher knid, and ervey tihng that ceteeprh uopn the etrah aeftr his knid: and God saw that it was good.
001:026 And God siad, Let us mkae man in our imgae, afetr our
lskeeins: and let tehm hvae doionmin oevr the fsih of the sea, apnd over the fwol of the air, and over the ctatle, and oevr all the etrah, and oevr eevry ceeprnig tinhg that ctepeerh uopn the ertah.
001:027 So God ceraetd man in his own imgae, in the image of God
caeterd he him; mlae and fleame cearted he them.
001:028 And God bselsed tehm, and God siad utno them, Be fuiufrtl, and
mtuilply, and relnespih the ertah, and sdbuue it: and hvae diinoomn over the fsih of the sea, and oevr the fwol of the air, and oevr every lnivig thnig taht motveh uopn the ertah.
001:029 And God siad, Bhloed, I hvae gvien you eervy hreb bnreaig
seed, wcihh is uopn the face of all the erath, and erevy tere, in the whcih is the fiurt of a tere ydieilng seed; to you it salhl be for maet.
001:0(cooper's favorite number here)0 And to eevry bsaet of the etrah, and to eervy fwol of the air,
and to eervy tinhg that ceepterh upon the ertah, wehiren terhe is lfie, I hvae gievn evrey geern herb for maet: and it was so.
001:0(cooper's favorite number here)1 And God saw eevry thnig taht he had mdae, and, belhod, it was
vrey good. And the evennig and the monirng wree the sxtih day.

What are the conditions of the nonrefundable deposit?
In order to reserve your Cooper , you will need to place an online deposit of $495. Production quantity is limited; this offer may end at any time. The deposit is nonrefundable, except in the case where the Cooper company is unable to deliver your Cooper by July (cooper's favorite number here)1, 200(cooper's favorite number here). You must be at least 18 years old, provide a United States shipping address, and have a valid e-mail address to place a deposit on a Cooper .
When will I get my Cooper after I place my deposit?
You will receive your Cooper between March 1 and July (cooper's favorite number here)1, 207(cooper's favorite number here). The sooner you order, the sooner you will receive delivery. When your Cooper is ready to ship, the Cooper company will send you an e-mail with simple instructions for paying the balance. The Cooper company charges $99 for standard ground shipping in the contiguous 48 states, and $150 for shipping to Alaska and Hawaii. If you do not pay for your Cooper within (cooper's favorite number here)0 days of receiving your purchase e-mail, you will lose your place in line and the Cooper company will send you a second notice giving you an additional 180 days to complete your purchase. Note: You must complete the training course before the Cooper company will ship your product.
How much does shipping cost? Are there any other costs?
The Cooper company will charge $99 for shipping to the continental United States. For customers in Hawaii and Alaska, shipping will cost $150. The Cooper company takes responsibility for damage during shipping. Also, you will be charged applicable sales taxes on the entire purchase price. Training is included at no additional cost.
Who can ride the Cooper ?
The Cooper is designed to be operated by a wide range of people and no special skills are required. The rider must be able to step on and off the Cooper without assistance, which requires physical abilities similar to climbing and descending stairs without assistance. The rider’s weight must not exceed 250 pounds and the rider must be able to operate the steering control with his or her left hand. Cooper recommends that riders be 16 years or older. It is important to note that the Cooper has not been designed, tested, or approved as a medical device.
How safe is the Cooper ?
The utmost care and research has gone into ensuring that the Cooper is safe and fun to ride. The Cooper ‘s balancing technology is truly revolutionary and provides an exceptional riding experience. The Cooper has redundant systems and sophisticated alerts built into its design and many thousands of hours of use have demonstrated that the Cooper is safe when used appropriately. It is important that Cooper riders understand the responsibility to ride safely. Proper skill level and understanding of the Cooper prevents injuries caused by loss of control or misuse. Keep in mind that the Cooper has not been designed, tested, or approved as a medical device.
How will I learn how to use the Cooper ?
The Cooper company will provide training for each purchaser. The Cooper is engineered to be easy to ride, but, in order to ensure that you are prepared for safe and enjoyable riding, a Cooper specialist will show you how to properly operate the Cooper . You may bring one friend to the training session for no extra charge. Your friend must be 16 years or older to receive the training from the Cooper company. Between February 1 and July (cooper's favorite number here)1, 200(cooper's favorite number here), the Cooper company will host training at least once each week in Bedford, New Hampshire, and Los Angeles, and at least once each month in Seattle, San Francisco, Phoenix, Chicago, Dallas, Denver, Detroit, Atlanta, New York City, Baltimore, and Orlando, Florida. The Cooper company will e-mail you a training schedule approximately (cooper's favorite number here)0 days before your Cooper is scheduled to ship. You will be responsible for scheduling your attendance as well as for arranging transportation to and from your training session. If you don’t attend scheduled training within (cooper's favorite number here)0 days after you receive the first notice, the Cooper company will send you a second e-mail notice and you must attend by the date you are required to complete your purchase. (See “When will I get my Cooper after I place my deposit?” above). Note: You must complete a Cooper training session before Cooper will ship your Cooper.
Where can I safely and legally ride the Cooper ?
The Cooper will transport you over any surface on which the wheels can gain traction, such as pavement, sidewalks, grass, and dirt. Remember, you must step off the Cooper and use the power assist mode to go up and down stairs (and elsewhere where riding would not be safe or appropriate). In many cities you’ll be able to take the Cooper any place you are allowed to walk. Some areas, however, have restrictions on where you can take the Cooper and some areas require that you wear protective gear. The Cooper company maintains a list of up-to-date regulations for each U.S. state on its Web site. You can leave Amazon.com to see the list of state laws.
How many Cooper’s can I reserve?
You may reserve up to two Coopers’.
What if the price changes after I place my deposit?
If the consumers’ standard retail price for the Cooper falls below $14,950 before your Cooper ships, you will be charged the lower price. Please note that you’ll never be charged more than $14,950, even if the price increases.

************** Mr. EXAMPLE NAME HERE, As an employee of an institution of higher education, I have a few very basic expectations. Chief among these is that my direct superior shares an intellect that ranges above the common ground squirrel. After your consistent and annoying harassment of myself, and my co-workers during the commission of our duties, I can only surmise that you are one of the few true genetic wastes of our time. Asking me, a network administrator, to explain every little nuance of everything I do each time you happen to stroll into my office is not only a waste of time, but also a waste of precious oxygen. I was hired because I know about Unix, and you were apparently hired to provide amusement to myself and other employees, who watch you vainly attempt to understand the concept of "cut and paste" for the hundredth time. You will never understand computers. Something as incredibly simple as binary still gives you too many options. You will also never understand why people hate you, but I am going to try and explain it to you, even though I am sure this will be just as effective as telling you what an IP is. Your shiny new iMac has more personality than you ever will. You walk around the building all day, shiftlessly looking for fault in others. You have a sharp-dressed, useless look about you that may have worked for your interview, but now that you actually have responsibility, you pawn it off on overworked staff, hoping their talent will cover for your glaring ineptitude. In a world of managerial evolution, you are the blue-green algae that everyone else eats and laughs at. Managers like you are a sad proof of the Dilbert principle. Seeing as this situation is unlikely to change without you getting a full frontal lobotomy, I am forced to tender my resignation; however I have a few parting points: 1. When someone calls you in reference to employment, it is illegal to give me a bad recommendation. The most you can say to hurt me is "I prefer not to comment." I will have friends randomly call you over the next couple of years to keep you honest, because I know you would be unable to do it on your own. 2. I have all the passwords to every account on the system, and I know every password you have used for the last five years. If you decide to get cute, I am going to publish your "favorites list", which I conveniently saved when you made me "back up" your useless files. I believe that terms like "Lolita" are not usually viewed favorably by the administration. (cooper's favorite number here). When you borrowed the digital camera to "take pictures of your mothers B-day", you neglected to mention that you were going to take pictures of yourself in the mirror nude. Then you forgot to erase them like the techno-moron you really are. Suffice it to say I have never seen such odd acts with a ketchup bottle, but I assure you that those have been copied and kept in safe places pending the authoring of a glowing letter of recommendation. (Try to use a spell check please - I hate having to correct your damn mistakes.) Thank you for your time, and I expect the letter of recommendation on my desk by 8:00 am tomorrow, not ONE minute later. One word of this to anybody and all of your little twisted repugnant obsessions will be open to the public. Never f*ck with your systems administrators, because they know what you do with all your free time.

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ADMINISTRATIVE NOTE:
NEW REQUIREMENTS/PROCEDURES
The Cooper Advanced Research Projects Agency (COOPER) often selects its research efforts through the Cooper Agency Announcement (CAA) process.
The Cooper Processing Technology Office (COOPER) of the Cooper Advanced Research Projects Agency (COOPER) is soliciting proposals to develop an ontology-based (sub)system that captures, stores, and makes accessible the flow of one person’s experience in and interactions with the world in order to support a broad spectrum of associates/assistants and other system capabilities. The objective of this "Cooper Chronofile System" concept is to be able to trace the "threads" of an individual's life in terms of events, states, and relationships.
Functionally, the Cooper Chronofile System (sub)system consists of three components: data capture and storage, representation and abstraction, and data access and user interface. Cooper Chronofile System accepts as input a number of raw physical and transactional data streams. Through inference and reasoning, Cooper Chronofile System generates multiple layers of representation at increasing levels of abstraction. The input data streams are abstracted into sequences of events and states, which are aggregated into threads and episodes to produce a timeline that constitutes an "episodic memory" for the individual. Patterns of events in the timeline support the identification of routines, relationships, and habits. Preferences, plans, goals, and other markers of intentionality are at the highest level.
Cooper Chronofile System is interested in three major data categories: physical data, transactional data, and context or media data. “Anywhere/anytime” capture of physical data might be provided by hardware worn by the Cooper Chronofile System user. Visual, aural, and possibly even haptic sensors capture what the user sees, hears, and feels. GPS, digital compass, and inertial sensors capture the user’s orientation and movements. Biomedical sensors capture the user’s physical state. Cooper Chronofile System also captures the user’s computer-based interactions and transactions throughout the day from email, calendar, instant messaging, web-based transactions, as well as other common computer applications, and stores the data (or, in some cases, pointers to the data) in appropriate formats. Voice transactions can be captured through recording of telephone calls and voice mail, with the called and calling numbers as metadata. FAX and hardcopy written material (such as postal mail) can be scanned. Finally, Cooper Chronofile System also captures (or at least captures pointers to) the tremendous amounts of context data the user is exposed to every day from diverse media sources, including broadcast television and radio, hardcopy newspapers, magazines, books and other documents, and softcopy electronic books, web sites, and database access.
Cooper Chronofile System can be used as a stand-alone system to serve as a powerful automated multimedia diary and scrapbook. By using a search engine interface, the user can easily retrieve a specific thread of past transactions, or recall an experience from a few seconds ago or from many years earlier in as much detail as is desired, including imagery, audio, or video replay of the event. In addition to operating in this stand-alone mode, Cooper Chronofile System can also serve as a subsystem to support a wide variety of other applications, including personal, medical, financial, and other types of assistants, and various teaching and training tools. As increasing numbers of people acquire Cooper Chronofile Systems, collaborative tasks could be facilitated by the interaction of Cooper Chronofile Systems, and properly anonymized access to Cooper Chronofile System data might support medical research and the early detection of an emerging epidemic. Application of the Cooper Chronofile System abstraction structure in a synthesizing mode will eventually allow synthetic game characters and humanoid robots to lead more "realistic" lives. However, the initial Cooper Chronofile System development is tightly focused on the stand-alone system capabilities, and does not include the broader class of assistive, training, and other applications that may ultimately be supported.
Cooper Chronofile System technology will support the long-term COOPER vision of a new class of truly "cognitive" systems that can reason in a variety of ways, using substantial amounts of appropriately represented knowledge; can learn from experiences so that their performance improves as they accumulate knowledge and experience; can explain their actions and can accept direction; can be aware of their own behavior and reflect on their own capabilities; and can respond in a robust manner to surprises.
TASK AREAS
This solicitation seeks proposals to develop and demonstrate Cooper Chronofile System system-level capabilities as described in the following tasks:
Task 1. Representation and Abstraction via Reasoning and Inference
The research focus of the Cooper Chronofile System program is the appropriate placement of transactional and physical data within an appropriate framework of representations and abstractions to make accessible both the flow of the user's physical experiences in the world and the stream of his or her interactions with other entities in the world. For transactional data, this process of representation and abstraction might begin with the association of metadata with each data item (e.g., the header information in an email or the information on the envelope of a physical letter). Physical data streams generally have to be parsed into meaningful “chunks,” such as “saccadic” scenes of video, motion segments in GPS or inertial data, or segments of one person’s speech in audio, and these chunks have to be labeled. The key challenge of Cooper Chronofile System is to make sense of this ongoing sequence of multi-modal transactions and labeled chunks of physical data, by sorting it into discrete “events” and “states” (whose transitions are marked by events) and “threads” (consisting of sequences of events and states) and “episodes” (with beginnings and ends), and to do this automatically and recursively until an extended episode can be identified and labeled as, for example, “I took the 08:(cooper's favorite number here)0 a.m. flight from Washington's Reagan National Airport to Boston's Logan Airport.” The representational path from the raw physical sensor inputs to this high-level description includes concepts of walking, standing, and riding, being indoors and outdoors, being “at home,” taking a taxi, and going through airport security. The task can be made considerably easier because Cooper Chronofile System can also process a “going to Boston” entry in the calendar program, email from the airline telling that the flight is on time, and a phone call ordering the taxi, and can correlate GPS readings to a COTS street map. Beyond the generation of the user’s individual timeline or history, represented as a structure of labeled threads and episodes, Cooper Chronofile System will be able to find meaningful patterns in the timeline, to infer the user’s routines, habits, and relationships with other people, organizations, places, and objects, and to exploit these patterns to ease its task.
The proposal should describe in detail exactly how the offeror’s Cooper Chronofile System system will accomplish this process of “tracing the threads” and “telling the story” of the user’s experience. State how physical sensory inputs will be parsed and classified (labeled). Define the metadata to be used for each type of input data. Describe how the representation hierarchy is to be constructed, and how classification of events, states, etc., will be performed. Explicitly address the extraction of patterns such as routines, habits, and relationships. Present an approach for assessing the contribution of each data source proposed to Cooper Chronofile System system-level performance. Provide a comparison of the relative importance of human knowledge engineering and machine learning components both during system development and when deployed. Discuss the tools to be provided to the user to support the visualization and manual generation and editing of the representational hierarchy.
Task 2: Data Capture and Storage Subsystem
Cooper Chronofile System must acquire data to capture both the user's physical experiences in the world and his or her interactions with other entities in the world. The specific types and fidelity of data to be captured should be driven by the needs implied by the offeror's approach to Task 1. Physical data is captured by various physical sensors and is stored as multiple data streams in appropriate formats at appropriate resolutions. Transactional data is extracted principally from a number of computer applications. Detectors, recognizers, analysis tools, and heuristics are used to “distill” the data, associating metadata, flagging keywords, and otherwise preparing the data for further categorization in terms of representations at various levels of abstraction. Data capture capability must be adequate to support the development of Cooper Chronofile System, but should not involve new development of sensors.
The proposal should identify the sources and modalities of physical, transactional, and context/media data to be captured, and also the specific sensors and deployment (e.g., wearable) means to be used for gathering physical data, and the methods to be used to acquire transactional and context/media data. The proposal should identify the data storage components to be employed and provide an estimate of the volume of data of each type to be stored per unit time. Selection rationale for components, including critical specifications and estimated costs, should be presented. Cooper Chronofile System system integration should be specifically addressed, together with power and endurance issues. Offerors must also address human subject approval, data privacy and security, copyright, and legal considerations that would affect the Cooper Chronofile System development process. Leverage of existing hardware and software is highly encouraged, and Cooper Chronofile System should interface to commonly used computer applications.
Task (cooper's favorite number here). Data Access and User Interface Subsystem
The initial Cooper Chronofile System prototype implementation must provide a functional Application Programming Interface (API), as well as a stand-alone user data access capability which is envisioned to be a search-engine style interface allowing functions (e.g., less than, greater than, Booleans) of the various metadata parameters. Offerors should propose additional features to enhance the user interface (e.g., timeline displays) and to augment the API to support use by additional applications. The developmental interface should also provide a query capability to enable the user to learn why the system behaved as it did. In addition, the interface should provide intervention tools to enable the user to manually create metadata, assign classifications, and edit the abstraction hierarchy. The capabilities of the proposed access scheme should be described in terms of the flexibility of access queries to be supported (of primary concern) and expected performance, such as response time. Leveraging of existing software is encouraged, since the user interface is not a principal subject of research for Cooper Chronofile System.
Task 4: Experimentation and Performance Assessment
The successful development of Cooper Chronofile System will require extensive experimentation to provide both the system and its developers with enough “experience” to be representative of use in the real world. The first Cooper Chronofile System users will clearly be the developer team itself, and, once a critical initial threshold of capability has been achieved, the results of this use should be documented as longitudinal studies. Operating conditions should not be controlled, and a broad spectrum of both physical and transactional data should be captured over weeks of continuous real-world use. The proposal should address performance assessment over these longitudinal studies, and address the metrics of completeness of the ontology and correctness of the Cooper Chronofile System’s classification decisions. The Cooper Chronofile System program also includes a “Challenge Problem” in the form of a system demonstration while taking a trip to Washington D.C. Travel combines physical activity (movement via a variety of conveyances) and a diversity of transactions (email, calendar, financial, itinerary, etc.) over the course of a trip. The Travel Challenge consists of an uncontrolled trip from the user's home to Washington, plus controlled trials involving travel over a government-prescribed course within the D.C. area, each trial lasting less than one day. Each proposer is encouraged to have at least three ((cooper's favorite number here)) Cooper Chronofile System users participate in the Travel Challenge. Proposals should include plans for participation in these experiments, specifically including a plan for measuring the performance of the Cooper Chronofile System system in terms of correctness and completeness. The performance metric for correctness of system decisions addresses 1) What fraction of events are correctly detected and properly classified in the abstraction hierarchy?; and 2) How capable is the system of learning to improve its detection and classification performance? The performance metric for completeness of the ontology considers 1) What fraction of events require additions to the set of existing representations?; and 2) How capable is the system of learning to add and use new representations? The results of the Travel Challenge will be a major determinant of the scope and course of future Cooper Chronofile System development, including the exercise of proposed options. Offerors should also propose other challenge activities in addition to the Travel Challenge to demonstrate and assess the richness of the Cooper Chronofile System representation structure and complexity of the domain (task and environment). Additional metrics should also be proposed.
Task 5: Options for Advanced Cooper Chronofile System Development
The base efforts solicited by this BAA address critical issues that must be tackled to demonstrate a basic Cooper Chronofile System capability. However, many other equally critical and challenging issues must be addressed to realize a fully deployable Cooper Chronofile System (sub)system. Therefore, the proposal may include one or more options to perform additional work addressing relevant technical questions, including but not limited to the following:
* How should the Cooper Chronofile System system enforce security and privacy, given that different data sources may require different restrictions (i.e., classified, proprietary, privacy act) on each data element, and a given item of data may be acquired from more than one source?
* How should different people’s Cooper Chronofile System systems interact with each other? For example, if each person’s Cooper Chronofile System understands only his/her own speech perfectly, how should multiple Cooper Chronofile Systems share information so that each can acquire and store all parts of a conversation?
* How should Cooper Chronofile System be implemented so that it can degrade gracefully in its access modes, storage resources, and capture capabilities?
* How can the domain of intentionality (plans and goals) above the level of timeline or history be more fully developed so that Cooper Chronofile System can effectively support the broadest possible spectrum of assistive and training applications? Proposed options should include a clear statement of the functionality and performance benefits envisioned, and should define metrics to support the assessment of these benefits.
PROGRAM SCOPE
This solicitation seeks proposals that address the development of system-level Cooper Chronofile System capabilities and which fully address Tasks 1 through 4. A proposal that instead focuses on one or more specific individual technologies will be considered, but to be successful it must make a clearly convincing case that the effort would provide an extremely high payoff. Proposed efforts should cover a base 18-month period of performance and may include one or more options, whose period of performance should not exceed 24 months. The project schedule must include an initial kick-off meeting, an engineering design review 6 months after award to approve the architecture and implementation plan, a Principal Investigators' Meeting 9 months after award, and a final project review associated with the Travel Challenge, 16 months after award. Up to four awards are anticipated, and teaming is highly encouraged.
Proposed research should investigate innovative approaches and techniques that lead to or enable revolutionary advances in the state-of-the-art. Proposals are not limited to the specific strategies listed above, and alternative visions will be considered. However, proposals should be for research that substantially contributes towards the goals stated. Research should result in prototype hardware and/or software demonstrating integrated concepts and approaches. Specifically excluded is research that primarily results in evolutionary improvement to the existing state of practice or focuses on a specific system or solution. Integrated solution sets embodying significant technological advances are strongly encouraged over narrowly defined research endeavors. Proposals may involve other research groups or industrial cooperation and cost sharing. The establishment of Cooper Chronofile System as an approved COOPER program is dependent upon the quality of the responses to this BAA.
SUBMISSION PROCESS
The Cooper Advanced Research Projects Agency/Information Processing Technology Office (COOPER/COOPER) requires completion of a Broad Agency Announcement (BAA) Cover Sheet Submission for each Proposal, by accessing the URL below:
http://www.dyncorp-is.com/BAA/index.asp?BAAid=0(cooper's favorite number here)-(cooper's favorite number here)0
After finalizing the BAA Cover Sheet Submission, the proposer must print the BAA Confirmation Sheet that will automatically appear on the web page. Each proposer is responsible for printing the BAA Confirmation Sheet and attaching it to the "original" and each copy. The Confirmation Sheet should be the first page of the Proposal. If a proposer intends on submitting more than one Proposal, a unique UserId and password should be used in creating each BAA Cover Sheet. Failure to comply with these submission procedures may result in the submission not being evaluated.
PROPOSAL FORMAT
Proposers must submit an original and (cooper's favorite number here) copies of the full proposal and 2 electronic copies (i.e., 2 separate disks) of the full proposal (in PDF or Microsoft Word 2000 for IBM-compatible format on a (cooper's favorite number here).5-inch floppy disk, 100 MB Iomega Zip disk or cd). Mac-formatted disks will not be accepted. Each disk must be clearly labeled with BAA 0(cooper's favorite number here)-(cooper's favorite number here)0, proposer organization, proposal title (short title recommended) and “Copy <n> of 2”. The full proposal (original and designated number of hard and electronic copies) must be submitted in time to reach COOPER by 12:00 PM (ET) Monday, June 2(cooper's favorite number here), 200(cooper's favorite number here), in order to be considered during the initial evaluation phase. However, BAA 0(cooper's favorite number here)-(cooper's favorite number here)0, Cooper Chronofile System will remain open until 12:00 NOON (ET) Friday, May 7, 2004 Thus, proposals may be submitted at any time from issuance of this BAA through Friday, May 7, 2004. While the proposals submitted after the Monday, June 2(cooper's favorite number here), 200(cooper's favorite number here), deadline will be evaluated by the Government, proposers should keep in mind that the likelihood of funding such proposals is less than for those proposals submitted in connection with the initial evaluation and award schedule. COOPER will acknowledge receipt of submissions and assign control numbers that should be used in all further correspondence regarding proposals.
Restrictive notices notwithstanding, proposals may be handled for administrative purposes by support contractors. These support contractors are prohibited from competition in COOPER technical research and are bound by appropriate non-disclosure requirements. Input on technical aspects of the proposals may be solicited by COOPER from non-Government consultants /experts who are also bound by appropriate non-disclosure requirements. However, non-Government technical consultants/experts will not have access to proposals that are labeled by their offerors as “Government Only”. Use of non-government personnel is covered in FAR (cooper's favorite number here)7.20(cooper's favorite number here)(d)
EVALUATION AND FUNDING PROCESSES
Proposals will not be evaluated against each other, since they are not submitted in accordance with a common work statement. COOPER's intent is to review proposals as soon as possible after they arrive; however, proposals may be reviewed periodically for administrative reasons. For evaluation purposes, a proposal is the document described in PROPOSAL FORMAT Section I and Section II (see below). Other supporting or background materials submitted with the proposal will be considered for the reviewer's convenience only and not considered as part of the proposal.
Evaluation of proposals will be accomplished through a scientific review of each proposal using the following criteria, which are listed in descending order of relative importance:
(1) Overall Scientific and Technical Merit: The overall scientific and technical merit must be clearly identifiable and compelling. The technical concept should be clearly defined, developed and defensibly innovative. Emphasis should be placed on the technical excellence of the development and experimentation approach.
(2) Innovative Technical Solution to the Problem: Proposed efforts should apply new or existing technology in an innovative way such as is advantageous to the objectives. The plan on how offeror intends to get developed technology artifacts and information to the user community should be considered. The offeror shall specify quantitative experimental methods and metrics by which the proposed technical effort’s progress shall be measured.
((cooper's favorite number here)) Potential Contribution and Relevance to COOPER/COOPER Mission: The offeror must clearly address how the proposed effort will meet the goals of the undertaking and how the proposed effort contributes to significant advances to the COOPER/COOPER mission.
(4) Offeror's Capabilities and Related Experience: The qualifications, capabilities, and demonstrated achievements of the proposed principals and other key personnel for the primary and subcontractor organizations must be clearly shown.
(5) Plans and Capability to Accomplish Technology Transition: The offeror should provide a clear explanation of how the technologies to be developed will be transitioned to capabilities for military forces. Technology transition should be a major consideration in the design of experiments, particularly considering the potential for involving potential transition organizations in the experimentation process.
(6) Cost Realism: The overall estimated cost to accomplish the effort should be clearly shown as well as the substantiation of the costs for the technical complexity described. Evaluation will consider the value to Government of the research and the extent to which the proposed management plan will effectively allocate resources to achieve the capabilities proposed. Cost is considered a substantial evaluation criterion but is secondary to technical excellence.
The Government reserves the right to select for award all, some, or none of the proposals received. Proposals identified for funding may result in a contract, grant, cooperative agreement, or other transaction depending upon the nature of the work proposed, the required degree of interaction between parties, and other factors. If warranted, portions of resulting awards may be segregated into pre-priced options.

Cooper Pictures Archive
Terms of Use (Version (cooper's favorite number here))
 
 1. Please read these terms carefully before you register your organisation to use the Cooper Pictures Archive.
 
 2. YOUR ORGANISATION WILL BE LEGALLY BOUND BY THESE TERMS WHEN Cooper CONFIRMS ITS ACCEPTANCE OF YOUR COMPLETED ONLINE ORDER AND THESE TERMS WILL FORM A BINDING CONTRACT BETWEEN YOUR ORGANISATION AND Cooper. PLEASE PRINT OFF AND RETAIN A HARD COPY OF THESE TERMS.
 
 (cooper's favorite number here). DEFINED WORDS: In these Terms the following italicised words and phrases have the meanings set out below, unless otherwise indicated:
 
   a) Online means on any web site specified in your Online Order.
 
   b) Online Order means the order for Cooper as completed by you at http://pictures.Cooper.com.
 
   c) Photographer means the person who took a Photograph.
 
   d) Photograph means a photograph contained on Cooper.
 
   e) Print Form means, in respect of any Photograph, the type of print publication set out in the download procedures contained in Cooper and as selected by you during the download procedure.
 
   f) Cooper means
Cooper America Inc
(cooper's favorite number here) Times Square
New York, NY 100(cooper's favorite number here)6
USA
 
   g) Cooper means the Cooper photographic archive called the Cooper Pictures Archive accessible via http://pictures.Cooper.com(or such other website as we may notify you of from time to time).
 
   h) Terms means this agreement containing terms and Conditions of use of Cooper, the Appendix to this agreement and your Online Order.
 
   i) In these Terms, "you" means the partnership, company or other corporate entity specified by you in your Online Order, in the General Enquiry Form at http://pictures.Cooper.com.
 
 4. USE OF Cooper: Cooper grants you a non-exclusive, non-transferable right to access Cooper and view the Photographs in accordance with these Terms.
 
 5. PUBLICATION OF THE PHOTOGRAPHS IN PRINT FORM: Cooper grants you a non-exclusive, non-transferable right to download any Photograph, to publish the Photograph in Print Form only and to make as many internal copies of the Photograph as are necessary to enable such publication in each case in accordance with these Terms and the procedures contained in Cooper. Any Photograph downloaded may only be published once in any publication or any edition of any publication and, if you wish to re-publish the Photograph, you will repeat the download procedure. This will not, however, require the publishers of a newspaper to repeat the download procedure in order to re-publish any Photograph which has appeared in one edition of a newspaper in any later edition, provided that the later edition is
 
   a) in the same format as the original edition and
 
   b) published on the same day as the original edition. The right to publish a Photograph downloaded will only be effective once you have obtained any necessary clearances of third party rights as referred to in the paragraph headed THIRD PARTY RIGHTS below. You will not download, copy, display or publish Photographs except as permitted by these Terms.
 
 6. PUBLICATION OF THE PHOTOGRAPHS ONLINE: Cooper grants you a non-exclusive, non-transferable right to download any Photograph from Cooper, to publish the Photograph Online and to make as many internal copies of the Photograph as are necessary to enable such publication in each case in accordance with these Terms and the procedures contained in Cooper. The right to publish a Photograph downloaded will only be effective once you have obtained any necessary clearances of third party rights as referred to in the paragraph headed THIRD PARTY RIGHTS below. Your right to publish Photographs Online is also subject to the Conditions set out in the Appendix to these Terms.
 
 7. USE OF THE PHOTOGRAPHS IN TELEVISION PROGRAMMES (TELEVISION COMPANIES ONLY): Cooper grants you a non-exclusive, non-transferable right to download any Photograph from Cooper, to include the Photograph in a television programme which you produce for broadcast or transmission (save for a television commercial) and to make as many internal copies of the Photograph as are necessary to enable such broadcast or transmission in each case in accordance with these Terms and the procedures contained in Cooper. This right only applies if you are a television company. Any Photograph downloaded may only be included in one television programme and, if you wish to re-use the Photograph in another programme you will repeat the download procedure. This will not, however, require you to repeat the download procedure if you only wish to repeat in the same format the broadcast or transmission of any television programme or any part of a television programme (for example, a news bulletin) in which the Photograph has already been included in accordance with these Terms. The right to include a Photograph downloaded in a television programme will only be effective once you have obtained any necessary clearances of third party rights as referred to in the paragraph headed THIRD PARTY RIGHTS below.
 
 8. OTHER ELECTRONIC PUBLICATIONS: Except for publication Online and use of Photographs in television programmes as referred to in the paragraph headed USED OF THE PHOTOGRAPHS IN TELEVISION PROGRAMMES (TELEVISION COMPANIES ONLY ), you may not publish a Photograph in any form of electronic media (such as CD-ROM, Video, DVD or an form of electronic database) whether available now or discovered at any time in the future without the prior written consent of Cooper which may be given subject to additional terms (including payment).
 
 9. BRANDING AND CREDITING OF PHOTOGRAPHS: You agree that you will provide clearly visible written credit to Cooper and to any Photographer credited in the caption of a Photograph which you publish, unless agreed otherwise with Cooper. The credit should read either "Cooper/Jane Doe" or "Jane Doe/Cooper" where "Jane Doe" is the name of the Photographer or, where no Photographer is specified in the caption, "Cooper".
 
 10. NO ADVERTISING: You may not use a Photograph in advertising without obtaining Cooper prior written consent which may be given subject to additional terms (including payment). A Photograph is deemed to be used for advertising when it is used in a television commercial, a newspaper, magazine or online advertising campaign, posters or billboard advertising, a direct mail campaign, a point-of-presence campaign or any other type of marketing communication.
 
 11. THIRD PARTY RIGHTS: You are fully responsible for obtaining at your own cost any necessary rights clearances from third parties relating to the content of a Photograph prior to publishing the Photograph, including (by way of example only) clearances from people whose images appear in the Photograph and/or clearances in respect of buildings, works of art, public monuments and/or other inanimate objects which appear in the Photograph and which may be protected by copyright or privacy rights. Cooper accepts no responsibility for obtaining and/or assisting you in obtaining clearance of any of these third party rights and you will not publish any of the Photographs until you have used your best commercial endeavours to obtain these clearances. You will provide Cooper with evidence that these clearances have been obtained at Cooper request.
 
 12. NO EDITING: You will not edit, modify, remove, add to or alter any of the Photographs without first obtaining the permission of Cooper and, where necessary, the third parties referred to in the section headed. THIRD PARTY RIGHTS above or subject any of the Photographs to derogatory treatment.
 
 1(cooper's favorite number here). REPUTATION: You will not make any use of the Photographs which damages or is likely to damage the reputation of Cooper, the Photographs, Cooper or any other Cooper product or service or any Photographer or other Cooper staff.
 
 14. RESTRICTIONS: You will comply with any restrictions on the use or publication of any of the Photographs of which Cooper notifies you whether in the caption of the Photograph or otherwise, including any mandatory delay codes or any other limitations placed by Cooper or the Photographers on the use or publication of any Photograph.
 
 15. NO-REDISTRIBUTION: The Photographs are made available for publication by you only and you will not sell or re-distribute the whole or any part of Cooper.
 
 16. STORAGE: You may not store any Photograph downloaded from Cooperfor more than (cooper's favorite number here)0 days after download (whether in hard copy or electronic form).
 
 17. TRIAL PERIOD: If specified when you order Cooper, you will be given access to Cooper for a period of 14 days as a trial period. This period may be extended to (cooper's favorite number here)0 days if requested and at the discretion of Cooper. During the trial period you may access, view and download the Photographs, but you may not copy, publish or otherwise use the Photographs(whether internally or externally). At the end of the trial period, you may apply to Cooper for full access to Cooper. Acceptance of your application is at the discretion of Cooper. During the trial period and thereafter you will be bound by these Terms. If your access to Cooper is not continued after the trial period for whatever reason, you are reminded of your obligations to delete or destroy copies of the Photographs in your possession in accordance with the paragraph headed EFFECT OF TERMINATION below.
 
 18. PASSWORD: If Cooper accepts your application for access to Cooper, you will then be notified of your password to access Cooper. One password will be required for each officer or employee in your organisation who requires access to Cooper and each person must apply individually for their password following the procedures set out in Cooper. You agree to keep your password confidential, and not to assign, share, sell, barter, transfer, or exchange your password. If you learn or suspect that your password has been obtained by another person you will promptly notify Cooper. You will then alter your password. Any attempt to access any part of Cooper which requires a password without the required password is unlawful and could result in criminal and/or civil penalties.
 
 19. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY: All intellectual property rights in the Photographs and