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detection, Dr Ramin Rafiei, GWRDC, management, stress, Stuart Thomson, tool, vineyard, viticulture, Viticulturist, WA, water, Western Australia
DR RAMIN Rafiei has been awarded the $22,000 viticulture and oenology 2014 science and innovation award for young people in agriculture, sponsored by the Grape and Wine Research and Development Corporation (GWRDC).
Rafiei, a research associate professor and senior instrumentation engineer at the University of Western Australia, will use his prize to develop a low-cost, light-weight, high-performance infrared spectrometer to detect grapevine water stress in real time.
Water stress of grapevines has a dramatic effect on the yield of grape vines, grape quality and the resulting wine.
Automated water stress detection before symptoms become visible is of great benefit to viticulturists.
Rafiei says this work will provide grapegrowers with a robust, portable automated measurement tool and will ultimately eliminate the need for manual monitoring to assess water stress.
"GWRDC supports the project's focus on extension of research, making the work available to Australia viticulturists through a number of avenues to generate improved practices in the vineyard that will assist businesses to be more profitable and sustainable', said GWRDC executive director Dr Stuart Thomson.
Raifei expects to conclude his research in April 2015 and a full report of research outcomes will be available on the GWRDC website following completion.
GWRDC is the principal sponsor of the viticulture and oenology award, which was one of 12 category awards presented last night by Minister for Agriculture, the Hon Barnaby Joyce at the Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics and Sciences (ABARES) Outlook 2014 Conference dinner.
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10 Things I Hate About You (1999)
31 mistakes
Directed by: Gil Junger
Starring: Heath Ledger, Julia Stiles, Joseph Gordon-Levitt
Revealing mistake: In the scene where the kids are shooting arrows and the coach gets hit by one, they send a girl to call 911. If you look closely and follow her in the background, after she runs a few yards, she slows down and eventually stops and stands there playing with her hair. Talk about help... (00:57:05)
Continuity mistake: When Kat and Patrick are playing paintball right before they kiss you can see that they are barely covered in paint. When they do kiss and are on the ground, they are totally covered with it. (01:06:35)
Audio problem: When Patrick starts singing and gets that marching band to play, look closely at the cymbal player when he bangs them together - it makes the sound, but they don't touch. (01:01:40)
Continuity mistake: In the scene after Joey draws the penis on the guy's face, the penis drawing gets darker and more defined between when Joey initially drew it and the next. (00:20:25)
Revealing mistake: In the scene where Joey parks his car behind Kat's you hear him coming up really fast and then you see it stop, but if you look in the window across the street you can see in the reflection that the car was still and then it just moves up a little bit. (00:25:30)
Continuity mistake: When Joey stops his convertible at the back of Kat's car, it's parked with his left fender right behind the other car's back bumper. But when Kat reverses, it's a few feet further forward so she hits the left door. (00:25:40)
Continuity mistake: When Bianca takes Cameron to Kat's room, she opens the third drawer. But when the camera angle changes, it's the second drawer that's opened. (00:31:35)
Revealing mistake: In the scene where Michael is speaking to Cameron after being insulted by Kat, he drives over the edge of the pavement on his bike. If you look carefully at the pavement as he drives over the edge, you are able to see a ramp that is aiding him in driving over. (00:11:55)
Continuity mistake: When Cameron's friend is putting on his helmet before he goes on the motorbike you can clearly see the goggles strap over the helmet. He gets on his bike and is run off the cliff but after he gets up the strap is nowhere to be seen but his goggles are still on. (00:11:20)
Continuity mistake: In the second scene where Cameron and Michael are talking to Pat in the shop, Pat puts down a bunch of triangles onto a glass surface. When the camera changes shots, he suddenly has more triangles in his hand, and he puts them down again. (00:30:00)
Revealing mistake: The Pedalo is not moving forward, even though Kat and Patrick are cycling away. Also, the two people are supposed to cycle at the same rate - Kat and Patrick are not. (01:07:35)
Continuity mistake: During the prom scene Save Ferris is playing 'I Know'; it switches from the middle back to the beginning and then the end of the song over the course of the scene. (01:19:20)
Audio problem: When Patrick is going to sing to Kat, using the speaker system during football practice, there's feedback from the microphone BEFORE he raises the faders on the mixer. (01:00:25)
Continuity mistake: After Pat serenades Kat on the field, you see a shot of a "Detention Sign-In" board, where there are 9 names written, including that of Patrick Verona. However, inside the class, there are at least 14 people, all who are visible when Kat walks through the door. (01:05:00 - 01:05:50)
Continuity mistake: When Michael is on his scooter, his goggles are up on his helmet, but a split second later when he pulls up to Cameron, the goggles are on his face. It's all one continuous sequence and he's in shot the whole time - there's no chance for him to pull them down without us seeing. (00:11:00)
Continuity mistake: When Kat and Patrick are in the car after the party, when they're driving there's no rear view mirror, but one appears once they stop. (00:49:30)
Continuity mistake: In the scene where Kat rams Joey's car her hands continuously change position on the steering wheel without Kat actually moving. First she's reaching under it, then in a closeup she puts her hand on it from above, then in the original angle her hand's underneath again. (00:25:35)
Continuity mistake: When she's talking to the guidance counsellor, in the close-ups we can see some stadium lighting outside the window over the counsellor's shoulder. In the wide shots it disappears, and is replaced by the sea. It's definitely the same window - the ornaments on the window sill are the same, and the plant to the right is the same. (00:08:25)
Revealing mistake: When the totally drunk Kat and Patrick are outside the party on the swings, Kat throws up. The characteristic sound of vomit hitting the ground can be heard but it's pretty obvious even though her hair hides part of it that nothing comes out of her mouth.
Continuity mistake: During the scene where Patrick talks to Kat after soccer practice, her ponytail keeps moving from behind her shoulder to in front of it. (00:24:00)
Continuity mistake: When Patrick bores a hole in Cameron's French book, the spade bit damages the book's dust jacket as well, but when the book is held up the circular hole is perfect, and the hole's position is a bit off from the initial shot.Super Grover
Continuity mistake: After paintball, when Patrick parks the car in front of Kat's house, the car is by the walkway (between the grass) near the corner, but as they walk onto the porch the car is actually parked about 30-ft behind where it was previously parked.Super Grover
Visible crew/equipment: Right after Joey says "OK, you're cool by association," when he's done drawing on Michael's face, above Michael's head on the left side you can see someone's arm and short sleeve shirt as if standing by the table. In the next shot when it shows the whole table, no one is near their table.
Continuity mistake: In the scene where the teacher asks Kat why the school can't buy a book "written by a black man." the white Rastas are next to and slightly in front of the teacher as they raise their fists in support, yet as the camera switches to the front view, the teacher is in front of the class and they are at least ten feet away.
Continuity mistake: When the kids burst into the house party there are two shots of them flooding in. In the second shot there are kids already on the stairs partying.manthabeat
Continuity mistake: When Patrick starts singing and gets that marching band to play, look closely at the field and stairs - the sun is changing from shot to shot.ozwal13
Continuity mistake: When Patrick is singing to Kat, while the band is playing he can be seen dancing behind a girl in a blue shirt sitting down. The camera cuts to the band and back to Patrick when he starts to sing but this time he's near a group of guys who are in front of a red flag. The camera then cuts to Kat and then back to Patrick who is back with the girl in the blue shirt - this time he's next to her rather than behind her. A few seconds later you can catch a glimpse of the girl and the guys both behind Patrick in their same respective spots which are nowhere near each other (the girl being further down from the guys).
Continuity mistake: When Patrick sings to Kat during her soccer practice, after the band does their solo and Patrick begins to sing again, the camera shows a close up of Kat in which her teammates follow closely behind her. The camera goes back to Patrick then back to Kat, this time her teammates are still following her but they are further back. After another flip to Patrick the camera flips back to the girls who are back where they were the first time.
Continuity mistake: When Verona is singing besides the football field, the sun changes between shots.ozwal13
Continuity mistake: In the classroom where the students are dissecting frogs, the camera is showing a close up of Cameron and Michael talking and in the background you can see Patrick take out his tool to stab the frog. Then the camera immediately goes to a close up of him and he re-takes out the tool and actually stabs it.
Continuity mistake: In the scene where Patrick is talking to Ms. Perky, the shots alternate between face on views of each character. You will notice that Patrick's satchel strap, and subsequently the position of his shirt and collar, changes position throughout the scene.
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- Electric Vehicle Refueling Infrastructure
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- DC Fast Charging
Examining EVs and Their Impact on the Retail Refueling Industry
I recently presented at NACS Show, the annual conference for the national association representing the convenience and fuel retailing industry. And by fueling, I of course mean liquid fuels. The more than 20,000 attendees of the conference included the operators of retail gas stations that help fuel the vehicle market, as well as the petroleum companies that supply them.
I spoke about the future of fuels in the United States, mostly related to electric vehicles (EVs). The primary message of my presentation was that EVs will be a significantly growing segment of the US passenger car market, but that petroleum will still be king in terms of total fuel consumed in the country through at least 2025.
While retailers operate because of our need to fill our tanks with gas or diesel, that is not what drives profit—that task falls to convenience store sales. Attendees emerged from the conference expo laden with samples from exhibitors showing the huge array of snacks, beverages, and other goods sold to drivers stopping for gas.
A New Model Needed
This model doesn't work for most of EV charging. EVs fundamentally disrupt the fueling landscape since they shift the fueling dynamic away from centralized retail locations. Not only will most drivers just charge at home, but any away-from-home charging will only occur at places where the driver has already planned to go for an extended time. Basically, EV drivers refuel wherever they park for 2 or more hours. This means never—or in the case of plug-in hybrids, rarely—having to drive somewhere like a gas station to fuel. Once consumers are used to this new dynamic, it's going to be a feature, not a bug, for potential EV buyers.
High-power fast charging networks are the one application where the retail fuel industry's insights are highly relevant. Long-distance driving will require stopping for at least 10 minutes (or potentially 20-25) to recharge. Right now, fuel retailers are not focused on this as a market, as it's much too small. But this is where their business model is most likely to be adopted, as fast charging stations will need to provide services to occupy drivers during their 10-25 minute wait. Food service seems the most likely option. And it doesn't need to be the grab-and-go style of service found in most convenience stores—instead, it could be more akin to a coffee bar or café.
Although the fast charging network is still in its early genesis in the United States, it's an inevitability. Automakers are committed to creating such a network, which can be created with as few as 722 sites, as Navigant Research found in its DC Charging Map for the United States report. While OEMs may well fund this network initially, that seems unlikely to be a permanent solution. These stations will need a viable long-term business model such as the one today's fuel retailers have worked out. They could be valuable partners for this effort.


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I have been on epiduo and doxycycline for 3 weeks now goin on my 1 month and my face has gotten worst..my dermatologist calls it the purge getting out all the bad yucky stuff. Has anyone else gone trough this and if so has it gotten better? Seems like all the new break outs I get scar up and leave me ugly hyper pigmentation marks :/... hope it gets better
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