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Le Creuset Cast-Iron Oval Baker
This wide, shallow oval baker excels for oven recipes that call for a crisp topping, such as vegetable gratins, mac & cheese, scalloped potatoes and fruit cobblers. Use it for roasting fish and vegetables and for stovetop cooking as well.
- Cast iron coated with durable porcelain enamel distributes heat slowly and evenly.
- Sand-colored enamel interior resists staining and chipping and makes it easy to monitor cooking process for less sticking and burning.
- Large loop handles facilitate lifting and carrying.
- Made in France.
Dimensions & More Info
- 1-Qt. Baker: 12" x 7" x 1 3/4" high; 3 lb. 4 oz.
- 1 1/2-Qt. Baker: 13 1/2" x 8 1/4" x 1 3/4" high; 4 lb. (exclusive to Williams-Sonoma).
- 3-Qt. Baker: 17 1/4" x 10 1/4" x 2" high; 6 lb. 8 oz.
More Information
- Oven-to-table piece helps keep foods warm for serving.
- Dishwasher safe for fast, convenient cleanup.
- Made in France.
Use & Care
- Ideal for use on any type of cooktop, including induction.
- For best results, use low to medium heat on cooktop.
- Oven and broiler safe.
- Use wood, plastic or heat-resistant nylon tools to avoid scratching the enamel surface.
- Do not slide pan on stovetop.
- Enamel can chip or crack if dropped or banged on hard surface.
- Allow pot to cool before washing.
- Dishwasher safe.
- Avoid using steel wool, steel scouring pads, harsh detergents or abrasive cleansers.
- Stubborn food residue and stains can be removed with a nylon scrubbing pad or sponge.
Colors Available
- Red
- French Grey
- Lapis
Shipping Information
UPS can deliver most in-stock items within 3–5 business days. UPS is unable to deliver to P.O. boxes.
Shipping Rates
The shipping rate varies depending on your order total and shipping destination. View Shipping Options and Charges.
Next Day Delivery
For an additional charge of $26 per address, we can expedite delivery to most destinations. This service is not available for some oversize items, items shipped directly from the supplier (including perishable and custom-manufactured items), out-of-stock items and items to be shipped outside the contiguous 48 states.
Orders received by 9:00 p.m. ET Monday through Thursday will arrive the next business day; orders placed Friday through Sunday will arrive on the following Tuesday.
Return Policy
At Williams Sonoma, we take great pride in the quality and craftsmanship of our products. Attention to design, materials, safety and construction are our priority. Upon receipt, please inspect your purchase and notify us of any damage; we will arrange for a prompt replacement.
If within 30 days, you are dissatisfied for any reason, you may return your purchase for a refund of the merchandise value. An original receipt or gift receipt is required for all returns and exchanges. Returns with a gift receipt will be refunded in the form of a Merchandise Credit for the amount indicated on the gift receipt. Returns with original receipt will be refunded in the original form of payment, cash and check refunds over $100 will be issued as a company check (may take 14 business days from time of request).
For all cutlery returns (knife sets, single knives, cutting boards, knife sharpeners and knife storage), please contact us at 888.922.4108 to initiate the return.
We cannot accept returns on monogrammed, personalized, special-order items, custom upholstery, food, items shipped direct from the vendor or on items damaged through normal wear and tear. Final sale items ending in .97 or .99 cannot be returned.
Made to Order and Final Sale Furniture items are non-returnable and cannot be cancelled once the order is placed.
For returns of items purchased from your Williams Sonoma Gift Registry, we will gladly provide a refund or exchange for the merchandise within 90 days of your event or within 90 days of purchase, whichever date is later. View Full Returns Policy.
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Feeders, Pneumatic Conveyors, and Automated Systems for the Chemical Processing Industries
Coperion K-Tron manufactures a wide variety of solids and liquid feeding and pneumatic conveying equipment and systems for the chemical processing industry.
Coperion K-Tron feeders provide high-accuracy feeding solutions and handle a wide range of ingredients. For over 35 years, Coperion K-Tron has set the pace for quality and innovation in bulk solids feeding. Coperion K-Tron's experienced technical engineers are available to discuss your process requirements in detail and recommend specific design options to optimize your process, both in feed accuracy as well as process quality.
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Liquid loss-in-weight feed rates are dependent on tank size, scale size and selected metering device. A wide range of pumps and tanks can be combined with a suspension scale or platform scale using Coperion K-Tron's SFT III weighing technology for the gravimetric feeding of liquids. In this application, the liquid is discharged from the hopper by weighing the liquid being fed and regulating the speed of the feeding device.
The loss-in-weight signal from the hopper load cell / scale is sent to the pump and the pump speed is adjusted to achieve constant massflow. The complete liquid loss-in-weight system (feeder, scale, pump, piping) is available in special skid mounted designs which are completely portable for movement throughout the plant. Coperion K-Tron Systems Group specializes in designing and integrating both liquid and powder loss-in-weight systems for applications such as extrusion.
Pneumatic Conveying: Components and Systems
Whether your material handling application requires a single component or a complete system, Coperion K-Tron stands ready to be your single source for pneumatic conveying. Building on a tradition of excellence, Premier is committed to delivering superior products and services that fully meet your expectations.
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For more than 40 years, Coperion K-Tron has been providing smart solutions to the problems of material handling and process control. As the world's leading feeder company, Coperion K-Tron is able to focus on what many engineers call the hardest part of the process—the art and science of getting material into the process. When you require quality, consistency and control in your process – look to Coperion K-Tron for single source systems engineering.


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Insert bearings
For bearing load recommendations, refer to:
- Loads and selecting bearing size for bearings for high temperature applications
- Loads for all other insert bearings
Plummer block housings made of cast iron, standard composite material or stainless steel are able to withstand at least the same dynamic and static loads as the insert bearings they incorporate. Plummer block housings made of composite for the SKF Food Line are able at ambient temperature to withstand at least the same static load as the insert bearings they incorporate. These ball bearing units can also be used in applications where impact loads or varying axial loads occur.
Pressed steel housings have a lower load carrying capacity than the insert bearings they can incorporate. Permissible radial housing loads are listed in the product tables (→ Plummer block housings for insert bearings, Ball bearing plummer block units). The axial load should not exceed 20% of the permissible radial load.
If the loads acting on the housing are between 55° and 120° (fig. 1), precaution should be taken. Either stops should be provided in the direction of the load or cast iron housings can be doweled to the support surface.
Position and size of the dowel pin holes for plummer block housings in the SY(J) series are listed in the product tables (→ Plummer block housings for insert bearings, Ball bearing plummer block units).
If ball bearing units are to be used in an application where health, safety, or the environment is at risk, the SKF application engineering service has to be contacted during the design phase.


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Concave spherical mirrors have polished, spherical surfaces with Protected Aluminum coating and curved backs. They have a positive focal length and will focus light. The mirrors are first surface mirrors with a glass substrate.
Commercial Grade Concave Spherical Mirrors offer commercial quality, at an affordable price. Commercial grade optics have standard designs and are available on an ongoing basis. They are recommended for volume buyers or OEMs.


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Economic report says Calif. to benefit from rebound
LOS ANGELES (AP) — A new economic report shows a rise in business investment and exports will help drive California's economy in the coming year, while unemployment continues to drop.
The UCLA Anderson Forecast released Wednesday shows that the Golden State is expected to capture a large proportion of the gains as the U.S. economy, boosted by auto sales and housing starts, is poised for real growth in 2013.
The report says the nation's gross domestic product is expected to grow 1.9 percent this year and 2.8 percent in 2014.
Employment growth is expected to remain steady in California, but the yearly growth rate slowed to 1.6 percent in December. The forecast say unemployment in California will fall this year and average 9.6 percent and could drop to 8.4 percent next year.


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Zodiaddict Taurus Antique Gold Finish Necklace
The Zodiaddict Taurus necklace has a large Taurus pendant, celebrating Mr. Dior's passion for astrology. The zodiac icon hangs from a string of resin beads printed with a Murano glass pattern, while a star charm hangs from the chain at the other end of this design, showcasing one of the brand's classic symbols. Pairing this piece with antique gold finish jewelry can help create looks with a vintage feel.
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- Zodiaddict Taurus Antique Gold Finish Necklace
- Taurus pendant and star accent at bottom
- Blue Murano-look printed resin bead accents
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- Length: 20 cm
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While we're on the subject of befuddled tourists, check out Of Battlefields and Bibliophiles for a horror story from Little Bighorn.
Since people seem to have gotten a kick out of the Legend of Virginia Beach, here are a few other anecdotes from the good old days when I worked at a Lincoln/Civil War museum. Once again, these stories are all, unfortunately, true.
- When I was an undergraduate intern, one of the first projects with which I was involved was an exhibit on black troops in the Union Army. One day a visitor marched into the lobby in a huff and demanded to know why that exhibit didn't include any information about Confederate soldiers.
- On a related note, another guy once asked why the museum—the Abraham Lincoln Library and Museum, mind you—didn't give equal space to Jefferson Davis.
- I answered my phone one morning and took a call from a gentleman who demanded to speak to the museum's director in order to correct him on a point of history. When I asked him to be a little more specific, he told me that he had watched an interview with the director on C-SPAN and took issue with a remark about Lincoln's presidency. Turned out he thought he'd called the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum in Springfield, IL. I gave him their main number and wished him good luck. That was back when Richard Norton Smith was running the ALPLM; I wonder if the guy ever managed to get hold of him. If he did…sorry about that, Dr. Smith.
- A woman sent us a letter with detailed recommendations about improving the tours we offered to school groups. She suggested we give each child a kepi, a uniform coat, and a toy musket to take home with them. Alas, she didn't suggest how we should pay for all this.
- A visitor asked me if we ever "got into trouble" for having a Lincoln museum in a Confederate state. In retrospect, I wish I'd asked him with whom we could have gotten into trouble. The guys who hanged the East Tennessee bridge burners in 1861, maybe?
- A surprisingly large number of visitors informed me that they were direct descendants of Lincoln, whose last undisputed descendant died in 1985.
- Another surprising thing was the number of panicked high school students who e-mailed me to ask if I could send them "all the stuff you have about Abraham Lincoln" for an assignment. Conscientious fellow that I am, I eventually put together a standardized packet of material for these requests. I didn't manage to get "all the stuff" we had into it, but in my defense, that would've been a heck of a lot of stuff.
- Finally, here's the only story that rivals the one about the Virginia Beach guy. One of the items in the museum's collection is a portrait of Mary Todd Lincoln. Painted by her niece Katherine Helm in 1925, it depicts Mary as she would have appeared on her wedding day. Two ladies came out of the gallery one day and informed me that the exhibit label for this painting contained a typographical error. Surely, they said, Mary Todd Lincoln was dead by 1925. Indeed she was; it had not occurred to them that artists occasionally paint pictures of people who are no longer alive. When I pointed this out, they remarked that they had "fixed it." Alarmed, I ran to the gallery and looked at the label. Sure enough, one of them had taken an ink pen, marked an "X" over the date, and written "1825" above it. (For the record, Mary Todd Lincoln did not get married in 1825. Child marriage never really took off in nineteenth-century Lexington.)
I don't want you to get the impression that my basic attitude toward visitors was one of disdain. I miss doing public history, and it was both an honor and a pleasure to share the past with people on a daily basis. These days, when I find myself at a museum or a site, I'm the one on the other side of the admission counter. I just hope I never take an ink pen to a label.


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TAHOE/TRUCKEE, Calif. and#8212; The Ritz-Carlton Spa, Lake Tahoe announced their new menu of spa treatments designed for the winter season and the active lifestyle of the mountain destination. and#8220;After an active day of skiing or snowboarding, our guests will enjoy relaxing in the Spa at The Ritz-Carlton, Lake Tahoe,and#8221; said Allen Highfield, general manager of the resort.
The menu with treatments are inspired by the active lifestyle of Lake Tahoe paired with unique ingredients that exemplify Northern California.
Winter treatments include the 50-minute organic passion fruit cabernet envelopment, which includes a grape seed exfoliation, mud envelopment followed by a hydrating body butter massage. All the stages of the treatment have a passion fruit Cabernet aroma that will leave your senses intoxicated. (50 minutes, $155)
The 50-minute organic Napa grape envelopment begins with a stimulating rosemary mint grape seed scrub, detoxifies with the red-wine grape seed French clay, and culminates with a vanilla grape seed body butter massage. This re-energizing envelopment is great after a day on the mountain as it relaxes your muscles leaving you re-energized and feeling like a new athlete. Afterward, guests will enjoy a glass of Napa Valley Cabernet while relaxing and soaking in the benefits of their treatment. (50 minutes, $155)
Reset your muscle memory with the apres ski massage. This specialized massage will utilize specific elongating stretches, pressure point techniques, and therapeutic massage. (50 minutes, $155 or 80 minutes, $210)
Be part of the mountain lifestyle with complimentary classes as a resort or spa guest in the fitness center. Dynamic stretch will increase your core temperature, actively elongate muscles, increase your mobility and strength while getting you energized for the day.
Increase your power and endurance on the slopes with winter conditioning, taught by Nancy Brest, AASI Level 3 instructor, USSA Level 200 coach. These integral movements, including separation of upper and lower body, independent leg movement and core strength, will improve your skiing and riding whether you are a seasoned professional or it is your first time to the snow. All prices are exclusive of tax and gratuity.
The Ritz-Carlton Spa, Lake Tahoe is a 17,000-square-foot spa and fitness center with treatments and therapies themed around water and the woods. To confirm a reservation in The Ritz-Carlton Spa, Lake Tahoe please contact 530-562-3030.
An inter-mountain gondola connects guests between the nearby Village-at-Northstar and The Ritz-Carlton, Lake Tahoe resort, a 10-minute drive from the North Shore of Lake Tahoe and close to historic Downtown Truckee.
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Rockies opening-day breakfast set for April 10 at Wynkoop Brewery
The Rockies' home opener has become an unofficial holiday for baseball fans who flock to LoDo. Why not make a full day of it?
Join The Denver Post for our annual Opening Day Breakfast. Come enjoy breakfast burritos, camaraderie and plenty of baseball talk with your fellow Rockies fans.
Our event will once again be held in LoDo at the Wynkoop Brewing Company. The doors open at 8 a.m. and the baseball conversation begins at about 8:30 a.m.


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This blog was designed by veterinarians who are hunters and gundog owners, including the only board certified sports medicine specialist in the country who specializes in gun dogs. The blog is for hunters and gundog owners to provide practical resources and answers to your most common gundog questions. The goal of the GunDogDoc blog is to promote overall gundog health. In addition, we provide information and links to resources on health, training, and the various gundog breeds. We also provide you unique opportunities to ask questions and talk with other gundog owners–sharing your photos and stories with others who are passionate about hunting and hunting dogs.


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They are very slow and can't turn around very easily. So come up behind one and shoot it with tranq arrows. You should be able to knock it out before it turns around and attacks you. But don't get too close!! Watch out for other Ankylosaurus too. They are travel in herds
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When it comes to March Madness office pools, expertise never seems to matter. By the time One Shining Moment is playing and somebody's cutting down the nets, the so-called experts are usually eating crow while someone who doesn't know a basketball from a football is cashing in the prize money.
This year, one of these experts decided to prove it. Paula Faris, a sports reporter for NBC Chicago, challenged her two-year-old daughter Caroline to a bracket face-off.
Mother and daughter both filled out their brackets. Paula used a pen. Caroline used a crayon.
Paula: "Georgetown or Iowa, honey?"
Caroline: "Daddy!"
That kind of bracket logic can't miss, right?
Through four rounds, mother is beating daughter. But, if West Virginia wins the national championship, tot Caroline will place third in the NBC5 bracket pool. Topping mom's managers, sports colleagues, and 39 others.
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In another challenge, NBC Chicago sports reporter Peggy Kusinski puts her sports expertise up against an athletically-ignorant secretary and a pig.


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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Junior co-captain Devan Kennifer highlighted the year-end Harvard women's water polo banquet Tuesday night by receiving the team's MVP award. A total of five team awards were handed out, including MVP, Most Improved, Rookie of the Year, Coaches' Award and the Peter Hursh '74 Memorial Award.
Kennifer adds the 2011 Harvard MVP award to her other accolades of the year, which include being named to the Collegiate Water Polo Association Southern Division all-conference first team and the CWPA Eastern Championship all-tournament first team. Kennifer also earned CWPA Southern Division Defensive Player of the Week Honors for April 4-10 and was named Harvard COOP Athlete of the Week Monday. The junior ended the year leading the team with 76 goals and 81 steals, while also contributing 20 assists.
Freshman Shayna Price was named the team's Rookie of the Year by outdistancing her classmates with 33 goals, 20 assists and 53 steals, all top five marks on the team. Price earned CWPA Southern Division Defensive Player of the Week for March 28-April 3 after grabbing five steals over two games April 2, leading Harvard to wins over Connecticut College and Marist.
The Most Improved award went to junior goalie Laurel McCarthy, who finished the season with 184 saves. McCarthy split time minding the net early in the season, but would earn more playing time midway through and closed the year with an eight-game stretch where she had at least five saves, including six games with seven or more. McCarthy reached double-digit stops five times in 2011, with a season-high 19 against Iona Feb. 5.
Junior Monica Zdrojewski took home the Coaches' Award for her efforts as one of the team's main catalysts on both sides of the pool. Zdrojewski earned second-team CWPA Southern Division all-conference honors after finishing the season with 60 goals, 24 assists and 43 steals. Her 60 tallies were second only to Kennifer's 76 on the year. Zdrojewski was also named CWPA Southern Division Co-Player of the Week for April 18-24 after she notched five goals, dished two assists and grabbed three steals April 20 to lead the Harvard women's water polo team to a 16-12 win over Brown.
This season's Peter Hursh '74 Memorial Award was given to senior goalie Shami Entenman. Entenman finished the year with 46 saves. The award is presented annually to the Harvard water polo senior (rotating between the men's and women's programs) who embodies the spirit and tenacity of Peter Hursh '74. This award goes to the player whose hard work and dedication makes his or her teammates better.


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Although the final corn and bean harvest prices have not been officially revealed, the University of Illinois in their FarmDoc daily blog, just released their final harvest estimate. Back on October 11, I posted a guess of the final corn price being $7.55 per bushel. FarmDoc indicates a final price of $7.50 (I was a nickel too high).
In the same post, I thought soybean prices would average $15.30 and FarmDoc estimates this number at $15.39 ( I am off by 9 cents, but about the same percentage). My net miss for both crops was 4 cents.
The original spring price for corn was $5.68. Therefore, the final difference is $1.82 which about a 32% increase over the spring price.
The original soybean spring price was $12.55 and the final number represents a $2.84 increase or about 23%. I believe these are largest price increases ever, but the percentage increase is third and sixth highest ever for corn and soybeans, respectively.
The FarmDoc post has additional information on the history of these price differences. They are also are predicting average GRIP payments for Illinois districts and it appears that extreme drought recorded in Southern Illinois may result in GRIP payments exceeding $800 per acre.
2012 is shaping up as a year where crop insurance more than pays for itself (just ask your banker).


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Vringo Provides Update on I/P Engine vs. Aol, Google et al.
Vringo Provides Update on I/P Engine vs. Aol, Google et al.
NORFOLK, Va.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Vringo, Inc. (NYSE MKT: VRNG), a company engaged in the innovation, development and monetization of mobile technologies and intellectual property, today provided an update on its wholly-owned subsidiary I/P Engine's case styled I/P Engine vs. AOL et al., which is currently in trial in U.S. District Court, Eastern District of Virginia, Norfolk Division.
Vringo currently expects closing arguments in the case to commence on Thursday, November 1, 2012, and that thereafter the Court will instruct the jury on its deliberations.
Today, the Court ruled that under the equitable doctrine of laches, damages should be calculated beginning on September 15, 2011, the date that I/P Engine filed its complaint. I/P Engine had previously sought to have such damages calculated from September 15, 2005. The Court considered a number of motions, including defendants' motions for judgment as a matter of law as to invalidity and non-infringement, which the Court denied.
The court docket for the case is publicly available on the Public Access to Court Electronic Records website, www.pacer.gov, which is operated by the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts.
About Vringo, Inc.
Vringo, Inc. is engaged in the innovation, development and monetization of mobile technologies and intellectual property. Vringo's intellectual property portfolio consists of over 500 patents and patent applications covering telecom infrastructure, internet search, and mobile technologies. The patents and patent applications have been developed internally, and acquired from third parties. Vringo operates a global platform for the distribution of mobile social applications and services including Facetones® and Video Ringtones which transform the basic act of making and receiving mobile phone calls into a highly visual, social experience. For more information, visit: www.vringoIP.com.
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Last summer I bought a broken power supply (without knowing of course) and put it in my computer. Turning my box on made one of my cheaper HDDs catch fire (I believe a capacitor or resistor blew) and I thought I completely killed my system.
My other 4 hard drives survived the surge (Western Digitals, better quality is why I guess they were spared). And I never had any problems with my motherboard/RAM/CPU because of it. I bought a new power supply and left it behind me.
In the past couple months my computer has been randomly crashing for no apparent reason. I'm never able to recreate the crash, as I can never tell when it's going to happen (it doesn't even seem to have anything to do with intense usage). The process goes as follows:
The computer fully turns off. Just dies. However, the little light on my motherboard telling me my power supply is on, is still on.
Pressing the power button on my computer doesn't have any effect here. To restart I have to manually turn off the killswitch of my power supply. When I do this, the light on my motherboard goes off and my subwoffer makes a sound. Then it comes back on for a second (accompanied by another subwoffer noise). Then it turns off.
Turning the killswitch back on, I can reboot and hope it doesn't happen again.
At first I thought overheating (I was running at high Vcore and my CPU temperature was high). I turned on the "Cool n' Quiet" function of my motherboard, and I still got a crash.
Next thing, obviously, is power supply. However, I was wondering if the initial broken power supply I bought damaged my motherboard or something like that. Which could explain why a power supply that was bought from a trusted store and brand new is seemingly "failing".
So basically what should I do? Replace my power supply again? What if the motherboard is breaking my power supply (if that's even possible)? Should I just spend 500$ on a new motherboard + power supply?
EDIT: I've noticed that it crashes mostly when I'm watching a YouTube video or watching an HD movie in VLC. It's odd because a software pattern is seemingly effecting hardware :(
EDIT 2: I now believe this might be a CPU overheating issue. Someone please tell me if CPU overheating could cause what I'm about to explain. I ran Clementine (music player) with full screen visualizations enabled on fast mode. While I was doing this, I was watching the CPU temp go up and up. It finally capped at around 81C, at which point I opened a browser to see how 'hot' that was. The crash happened. Is this definite proof that I'm dealing with an overheating issue?
EDIT 3: My CPU is AMD Athlon(tm) 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 6000+ rated at 3.1GHz (or something around that frequency). I'm not over-clocking at all.
FINAL EDIT: I'm happy to announce that I've solved it with the help of you guys. I bought some artic silver thermal paste for about 8$ and applied it to the CPU/HeatSink. Along with a good de-dusting and some better cable management, my computer is running at a cool 35C idle. Thanks to everyone who helped.


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Ipecac Oral syrup
What is this medicine?
IPECAC SYRUP (IP i kak SIR uhp) is an emetic agent. It works by causing vomiting. It is used to treat some poisonings or overdoses. If a poisoning or overdose occurs, get emergency help. Do not treat a poisoning or overdose yourself. Not all poisonings should be treated with this medicine.
This medicine may be used for other purposes; ask your health care provider or pharmacist if you have questions.
What should I tell my health care provider before I take this medicine?
They need to know if you have any of these conditions:
confused, not responding, or passed out
food or medicine poisoning
heart disease
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pregnant or trying to get pregnant
How should I use this medicine?
Take this medicine by mouth with a glass of water. Do not take this medicine unless told to do so by a health care provider or poison control center. Follow the directions of your health care provider. Shake well before using. Use a specially marked spoon or dropper to measure each dose. Ask your pharmacist if you do not have one. Household spoons are not accurate. Do not take with milk or food. Do not take this medicine more often than directed.
Talk to your pediatrician regarding the use of this medicine in children. Special care may be needed.
Overdosage: If you think you have taken too much of this medicine contact a poison control center or emergency room at once.
NOTE: This medicine is only for you. Do not share this medicine with others.
What if I miss a dose?
This does not apply; this medicine is not for regular use.
What may interact with this medicine?
Do not take this medicine with any of the following medications:
This medicine may also interact with the following medications:
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This list may not describe all possible interactions. Give your health care provider a list of all the medicines, herbs, non-prescription drugs, or dietary supplements you use. Also tell them if you smoke, drink alcohol, or use illegal drugs. Some items may interact with your medicine.
What should I watch for while using this medicine?
Contact your nearest poison control center, the National Poison Control hotline (1-800-222-1222), or your health care provider before you use this medicine. Some poisonings or overdoses should not be treated with this medicine.
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I'm attempting a problem from Zwiebach: A First Course in String Theory and am completely stuck. Could anyone give me a hint? The problem is as follows.
Consider $S$, $S'$ two Lorentz frames with $S'$ boosted along the $+x$ axis. In frame $S$ we have a cubic box with sides of length $L$ at rest. The box is filled by a material, also at rest, of uniform charge density $\rho$. In $S$ we assume that the charge density $\underline{j}=0$. Use the Lorentz invariance of charge to calculate the charge density $\rho'$ and current density $\underline{j}'$ in $S'$. Verify that $(c\rho,\underline{j})$ a 4-vector.
The charge density is easy. Indeed $L^3\rho = Q = Q' = L'^3\rho'=\frac{L^3}{\gamma}\rho'$ so $\rho' = \gamma \rho$. I know I'm right here because this agrees with what we'd expect from a 4-vector under Lorentz boost.
To do the current density I tried to use $0=\frac{\textrm{d}Q}{\textrm{d}t}=\frac{\textrm{d}Q'}{\textrm{d}t'}=\int_S\underline{j}'.\textrm{d}\underline{a}=j'_xL^2$ so $\underline{j}'=0$ since $j'_y=j'_z=0$ clearly must be zero.
I know this is wrong though, because it doesn't agree with what I'd expect from a 4-vector! What am I doing wrong? And is this the right way to go about this question?
Many thanks in advance!


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I've been wanting to dig into data plans and the new "Overage" scheme that the larger cell phone companies have been doing for awhile. To be honest, the editor was a little hesitant to let me go on about it because I am so very berry opinionated that it might step on a few toes. I'll miss Mark Talbot, but the the new editor doesn't worry about toes and well… I never have so we get along well. My first article on this matter will be about Verizon Wireless and their so called share plan. I'm going to say this because I believe it: "For cell phone call quality and customer service, Verizon Wireless has everyone beat hands down. This includes their data speed."
I say that, and I stand by it. BUT (I'm not sure putting the but in 50 point font will be enough, so I'm going to refrain). BUT BUT BUT they are penny smart and dollar stupid on the data usage end and it makes the deal NO BUENO for me. What I'm about to say applies to this fast data plan cost. I'm going to qualify this as well with a "LTE is becoming the new standard and as the other companies upgrade their 4G networks the speed Verizon has is rapidly becoming just like the rest of the offerings out there, so there is little reason to pay more at this point". Here goes…
Verizon Wireless is to cellular data plans as Scrooge is to gold coins. In the land of the Unlimited plans the two cellular giants are trying to keep bleeding you with overage charges and tha
t can only happen if they have a way to do that. Enter the data plan. It's funny how companies like Sprint, Clear, T-Mobile (Just started) can offer people unlimited data plans, but Verizon Wireless offers so little for so much and then they ad insult to injury by coming up with the best P.T. Barnum line ever… "You can share".
We have had lengthy conversations with Verizon Wireless and their Public Relations team on the telephone over the years. We ask them about the data plan because well.. it's expensive and it isn't realistic. Their claim that 1 Gig, 2Gigs, 5 Gigs, 10 Gigs is enough is absurd. In fact, Brenda Raney once got very irritated at Mark Talbot on the telephone over the data plan issue. She made a statement that made it sound like the customer was an idiot they didn't need that much data and anyone that needed more than 5 gigs was abusing their system. In the same breath they released the first phone (at the time it was a LG Revolution) with a working netflix app. Netflix… to stream movies… the average length of which is 300-500 megs. They commercials made it sound like you didn't have to pay $15 dollars for every 3 movies you watch on top of your netflix fee… LOL!!! The price they charge is absurd. They will have you think that you can check LOADS of emails, stream movies, and do other activities easily… well you can, but you will pay through the nose for it. You have to pick your data plan so you pick 1, 2, 5, 10 and pay through the nose. THEN if you go over it they don't simply throttle you like most of the other providers they hit you with overage charges of 15 dollars per Gigabyte of Data. A Gig of data is nothing. Just surfing the web here at the office for a day, checking emails and streaming a little pandora in the background I've managed to tally up 350 megs in about 8 hours. 40% of Reviewboard's traffic now comes from mobile devices. Mobile devices are rapidly becoming replacements for televisions, radios, desktops, and notebooks. It's all about tablets, and mobile phones now. Verizon Wireless knows this and they want a big piece of that rear-end if you utilize their service. To the tune of over $100 a month extra.
Let's do the math… if you have a teenager you can count on the fact that they will be on their cell phone for at least 12 hours a day. FACT. They will be doing everything and anything and because teenagers are mostly a**holes until they get into their mid-twenties they won't care if they go over their 'shared' data allotment. You can threaten to turn their phone off, charge them, or do whatever you want it will just result in an unruly kid you can't beat (or you will go to jail) and you won't be able to get ahold of them if they are out because their phone is off. Trust me I know, I had 5 kids and they are just rounding into their mid-twenties now and I can finally say wow I raised good kids. <big grin> Seriously though that's just the teenager math. If I'm doing 350 megs in 8 hours they are going to do at least that in 12, which means you need 10 Gigs a month just for them. That's $100 extra a month right there, now what about your data? How about your spouse? Anyone else in the family "Sharing"? Mind you this is ABOVE and BEYOND your "UNLIMITED" Plan that you are already paying for… So 3 smart phones at 40 a pop is $120+$150 for 15 gig data plan (you and the spouse can live on 5 can't you?) that's $270 + taxes… Let me put this another way… That's a 2013 Jeep Cherokee. That's absurd.
Is it cheaper than… 3 smart phones at Sprint? Actually yes. I know that's a weird thing to say. Yes and No. For about $30 bucks extra you can get 3 phones from Sprint with unlimited everything for $300. You will never be charged another dime. I'd rather control the cost upfront myself then worry about brow-beating my kid, or my spouse over data usage. I don't know about you but I've got plenty of other drama going on in my family to introduce an incendiary device like a data usage argument to the equation.
How about T-Mobile? Well if you go to their website right now and select three 4G phones, add the family plan with nationwide unlimited 4G data it says $174.98 monthly. Wow… That's a BIG savings and very reasonable too. No overages, no BS, just 3 smart phones and family unlimited plan to go with them.
Unfortunately, it has been my experience with T-Mobile that their customer service is difficult to work with. For instance I was personally with them for over 3 years and I was never charged the correct tax. It's a small issue that amounted to maybe 50 cents a bill but it irritated the bajeekers out of me. I had to call them and have a supervisor adjust it every 6 months to keep my sanity. Their excuse? "We bill an average tax rate for the coverage area". Huh? Where I'm from if I live in Kenosha Wisconsin that means I pay 5% tax, and an additional .5% for Kenosha county tax. That means 5.5 not 7.5. Sure it's a small difference but I hate that. They never did get it right, I finally just gave up calling.
I can tell you this… for $125 dollar savings I wouldn't care about getting on the phone every 6 months. I might even let it slide. The big fact to remember is this: If you decide to let a company like Verizon Wireless ram rod you into a crappy data plan you are contributing to their delinquency and until you stop enabling them to be data bullies they will never do the right thing. The best thing you can do for yourself and your family is to make a new choice and go with another carrier that offers a truly unlimited plan. The costs associated with this unlimited data activity are nominal and cost of doing business. Comcast had similar issues about 10 years ago… they decided to upgrade their infrastructure and now they are the fastest internet provider in the United States making money hand over fist. Send a message to Verizon Wireless… "Give us what we want and stop trying to be slick willy; overages suck." Switch to a provider like Sprint or T-Mobile and join the rest of us in worry-free land.
While Verizon Wireless have great phones, some of the best…Verizon Wireless Data plans are not worth the money, I give them 3 out of 10 stars mostly because of the greedy plan structure, I could give them more stars if say… the data plans started at 100Gigs and went up… then I could understand that they want to cut costs a little and still offer something worth while… right now they are just interested in making money hand over fist on the data plans and that is not the attitude I want to support.


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When the Chicago Fire welcome Mexican side Monarcas Morelia to Toyota Park Wednesday night, they'll be saying hello to a club with which they have a prior past.
The Mexican Premiera Division and MLS sides had their first meetings over a two-leg aggregate series in the 2002 CONCACAF Champions Cup quarterfinals. As hosts in the first leg on June 30, the Mexican side ran away 2-0 winners with Carlos Morales and Alex Fernandes scoring nine minutes apart in the second half.
The return leg at Cardinal Stadium in Naperville early on looked to be a walk in the park for Morelia with Antonio Gonzalez's 41st minute goal taking La Monarquia into the half up 3-0 on aggregate. Young Fire midfielder Dema Kovalenko responded with two second half strikes within the space of five minutes but it didn't prove to be enough as the visitors ran away with a 3-2 aggregate score line.
Following that series of matches, the two clubs entered into a sort of sister-team partnership which saw the Fire dawn a Morelia themed Red and Gold jersey at times during the 2004 season.
Eight years on from their meetings, the Fire welcome Monarcas Morelia back to Chicago Land Wednesday night as part of both club's 2010 SuperLiga opening matches. The 2010 edition is the second appearance for both clubs in the SuperLiga tournament with Morelia falling out during the group stage during the inaugural edition in 2007 and the Fire finishing as runners up and falling 4-3 on penalty kicks to Tigres UANL in last year's final.
Among Morelia's top talents on display will be Mexican internationals Jaime Lozano and Miguel Sabah. Most U.S. Men's National Team fans will remember the later from his 82nd minute winner in Mexico's 2-1 World Cup Qualifying victory over the United States last August at the Azteca in Mexico City.
Though not the same level of that match, Sabah is ready to play Wednesday night in what he perceives to be an important competition.
"SuperLiga is a very good tournament," said Sabah following Monday's training at Toyota Park. "On Wednesday against the Chicago Fire, we hope to be well-prepared and warmed up for the match and to continue on the path that Monarcas has been on -- play good football and try to win the games. We always have that mentality but it is important to go step by step since we are getting into preseason."
Sabah has earned a prolific goal scoring reputation in a decade-long career that has seen the Cancun native rack up 60 goals in 190 matches played for for C.D. Guadalajara and Cruz Azul. In January 2009, Sabah joined Monarcas and has continued his goal scoring record, tallying 26 goals in 46 matches as he helped the side to the semifinals of the 2010 Torneo Bicentenario.
Sabah credits Morelia Technical Director Tomas Boy's tactics
for a lot of the clubs success in the past and looks forward to seeing how the
team comes together with some of the more recent acquisitions
"The players that have recently joined the team come with a lot of experience and play great soccer. It will compliment the kind of team that Monarcas has. Tomas (Tomas Boy Espinosa) has emphasized keeping control of the ball and being compact on the field. We'll continue to look towards going to the next level and reaching the finals."
A former midfielder, Boy spent his entire club career with Tigres UANL from 1975-88, playing in over 400 matches and scoring 98 goals in that time. Wednesday night the Monarcas boss will shake hands with a familiar friend in Fire head coach Carlos de los Cobos – his teammate on the 1986 Mexican team that went to the World Cup quarterfinals.
The two share a special moment in history from their country's Round of 16 victory over Bulgaria in that tournament. With el Tri leading 2-0, Mexico head coach Bora Milutinovic substituted Boy, the attacking #10 for de los Cobos, the rugged defender in order to kill off the match in the 79th minute. The strategy worked as the game ended 2-0 and Mexico advanced to the aforementioned quarterfinal.
Boy is looking forward to Wednesday night's meeting with his former teammate's American club.
"MLS teams and players play very well," said Boy. "During the World Cup the U.S. made a great exhibition and played effectively. I can say MLS is dynamic, rhythmic, and competitive soccer. Wednesday night is a good opportunity to see how Carlito's team operates and I wish him the best going into the match."
Get more of Fire Team Writer Jeff Crandall's updates and insights about the Chicago Fire by following him on Twitter @JefeCrandall


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What did two little-studied freshwater turtle species tell us about their fragile freshwater world?
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Volunteers spent two weeks in the wild and rugged country of Western Australia, assisting in research to conserve the area's unique freshwater turtles.
The Kimberley is a rugged landscape, full of independent people and rewarding a sense of adventure. Those who've been here always recall the stark contrast of deep blue sky against red—whether the red bluffs and canyons of the distant ranges or the glowing sunsets.
Freshwater turtles in the Kimberley region of Western Australia are arguably the least known of Australian turtles. Large gaps exist in the understanding of the ecology and behavior of both the short-necked and the long-necked species. The ecological data these volunteers helped to gather on this expedition guided management considerations for these species, which somehow manage to survive even with the dramatic fluctuations between wet and dry seasons in this part of Australia.
Volunteers assisted researchers working to define the population structure, population density, breeding structure, and feeding behavior of these two species. They collected turtles (by snorkeling or trapping), marked them, and processed the data at a variety of sites. They helped determine the conservation needs of the freshwater turtles of the Kimberley region and provided insights into the area's overall freshwater biodiversity.
Kimberley's turtles are known to be important components of freshwater biodiversity and food webs.
Earthwatchers were among the first to study the turtles of Australia's remote Kimberley region.
Because of their remote location, little is known about the Kimberley turtles, yet they are important components of freshwater biodiversity and food webs. This research targeted two species: the northern red-faced turtle (Emydura victoriae) and the sandstone snake-necked turtle (Chelodina burrungandjii).
Researchers began field studies of these turtles in 1999. With the help of Earthwatch volunteers, the project expanded to include determining the size and composition of the turtle populations, determining growth rates by mark–recapture studies, investigating feeding ecology to better understand the aquatic food web of multiple species during the dry season, monitoring the reproductive condition of the populations, determining the genetic history and extent of genetic isolation of the populations, and identifying threats to the conservation of the populations.
Determining growth rates through mark-recapture studies.
Information collected on these teams was crucial for estimating the turtle population and describing their age structure, population, and role within the freshwater ecosystem. The findings were vital to managing aquatic biodiversity in this region, particularly in response to the threat of a new and alarming invasion of cane toads.
The Kimberley is a rugged landscape populated by independent and adventurous people. The region covers an area the size of South Africa and has a population of approximately 41,000, many of whom are of Aboriginal descent. With a tropical monsoon climate, the region's wet season falls between November and April, while the dry season is from May to October.
The Kimberley is chiefly covered by open savannah woodland dominated by low eucalyptus and boab trees. These teams worked at sites with wide, deep rivers and abundant turtles. The watercourses are lined with overhanging pandanus or melaleuca trees, where turtles congregate for food and shelter.
The town of Kununurra is the regional center of the eastern Kimberley. Broome is a coastal pearling town famous for its long white beaches, crystal turquoise water, moonlight staircase, and spectacular pearls. Sights to see include Cable Beach and Roebuck Bay with its migratory shorebirds and dinosaur tracks visible at the lowest tides.
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Volunteers caught turtles (usually by snorkeling), recorded data on recaptured turtles, measured turtles, and assisted scientists in laparoscopic examination of turtles to gather reproductive data. Transit days between field sites provided opportunities for exploring the spectacular landscape. Teams visited many areas with scenic vistas, canyons, boab trees, and ancient rock art. The research involved lots of swimming and snorkeling and some opportunities for hiking. Many plants and animals the teams spotted live only in the Kimberley.
Turtles were collected primarily by snorkeling.
Join Dr. FitzSimmons and her research team in the field.
Earthwatch scientist Dr. Nancy FitzSimmons travels the world studying the population genetics of turtles and crocodiles.
You'll sleep in tents at bush campsites with basic facilities. You'll enjoy cool evenings around a campfire, scenic billabongs, the sounds of quolls and potoroos rustling in camp after dark, the raucous morning echoes of corellas and cockatoos on the river, amazing Aboriginal rock art, stunning sunsets, and the somber, ancient boab trees.
Meals are prepared on a camp stove or over a campfire. Meals are simple fare, including nutritious foods based on rice, pasta, fresh meat or poultry, fish, beans, and cheese. Dinners are normally prepared with no salt and moderate amounts of spice, with extra spices provided for individual tastes. Cookies (biscuits) and a limited number of sweets will be purchased to suit the preferences of volunteers and staff.
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Why have Pacific leatherback sea turtles almost disappeared? Look for answers and solutions on Costa Rica's beaches.
Help Earthwatch scientists in active recovery efforts on Australia's Great Barrier Reef.
Where do endangered sea turtles thrive? Help scientists find out and protect these critical habitats.


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Prices for the kits are £34.99 for an adult (male and female versions) short sleeved shirt, £19.99 for adult shorts and £9.99 for adult socks. Long sleeved adult shirts are £39.99.
For kids, shirts are priced at £24.99, shorts are £16.99 and socks are £7.99. Long sleeved kids shirts are priced at £29.99. Infant kits are priced at £32.99.
The kits are on sale at the club shop at the Ricoh Arena only as well as via the club website at http://www.ccfc.co.uk/page/Home


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4 small plates - Peacock and Doe
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This pack includes :
- 2 small plates - Peacock
- 2 small plates - Doe
Product Sizing:
- ∅ 21 cm.
Made with natural bamboo fiber, wood fiber and corn starch
Contains some melamine resin
Meets the following standards: EN14372
Without BPA & Phtalates
24m +
Recommended use in the top rack of dishwasher
Do not use in microwave or oven
This product may break if dropped
Product Info
All pieces are:
- BPA and Phthalates free
- Contains melamine
- Dishwasher top rack as recommended
- Recommended working temperature: -20oc to 80oc
- Not suitable for microwave or oven use
- Stain Proof
- Supervision with this product is recommended at all times for children under 4 years old.
As much as we wish things could last forever, our bamboo can be broken when dropped. It does not smash like ceramic, but occasionally when it hits a hard floor a crack may occur. We recommend you treat it carefully and with love.
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Guigar Laugh Ringtones
Be the first webcomics geek on your block to own not one but THREE Guigar laugh ringtones!
Ever since I started doing the Webcomics Weekly podcast, people have walked up to me at comic conventions and told me that they'd totally buy a ringtone of my laugh.
It seemed kinda silly, but when we were making a list of rewards for the Kickstarter to fund The Webcomics Handbook, we threw it in.
It got such a big response that once my backers got theirs, I'd have to offer it to a wider release. And that time is now.
So here it is. Four ringtones of my laughs from Webcomics Weekly — including two versions of the laugh from the infamous "Laugh Track" episode of Webcomics Weekly in which a computer error looped my live feed to hysterical effect. One of the 'tones includes Kris Straub's incredulous reaction ("What the hell is that?!"), and the other is a pure loop of the laugh itself.
For each ringtone, you get two files — an m4r for iPhone users and an mp3 for Android and Blackberry people.


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Suburban PV
A version of this article appears in the March/April 2007 issue of Home Energy Magazine.
March 10, 2007
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LONDON (Reuters) - As evidence mounts that a mid-year slowdown is taking place in the world economy, the next few days will offer a clearer glimpse of how that will impinge on policymaking and buoyant financial markets.
Global stocks stumbled last Thursday in one of the few times the grey economic reality cut through this year's reverie in financial markets.
And that could mark the start of a trend, after Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke last week hinted the U.S. central bank could soon scale back its monthly bond purchases that have flooded stock markets with new cash.
Some poor business surveys from China have also had an impact, suggesting the world's No.2 economy is struggling for momentum.
While there is little in the way of major economic data this week that will send chills through stock markets as happened on Thursday, there is a renewed sense of caution in the market.
"The underlying momentum in the global economy is weaker than it should be at this point of the economic cycle, five years after the global crisis," said Lena Komileva, director of G+ Economics consultancy in London.
"We have yet to see evidence of a convincing, self-sustained positive feedback loop between real growth and market value inflation."
Hope that market confidence would filter through to the real economy was memorably described as "positive contagion" by European Central Bank President Mario Draghi in January - in hindsight perhaps more in hope than expectation.
Growth is still proving to be elusive for the euro zone economy, largely thanks to the extent of the budget austerity taking place across the continent.
On Wednesday, the European Commission will release its review of its countries' debt-cutting policies, which will confirm that the likes of France, Spain and Slovenia are to be given more time to trim their budget deficits to target.
The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development's semi-annual review of the world's major economies will come out on the same day, having identified global economic activity "picking up" in its interim assessment in March.
Now, the world economic growth seems to be moving into a soft patch, although there is no sign of anything that will curb it significantly.
Last week's purchasing managers indexes showed factory activity in China declined slightly for the first time in seven months, while in the United States manufacturing grew at its slowest pace since October.
"These surveys suggest that the Chinese economy is doing a bit worse than expected and the euro zone marginally better, but they do not alter our view that global growth will remain weak, and imbalanced, for the rest of this year," said Andrew Kenningham, senior global economist at Capital Economics.
He noted, however, that economies like the UK and Japan that weren't covered in last week's PMIs have performed better than expected in recent months, so the global economy could be slightly stronger than the surveys implied.
Since last Thursday's stock markets wobble, analysts are largely agreed that period of moderation, rather than a big correction, lies ahead for risk assets.
European markets have been particularly sensitive to shifts in sentiment over the last few years, and three Italian government bond auctions next week will provide more clues on investor intentions.
Spanish yields rose at auction for the first time in three months in the past week, and the Italian auctions will provide further interest because they will be the first since Fed Chairman Bernanke hinted that waves of new cash from central banks will not go on forever.
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That of course applies to stock markets too, and Bernanke's intervention will set a new tone on global bourses in the coming weeks, marked by increased uncertainty.
The Euro STOXX 50 Volatility Index, Europe's widely used measure of investor risk aversion, surged 13 percent to a three-week high last Thursday alone.
"We remain positive on equities in general ... (but) more broadly, equity markets may lose some momentum now that they must worry about stimulus withdrawal," said Guy Foster, head of portfolio strategy at Brewin Dolphin.
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May 2005 - Newsletter 79
New CD 'Rambleaway'
At the time of writing we are well into the recording of this new collection of songs. We are aiming to get it all wrapped up and ready for sale by the beginning of July but if we can release it earlier we certainly will. It all depends on printers etc. etc. Some of the songs are ones that you will recognise but aren't available on CDs any more, others are brand new.
The full list of material runs like this:
It's a Fine Thing to Sing; Rambleaway; Fiddler's Green; Kathryn Tyrell; Mr. Bloom; Out in the Green Fields; Gulliver the Smuggler; Wave Over Wave; Lorne Sunset; The Beggar; Peggy Gordon; The Merchant and the Sailor; Highland Cathedral; My Little Maggie May; Rolling Round the World; The Banks of Newfoundland; Lively Instrumental; John Barleycorn; The Last of England.
I'm not saying there won't be final adjustments but this is what we aspire to. 15 songs and 4 music tracks with a goodly mix of moods and tempos.
Old Yetties LPs
My stock of these is fairly low at the moment. If there is any one out there with LPs to spare (that rhymes) please let me know, I will find them a good home. Likewise if you would like to purchase some please ring 01935 814611. At this moment in time I have copies of In Concert; Dorset is Beautiful; The Yetties of Yetminster; The Yetties, Up In Arms; The World of The Yetties; A Little Bit of Dorset and The Yetties.
Along The River Frome Part 2
All you lovely people who have been waiting so long for this Video/DVD will be pleased to know that we are almost there. The latest problem was caused by a brand new computer that decided to go up in smoke causing progress to be set back by a few more weeks. However, release date is scheduled for the end of May or earlier if we can make it. Fingers crossed, legs crossed, eyes crossed, everything crossed.
We start where we left off in part 1 in Dorchester and then meander along the paths that Thomas Hardy loved and wrote about. Past castle, farm and watercress bed, through the village of Morton with it's beautiful church and the grave of Lawrence of Arabia. Then on to Wareham and Poole Harbour taking in the wonderful scenery, the flora and fauna, an environmental fish protection station and an archaeological dig on the way. Varied or what? You should see the size of some of the salmon that swim up-river every year to spawn!! WOW!!
Yetminster Fair
I'm not sure how many Yetminster Fairs we have been involved in. I'm sure some buff out there will tell me. It's THE once a year occasion for one and all to gather and catch up on all the news. 'Cor, you know what happened to Mrs. So and So down to watchumecallit' etc. etc. I know my voice is worn from nattering before we get anywhere near time for the concert. One of the great attractions is the fact that you walk down the main street and ponder over the bargains without getting knocked base over apex by the traffic. We will be there as usual right at the heart of things with our supermarket.
Your contact if you wish to find out about camping etc. or to buy tickets for the 8p.m. Yetties concert in the marquee is Derek Mott, Stonechat, High Street, Yetminster, Sherborne, Dorset, DT9 6LF. Tel. 01935 872123. The staff of Sherborne Tourist Information are also on hand if you wish to book accommodation in the area. They are always very helpful and can be contacted on 01935 815341.
Memory Lane (a funny thing happened on the way to Delhi)
In 1984 we were on our second long trip for the British Council in the Far East. We had been to Kathmandu in Nepal and were due to go to tour Pakistan when, at the last minute, or so it seemed to us, it was decided that on our day off we should fly down to Delhi and perform there. A deal had been done with a company that was just about to launch a new soft drink called 'Thrill' and our concert was to be part of their advertising campaign. Now from Kathmandu to Delhi is a fair old trot but you have to be easy going about such things and we duly piled on the plane with all our gear. The plane was not one of Boeings best, the air con wasn't working very well and we soon began to heat up and, to be honest, smell a bit. Near us were sat a group of German tourists who had been trekking in the Himalayas and they had obviously eaten something that didn't agree with them. One by one they began to go green until the first made a dash for the loo. He didn't make it and was sick all down through the aisle. This had the effect of starting the others off but by this time the aisle was very slippery and they didn't make it either. The hostesses did gingerly walk along putting tissues on top but I can't say that was much of a help. In a ship when this happens you can go up on deck for some fresh air but at 33,000 feet the air is too thin and cold and tunnelling your way out is not recommended so we were lumbered until we landed. I'm proud to say all three of us arrived intact, so to speak, but we didn't eat very much on the journey.
Weymouth Summer Season
I'm afraid the summer season at Weymouth is not on. It was touch and go last year, the decision to carry on was only made at the last minute which meant that publicity was not really up to scratch. There are plans afoot to knock the Pavilion down and build a mix of apartments etc. with a new theatre attached. Things have been leaning this way for some time so it doesn't exactly come as a surprise. It's hard on some people who plan their holidays and outings around our Tuesday nights but we do quite a lot of work in Dorset if you come down this way and it does leave us clear to do more performances in the Weymouth area without breaking barring clauses. For instance we are performing in Upwey Church on Saturday, 12th of November.
E Bay Nonsense (or E Bay Gum as they say in Yorkshire)
It was noted a while ago that someone was advertising a rare, one off single by that famous punk band The Yetties entitled 'The Juggernaut'. Famous I don't mind at all but PUNK I definitely object to. At the time, apparently, no one had yet put in a bid. Serves the vendor right, I hope the juggernaut runs over his foot.


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With the new international realities of migration, advances in communication technology, and a worldwide nursing shortage, educating and preparing a diverse nursing workforce has become a critical priority. To address this, the International Council of Nurses has established the ICN Nursing Education Network (ICNEN) in order to provide a forum to address nursing education issues worldwide.
Currently, this website features the ICNEN Forum, the Network application form (under review), and other relevant content. As we go forward the website will be updated with input from members, new publications, reports and expert comment. The website will serve as a primary communication tool, providing updates and new information and addressing issues that members prioritize and nurse educators find significant. We thank you for your interest in the ICN Education Network and look forward to hearing from you!


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Camera settings
A good first step in controlling the color of your photos is to become familiar with the settings your camera offers.
If your camera can shoot RAW, it's recommended you use it, as RAW captures all the data your camera sensor sees. If you shoot RAW, then you do not need to be concerned about color settings on your camera, because you will have full control in Aperture.
If your camera only offers JPEG, or if you plan to shoot RAW + JPEG, then there are some other settings to consider. Many cameras offer a choice of color space. This determines how wide a range of colors, or gamut, the JPEG photos can display. Adobe RGB offers a wider gamut than sRGB, and is usually a better choice, if available.
Most cameras offer a JPEG quality setting. JPEG photos are always compressed, and the quality setting determines how much compression will be used when the camera saves the photo. Higher quality settings save more detail, at the trade-off of larger file sizes. If you plan to work with JPEG in Aperture, the highest quality setting your camera offers is recommended.
Some cameras also offer in-camera processing presets that add processing to JPEGs. You may want to disable this processing and rather apply processing as needed in Aperture (where it can be done selectively and nondestructively).
Calibrating your display
Properly calibrating your display is crucial to making sure your color decisions in Aperture translate correctly when you export or print your photos. For example, if your display has a blue color cast, you might change the color balance of your photos to compensate, resulting in a lack of blue when you print them or view them online. Additionally, an incorrect gamma setting might cause your photos to look too dark when displayed on the web.
OS X offers tools to help you calibrate your display:
- Choose System Preferences from the Apple menu ().
- Click Displays.
- Click the Color tab in the Displays window. If you have more than one display, be sure to choose the one you want to calibrate, and be sure the settings window is on the display you want to calibrate.
- Click the Calibrate button.
- Enable the Expert Mode checkbox.
- Click Continue, and proceed through the guided steps.
Note: There are also hardware calibration devices available that use a sensor that compares the actual output of your display to a known "ideal" color, and create a profile to compensate for your display's differences.
Choosing gamma and white point
Unless you have a specific reason to set them otherwise, use the default Mac 2.2 gamma and D65 white point when calibrating your display.
Working with color in Aperture
Working with color in Aperture
If the primary destination for your work in Aperture is the web, then you don't need to worry about color space. Aperture uses a wide gamut, so you don't have to define a working color space as is necessary in some other applications.
If you plan to print your photos, then you can use Onscreen Proofing to emulate the color reproduction of your target output on your display. First, you must install an ICC color profile for the printer you plan to use. Consult with the printer manufacturer about getting the correct profiles for your printer and paper type. If you plan to send your photos to a commercial print service, they may also be able to provide you with appropriate ICC profiles. Place the profiles in /Library/ColorSync/Profiles.
To enable Onscreen Proofing:
- In Aperture, choose View > Proofing Profile > your_profile_name.
- Once you select a profile, choosing View > Onscreen Proofing will toggle it on and off.
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Columbia River CRKT Carson M4-02S Assisted 3.25" Plain Blade, Stag Handles
CRM402S: Carson M4-02S
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Custom knifemaker and Knifemakers' Guild member Kit Carson is widely known for his M16 design, which we offer in many CRKT production models. But since 1990, Kit's most consistent selling custom model has been his classic M4. In his usual unassuming manner, Kit says, "I guess you'd say it's my flagship custom. It's simple, with form following function. No tricks that look slick but aren't worth a flip in your hand. I've made many variations on it, from exotic collectibles to working tacticals, in maybe 20 versions. But I still get more and more calls to make the M4."
This year we're offering the M4 design in Kit's smaller every day carry (E.D.C.) size.
The M4-02S Stag is a deluxe model which has a traditional look with stag scales and brushed stainless steel bolsters.
While we were engineering it, we decided to add some more value by offering our OutBurst assisted opening, and our patented* LAWKS safety. It creates a virtual fixed blade when actuated after the blade is opened and locked.
The OutBurst mechanism instantly springs the blade fully open after you have opened the blade approximately 30 degrees. M4 models have dual thumb studs for ambidextrous one-hand opening and bronze and Teflon bearings at the adjustable blade pivot for smooth, fast action.
The 3.25" blade is a high-hollow-grind drop point of premium 8Cr13MoV stainless steel in a bead-blast finish with a Razor-Sharp edge.
Our heavy-duty InterFrame build is true to Kit's design, with dual stainless steel liners, one locking, and a stainless steel back spacer.
The M4-02S Stag is a deluxe model which has a traditional look with stag scales and brushed stainless steel bolsters, plus our LAWKS safety.
All M4 models have high-mounted pocket/gear clips.
So here you have a friendly E.D.C. knife that fits the hand naturally for all kinds of cutting and carving tasks. Like Kit, it's a bit unassuming, but it's a knife you'll come back to year after year.
About the Knife Designer
Kit Carson of Vine Grove, Kentucky, is a retired professional soldier, rising to the level of Sergeant Major. He has made knives for 30 years and has been a full-time knifemaker since 1993. He is a voting member of the Knifemakers' Guild. Kit has been an avid hunter and fisherman for over 40 years, growing up enjoying the woods and trout streams in the mountains of north Georgia. About his philosophy of knife design, he says: "I strive to follow form and function in the knives I design and build. My reputation has been built around solid working knives, both fixed blade and folders. All the time spent outdoors as a young man and the time spent around the world with the Army has strongly influenced the knives I create." Nothing reflects this approach more than the Carson Design of our M16 series, which is built for function, not to follow fads. This highly successful knife series was named one of the Top 10 Factory Tactical Folders of the Decade by Blade magazine. The M16- 14M won a comparison test conducted by Germany's Messer magazine.
- Dimensions
- Open Overall Length: 7 inches
- Closed Length: 3.75 inches
- Weight: 4.1 ounces
- Blade
- Length: 3.25 inches
- Thickness: 0.121 inches
- Material: 8Cr13MoV
- Blade-HRC: 58-59
- Finish: Satin
- Grind: Hollow
- Style: Drop Point
- Edge: Plain
- Handle
- Material: Stainlesss/Red Stag
- Liners: 2CR13
- Lock
- Type: Locking Liner
- Safety System: LAWKS
- Carry
- Carry System: 1 Position Clip (Tip-down)
- Features
- OutBurst: Yes
- Patent: U.S. Patent 5,596,808
- Made in China


text: We open our season with a play Third Rail has been dying to produce since it was the hit of Portland Center Stage's 2009 JAW Festival, MIDDLETOWN by Will Eno. The residents of Middletown lead lives that are probably not too different from ours. They wake up, go to work, say hello to their neighbors, fix the plumbing, seek advice on parenting, and try to live lives that are as rewarding as possible. It's all fairly ordinary. And yet…ordinary doesn't even begin to scratch the surface of this quirky, word-frenzied, refraction of OUR TOWN. MIDDLETOWN is a quizzical fable about life in all its sweetness and pain, joy and wonder, beginnings and endings.


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Nip + Fab's newest release is the Sheer Make Up Fix (£14.95 for 30ml) is a multi tasking BB Cream (Clear Blemish Balm) which is supposed to even out the skin tone, improve skin texture and leave the skin soft, energized and youthful.
They say: Created with a unique formula this amazing beauty booster contains osilift® to firm, lift, smooth and soften wrinkles, hydrating and plumping hyaluronic acid and calming, relaxing oat extract. Available in clear, this instant pick-me-up will leave you with a natural, youthful glow with or without make-up.
I haven't got my mitts on this yet, so I can't tell you if it qualifies as a BB Cream or how good/not good it is. Review coming up!
But because I love ya, I have 5 of these to giveaway!
Want to win one?
Note: The Nip + Fab Facebook page is here is you want to keep up to date with their new products and their twitter is @NipandFab.
So the giveaway!
Method 1.
Answer this question:
This is a perfecting tint/BB Cream right? So tell me about 3 perfect moments you've had these last 3 months. Can be anything.
1. Wandering around the streets of London with 2 of my favourite funny people, Mr C and Megan my cousin.
2. Talking to the kitty about my week and her cocking her head sympathetically at me. Kitteh is not so judgemental after all!
3. Collecting a scrap book of ideas for a forthcoming project and realising that it all looks great! For once!
Method 2.
Follow me on Twitter and retweet (RT) the following message:
"RT @Cosmetic_Candy: Follow &RT to win a Nip+Fab BB Cream. Info: http://tinyurl.com/4xxp7kr"
*Note: if you change the tweet, it will not count as an entry.
Good Luck!
– Winners choosen in a week
– If you don't reply in 48 hours it goes to the next person on the list
– Prizes have no cash value, you cannot get something else in lieu etc. etc. don't take the mick


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Crossing Obstacles With Others
You are certain to have to cross many types of obstacles when you are in the field. The method of crossing is different depending on whether you are alone or with a companion.
If you are with others, follow these steps to safely cross an obstacle:
Step 1:
Unload your firearms and leave the actions open.
Step 2:
One hunter crosses the obstacle while the second holds the firearms.
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The hunter who has not yet crossed passes the firearms over the obstacle to the first hunter and then crosses the obstacle.
Always unload a firearm before crossing any obstacle. Do not lean a firearm against the fence or obstacle while you are crossing it.


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Logitech Transporter SE Network Music Player Black w/black buttons NEW IN BOX
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UP FOR SALE IS A "NEW IN BOX" Logitech Transporter SE Network Music Player (without TransNav Knob)
Price includes shipping USPS or UPS ground to CONTINENTAL USA ONLY and PayPal fees.
- Transporter's DAC and output amplifiers are powered by Super Regulators, based on the legendary design by Walt Jung.
- Transporter's digital path is not only "bit perfect", but also extremely accurate in timing precision.
- Transporter's back panel features a complete set of professional-grade connectors
- The sleek, backlit, infrared remote and dual fluorescent displays make it easy to use from anywhere in the room.
- The AK4396 "Miracle DAC" was chosen for its high dynamic range and low distortion.
Listening to the Logitech Transporter Network Music Player is a pure audio music experience. Designed to please the most discriminating audiophiles and music lovers, Logitech® Transporter¿ offers sound quality that surpasses even the most exotic CD players. Experience astounding sound clarity. The AK4396 "Miracle DAC" delivers high dynamic range and low distortion. Low out-of-band noise allows the use of low-order output filters with higher cutoffs, preserving phase and reducing distortion in the audible band. Transporter¿ offers a bit-perfect path with extremely precise timing. Clock signals are handled as precision analog signals, not as ones and zeroes. Specialized crystal oscillators, careful clock management, and linear-regulated logic supplies ensure the lowest-possible jitter throughout the system. Super regulators power Transporter's DAC and output amplifiers, offering lower output impedance, faster response, and better noise rejection than standard three-terminal regulators. You hear incredibly natural sound, with a pitch-black background and a stunning level of detail.
A network music player for audiophiles that lets you enjoy all the digital music on your
computer and the Internet through your home stereo—in high-quality analog sound.
High-quality analog sound
The AK4396 DAC delivers high dynamic range and low distortion—so you'll enjoy the exact staging of instruments and the finest details of any recording.Watts? What? Learn more in the audio glossary.
High-accuracy digital sound
Digital music sounds the way it was meant to with low jitter throughout the system.
Clean power
Super regulators power the DAC and output amplifiers to give you a natural sound with rich detail and virtually no background noise.
Easy access to digital music
You can play songs from your personal library, tune in to thousands of Internet radio stations, or connect to online services such as Pandora® and Rhapsody®.*
All the easy-to-use controls in your hand
A sleek, backlit infrared remote and dual fluorescent displays give you instant access to your Transporter SE from anywhere in the room, whether it is to set it up or to find your way through your music library.
Quality connectors
The back panel provides a complete set of professional-grade connectors, including both balanced and unbalanced signals for its analog and digital interfaces.
Easily expandable
It's easy to add more Transporter® and Squeezebox™ players so you can enjoy high-quality digital music in every room in your house. Find out more about expanding your Squeezebox setup.
Simple to install and operate
A wizard walks you through connection to your home network and the Internet, while an intuitive interface makes browsing and playing music easy.
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