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It might seem surprising, but just as the world is recovering from the most serious financial shock since the World War II, governments around the world are engaging in serious discussions on how to expand health coverage.
This new wave of universal health coverage, or UHC, has touched nearly 100 countries, all studying how to institute government-funded programs of health care. This concept is taking off in populous countries and traditionally UHC "blind spots," such as Indonesia, China, India and South Africa. Combined, these four countries account for 40 percent of the world's population. Unlike the US, emerging economies are not buying the argument that health care is largely the responsibility of individuals and businesses, with a public provision relegated to special interests, including the elderly, veterans and the indigent.
The first wave came in the 19th century after German Chancellor Otto von Bismarck introduced comprehensive medical care that covered large segments of blue-collar workers. Germany's 1883 Health Insurance Bill and other social legislations formed the basis of the modern welfare state. In the post–World War era, most industrialized democracies and many socialist countries established health programs so that all people had access to affordable health care. According to the International Labor Organization, nearly 50 countries had attained near universal health coverage by 2008.
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ADAM WEINBERG: Curator Barbara Haskell reminds us how revolutionary this photograph of New York skyscrapers would have been in 1910, when Alfred Stieglitz took it.
BARBARA HASKELL: The subject matter up until that point had been much more genteel environments, interior scenes, people. To go out onto the streets and take these—the buildings that represented something, a new America—would have been very exhilarating for an audience.
ADAM WEINBERG: But it is not just the fact that Stieglitz made buildings his subject, it's also that he made them beautiful.
BARBARA HASKELL: The city as this romantic, magical place filled with smoke and water. It's a-an atmospheric vision of the — of the city. So he's taking this essentially architectural image of modernity and is creating this natural, fog, an atmospheric, romantic vision out of it.
ADAM WEINBERG: Part of the beauty of this image is also a result of the way it's printed. Senior Curatorial Assistant, Sasha Nicholas, explains the process and why Stieglitz used it.SASHA NICHOLAS: I think part of what makes this image aesthetically beautiful too and gives it that atmospheric quality is the printing. It's not a gelatin print. It's a photo gravure that Stieglitz included in the magazine he published, Camera Work, which was completely devoted to advocating photography as a real art form because, at this point people largely didn't think of photography as something that carried the potential that painting or other fine arts did and so the way he printed it with photo gravure, it's an ink print. And there's this kind of luscious, velvety quality to the image that also is part of what makes it so beautiful.

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Trent Lott resigned as Majority Speaker of the House after taking heat from for making this comment; Mr. Lott alluded favorably to Mr. Thurmonds campaign for president as a segregationist Dixiecrat in 1948, saying the nation would have been better off had Mr. Thurmond been elected.
This was his opinion and who is to say he is wrong? Mr. Thurmand could have well been a better President than Ike.
Nancy Pelosi underminds the security of our country by lying about the CIA in her attempt to cover her other lie about not knowing about interrogation methods beng used!
Where is the outraged from the American people and the press? As a nation, are we so preoccupied with TV's American Idol that we are just going to let her get away with this?


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KathyChung, Tuesday April 26, 2011 - 1:42pm
I'm a day behind on my week, thanks to the four-day Easter weekend we enjoy in this little corner of the world, so blithely typed "Meet More Monday" before my rural-weekend-relaxed, Monday-morning-on-a-Tuesday mind realized I was a day behind. So, Meet More Monday it is. I like the alliteration better than Meet More Tuesday, don't you?
Either way, I'm excited to bring you three more of this year's presenters, this time a writer, an agent, and a social media maven. (Actually, in truth, they are all three of them writers in this case, but they're coming to us as experts in those three fields.)
Please say hello to Rebecca Bollwitt, Don Calame, and Donald Maass.
Although she built her first website in 1997, Rebecca has been blogging about life in BC since 2004 on Miss604.com, and podcasting since 2005. Miss604.com was awarded "Best Vancouver Blog" and "Best Local Twitterer" by the Georgia Straight for 2009 & 2010, "Best Local Blog" by The Westender in 2010 & 2011, and was ranked within the Top 10 Blogs in Canada for 2009. Rebecca was also named one of BC's Top 100 Women of Influence by the Vancouver Sun. In 2008 Rebecca co-founded sixty4media, a WordPress website development firm, and has co-authored the book, Blogging to Drive Business. Welcome, Rebecca!
Don Calame is the author of the White Pine Award nominated young adult novel Swim the Fly (Candlewick Press, 2009) as well as the ALA'S Best Fiction For Young Adults book Beat the Band (Candlewick Press, 2010). Don is also a screenwriter (Employee of the Month, Hounded) who has worked with Marvel Studios, the Disney Channel, Lionsgate, Universal Studios, and Paramount Pictures. He lives with his wife and dog on Vancouver Island. Welcome, Don!
A literary agent in New York, Donald Maass's agency sells more than 150 novels every year to major publishers in the U.S. and overseas. He is the author of The Career Novelist (1996), Writing the Breakout Novel (2001), Writing the Breakout Novel Workbook (2004) and The Fire in Fiction (2009). His latest book, The Breakout Novelist: Craft and Strategies for Career Fiction Writers, was released in March. He is a past president of the Association of Authors' Representatives, Inc. Welcome, Don!
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true. I thought that when they came out. OOh kids, drink Metz and feel cool when you feel hellishOriginally Posted by plasticfetish
Like a true geek, I have all the adverts on CD-Rom. As the weeks went by, I caught them now and again when I was videoing things on Channel 4. I gave them to a filmmaker friend who transferred them onto CD for me. I would love a soundtrack of the music to sample in one of my songs. I'm glad you liked the ad. I think it was inspired by Dr Caligaris Cabinet or the petrifyingly terrid childrens story book my parents used to read me as kid; Struwwelpeter
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This sign-up is for those that want to be included in this year's contest but were late in getting registered, or were otherwise left out for some reason. You will only be added to a team under one of the following conditions....
1) A current team member drops out for some reason and we need a replacement. This will be determined thru a drawing process if there are more names that spots to be filled.
2) We get enough signers here to add one team member to the nine teams already in place. That means we have to get nine new signers to do that.
Per discussion on another thread, we will leave this sign-up open until April 1st. If we get nine people by then, we will add one team member per team. If we do not get nine, but are close, I may extend the sign-up temporarily until we get nine signers. The first nine on this list will be added. Signers after that will only be added in case a need arises to replace a dropped team member.
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Today's Weather at Tranquility Bay Resort
It is 75°F today at Tranquility Bay. We had some clouds this morning, but they should clear up later in the day. 15 MPH wind from the East is kicking up some chop on the ocean, but not a prohibitive amount. These are good conditions for Sailfish or Cobia fishing, although it might be harder to fish off of the reefs.
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@ReggieRankin: Breaking News: ESPN 100 #46 overall Center Karviar Shepherd is calling Trent Johnson right now he is headed to TCU!!
#46 overall Center Karviar Shepherd
"I liked TCU because it was close to home," he told ESPN.com's Reggie Rankin
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"We haven't set up any official visits yet," said Jones. "We are looking to set those up in the next month or so. Jarell expressed to me that he wants to sign late so there is no rush to set up the official visits." New LSU Head Coach Johnny Jones knows the importance of keeping Martin close to home, and is doing everything he can to make up for lost time when recruiting him. "Coach Jones and Coach (Robert) Kirby have done a great job of being consistent and persistent and made it very clear that Jarell is a big priority for them," said Jones of LSU. "They have done a good job. He definitely knows where he stands in regards to them and their situation.
A school that has been involved for a while is Alabama. Head Coach Anthony Grant has put in a lot of time recruiting Martin, and continues to do a good job of making his impression. "Coach Grant is a quality guy," Jones said of the Tide. "He preaches character and showed that last year when he benched those starters and actually put one or two off the team. As a person he thinks Jarell would fit well with the type of student athletes he is trying to bring to Alabama. Coach Grant has been recruiting him a while and is someone he has a lot of respect for.
This one will certainly go down to the wire.
The key piece of information in this commitment is that Jamie Ibanez is the guardian/advisor for both Johns and Tony Trocha.
Has anyone been able to find any other information on Johns? Everything seems pretty old on him.
I really, really want Frazier
Says he gots some hop. Im down for him. Im getting excited. Could be the missing link for this team. Great pickup.
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Development vs. Design
In software, design and development are both things I am passionate about;
and have been actively doing for a very long time now. In fact, it should be
said that one cannot exist without the other. Even if you are writing software
with an intended user base of one, you are still going to design the interface
around how you want to use the application. So, it is probably no surprise that
I find it rather troubling that so many businesses still keep these two vital
pieces of their company, so separated. There is a fascinating quote, which I
feel embodies the spirit of my feelings about design and development, from the
book Hagakure:
Our bodies are given life from the midst of nothingness.
Existing where there is nothing is the meaning of the phrase, "form is emptiness."
That all things are provided for by nothingness is the meaning of the phrase, "Emptiness is form."
One should not think that these are two separate things.
Design is Dead by i-marco
Defective by Design
Unfortunately, businesses tend to continue to put design departments under the marketing business unit, rather than engineering. I can only imagine that the common reasoning for this, is that designers make pretty things, and pretty things are needed to sell products, so therefore designers are marketing. Unlike the heady days of the early industrial revolution, however, design and product are now much more tied together than ever before. With the lower barriers to entry for using both developer tools and graphics design, user testing, and other design related tools, it's easier than ever for developers and designers to work together toward the same end. If your business is maintaining the business unit separation by having design as part of marketing, it's hurting both teams. Developers no better like having designs thrown at them, which aren't fully implementable, than designers like being told to make applications pretty, after they're built and shipped. Good visual design is important, but being visually different is much less so. Yet, so many companies strive for the latter as an attempt to achieve the former.
Burning Bridges
The best way to build a new bridge, is to burn down the old one first. If it doesn't come crashing down, you probably don't need to build anew. If you're a developer or designer, or have ever seen a thorough discussion betwixt, you can probably see how those bridges would fall in a blaze of glory. Often, design is more an afterthought, and developers don't have the time to take the new design considerations to heart; or the designs lack in what they could change, coming so late in the game. Sometimes design is a primary thought, done completely outside the realm of engineering. There is no interaction with the developers who would be implementing the design, until the majority of the design is complete. This often leads to software which can't be completed as designed. The application will sit in a state of limbo, partially complete in both functionality and design. If your software is to be successful, these bridges must be burned.
Phoenix by jurvetson
Rising from the Ashes
So the pyres of a thousand bridges are burning in your wake. How do you build successful applications, and integrate design and development? Many steps will lead to a better ecosystem for both, but the first thing that needs to happen is for design to be totally under the engineering unit in a business. Get your designers and developers sitting next to each other all the time, and talking about their projects together, on a regular basis. Bring your designers to development sprints and conferences. Don't bring the whole design team though, and have them all sit off to the side drawing pretty pictures. Get them in the middle of core development discussions. If you're a FOSS company, make sure they are as involved in Community as the developers are. Design is an engineering resource; consumable by both the software engineer and marketing resources. Never devote more than 30% of the designers to a single project, now matter how large the project. If you think it needs more designers, you need to scale your project back; or you've got way too few designers in the first place. If you want designers who just do R&D all the time, put them on an R&D team with a few developers who will also be doing only R&D full time. Everyone will be happier; designers and developers will both be more productive. Beyond simply making the design team part of the engineering unit, there are several additional things you can do, to improve their situation further:
* Train your designers with basic development principles and tools - Get them working inside the application's source repo. - Get them submitting patches/branches to change artwork and text. - Get them to understand developers don't need a visual design for every little thing * Train your developers with basic design principles and tools - Get them to understand the basics of the HIG for the platform their developing against - Get them in the habit of referring to the HIG for more complex matters - Get them in the habit of testing for behavior, layout, and other aspects of design * Train designers and developers to handle Customer Feedback Loop better - Get developers to understand higher level customer issues with design, beyond crashing - Get involved and communicate to truly understand where the confusion lies - Give everyone time to deal with customer issues when planning a project * Avoid trying to push Visual Design as your Brand - Visual Different is not always good - Can lead to sometimes breaking intrinsic features from upstream - Before changing Visual Design, get everyone involved in understanding why it should change
This is primarily a problem in software, and is where my experience with these problems lie, but this advice may be applicable to other industries suffering similar issues, as well.


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Posted November 23, 2004; 03:16 p.m.
Three scientists from the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory and a faculty member in chemistry have been honored by the American Physical Society.
Chio Cheng and King-Lap Wong were among five recipients of the society's 2004 Award for Excellence in Plasma Physics Research. In addition, PPPL researcher Hantao Ji and professor of chemistry Salvatore Torquato were named APS Fellows.
Cheng and Wong were honored for their work related to the confinement of energetic alpha particles, which is important to fusion energy research. Cheng joined the PPPL research staff in 1975 and is head of the Energetic Particle Physics Group and Space Plasma Physics Division. Wong, a researcher at the PPPL since 1976, currently is on long-term assignment at General Atomics in San Diego.
Two of the other award winners, professors William Walter Heidbrink and Liu Chen of the University of California-Irvine, have Princeton ties. Heidbrink earned his Ph.D. from Princeton in 1984, and Chen is a former PPPL staff member.
Ji was recognited for his contributions to the field of plasma physics. He came to the PPPL in 1995 and has been conducting experiments to study the physics of magnetic reconnection, magnetorotational instability and other basic physical processes.
Torquato was cited for his contributions to the understanding of the structure and macroscopic properties of disordered materials. A Princeton faculty member since 1992, he holds a joint appointment in the Princeton Institute for the Science and Technology of Materials.
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How to keep them alive - Jewel Cichlid
Referring20130909_203635.jpg to the picture I inserted I know I have too many of them in one tank I plan to give them away to some one who love this fish.
The tail nipping have gotten out of hand.
Changing water to ease the problem is not a long term solution.
Any other ideas?
I learn this experiences through breeding them
1. They can grow very fast
2. they very get aggressive and territorial due to lack of space.
3. They expect to eat on time.
4. if there is one injury they will die (in-fighting)
5. There are no weakling among them
6. feeding frenzy is a quick snap and jump affair.
7. always know when to change water.
8. always check the temperature.
9. keep them happy if you have a lot of decoration and places to hide
10. once they breed be prepare to work for it.
11. Filtration unit is the most important item in the system.
12. maintenance of the water, filtration and cleanliness will help them survive through the most toughest of times.
13. It is very sad to even loose any one of them.
14. when you give them away make the other person know how to keep them happy.
15. Make sure your equipment is up to par with bio-load
16. finding replacement parts for External Canister filter is tough and hard work.
17. When you feed them with egg yolk do so.
18. if they have grown up make sure they know you are the one feeding them.
19. never frighten them with a piece of cloth or they will jump out of the tank.
20. 1 is bad enough but 20 of them maybe it is too much. last count was 150 of them I gave away a lot.
Simon Yee
if that is your tank, then you need to setup a dozen more to start to even think about housing all those fish. get rid of the majority ASAP. trade them into your lfs for something. what size is that tank anyways? I love to overstock, but that is crazy IMO.your friendly neighbourhood arowanaman!
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The deputy chief executive of Waiariki Institute of Technology has been charged with stealing a $200 bicycle.
Keith Ikin appeared in front of a community magistrate at the Rotorua District Court yesterday charged with taking the bike between February 1 and February 29 last year in Tauranga.
Representing himself, Ikin stood in the dock and confirmed the not guilty plea he made during his first court appearance last month.
The community magistrate suggested the matter be stood down for Ikin to speak to a duty solicitor, after police prosecutor Sergeant Bill Scott confirmed diversion would be on offer if he pleaded guilty.
When the matter was recalled later in the morning, duty solicitor Alastair Burns confirmed he had spoken to Ikin who wished to maintain his plea of not guilty.
Mr Burns said the bike, belonging to another person, had been taken inadvertently and Ikin had since returned it to its owner.
Ikin was remanded at large to reappear in the Rotorua District Court on February 26 for a status hearing.
Ikin joined Waiariki in 2008 and was its acting chief executive from February 2012 until Professor Margaret Noble took up the role in October. After the resignation of his fellow deputy chief executive John Snook last month, Ikin was handed additional responsibilities when the decision was taken not to replace Mr Snook.
Ikin has previously held a number of high-ranking roles, including manager of Maori tertiary education at the Ministry of Education and director of Te Wananga o Aotearoa's school of business management.


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Since this is the last installment of laNeva's Weekend Creativity Challenges, a recap of the last nine weeks is in order. We have focused on bringing you ideas to spark your creativity and get you to think outside the box. This freedom of thinking is a benefit in so many areas of life, problem solving being just one.
Week #1: How does it make you Feel?
Week #4: Combinations of Color
Week #7: Child's Play (for Grown ups)
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Weeks #1, #4 and #8 asked you to observe and evaluate things that you may never have before.
Week #3, #6 and #7 asked you to think creatively with words.
#1, #4 and #5 were about color
#2, #7 and #9 had to do with paper (folding, drawing and cutting/pasting, in that order.)
Most were easy, just taking a few minutes. The exceptions are #6 and #9 which are techniques that are more lasting and ongoing. Since discovering the list of 100, I have made several and have found that a very valuable brainstorming tool.
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Cantor Fitzgerald's Brian White is still touring Asia, and today elaborated on his report that Apple's (AAPL) iPhone 5s model is more popular its cheaper 5c.
White writes that his meeting with an unnamed China-based telecom provider reinforced the thesis that smartphone growth is strong in China, although dominated by local brands and offerings from Samsung Electronics (005930KS), with Apple products rotating in and out of the top five. He notes that this carrier moved from offering the iPhone only to new customers to making it more widely available, and has, not surprisingly, seen demand taper off somewhat in recent weeks after the initial launch.
However, the provider did confirm that the iPhone 5s is the much more popular model, as the 5c's price point isn't resonating with consumers in China. ". Our contact believes the iPhone 5C has potential, and consumers "love" (especially the younger crowd) the new color scheme; however, we were told the price point needs to come down to a range of US$325-$405 to find meaningful volume levels in China."
Likewise, his meetings with a tech supply chain company were cause for some caution, as it saw a ramp of components in the third quarter that White believes includes those used in the 5c, despite soft demand: "As such, our contact believes orders for the iPhone 5C are at risk of being reduced in the future; however, no adjustment has been made just yet. In our view, we believe there is a big market opportunity for the iPhone 5C; however, we also believe Apple could better penetrate this market by offering the iPhone 5C at a more favorable price point, and this is especially true in developing countries such as China. During our visit to Apple stores and resellers this week in China, we have found that there is healthy interest in the iPhone 5C; however, we believe this has not yet translated into exciting volume levels in China."


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I was having a deep search in some .Net docs at MSDN Site (sicen Mono in platform we have not enough info yet), and saw a section, called Coding4Fun and see some examples of small apps using System.Windforms.
Then I had the idea to create a GUI-based app that updated the MONO CVS Tree (and optionally other modules, as monodoc/ and gtk-sharp/, for example). So I will begin to look at this an will try to begin with this as possible as time is avalaible, and try to integrate it to my own Knoppix based sistro (an idea I'm having some time ago). Of course, it will be based on Gtk#.
By the way, I have just sent my PInvoke article to Linux Gazette (my post at the site was rejected cause the article was incomplete -I mean, I gave a link and not the article itself-). I hope better news this time ;)
Finally, I found some cute apps: the Gnome Network App (a set of apps that implements some functionality about networking, such graphical shell for Telnet/SSH, and other interesting stuff). I don't remember the link but is can be found at the Gnome site.
The other interesting app is CSharpStudio, a GUI based editor for C# (using Gtk# lib). It looks good.
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For all those out there watching the "sniper chase in America" closely, I present this question:
What if the sniper(s) really aren't driving a white van, but are driving a pink YUGO?
I think this whole case shows how messed up law enforcement is, and how the media has the police waving their guns in the dark.
Terrorism at its best, unfortunately, and I don't even think it's really started. Stay tuned.


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Base: Rome, ItalyAssigned Regions: Italy
Delivered to Italy at age 11 by The Winds of War, Monica Larner has lived most of her life in her adopted home. A Los Angeles native, her family moved to Rome for filming of the 1983 World War II TV mini-series thanks to her father, Director of Photography Stevan Larner (Badlands, Roots, North and South and Caddyshack...).
Her father fell in love with wine as a film student in Paris and Monica grew up in a household that celebrated a deep appreciation for the culture of wine. Roads trips were to Napa and Sonoma and a good portion of the family kitchen was walled off to house her father's cellar, after her mother begrudgingly surrendered the pantry space.
After high school in both Italy and California, Monica earned her undergraduate and graduate degrees in journalism (an MA with a minor in Italian studies) from Boston University and New York University respectively. A committed student of the codes and ethics of good journalism, she went on to work for the Italian daily La Repubblica, followed by four years as a reporter in the Rome bureau of BusinessWeek (her bylines include an in-depth look at the Antinori wine dynasty). She spent two years as a staff writer with Italy Daily of the International Herald Tribune where she penned her first wine column. She moved to France following that as a freelance writer.
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Monica is an active member of the Ordine dei Giornalisti and much of her social life is linked to Italy's Foreign Press Association community. She is a certified sommelier with the Italian Sommelier Association.
The next phase of her career was characterized by intense travel to every forgotten corner of the Italian peninsula for four guidebooks she authored including Living, Studying and Working in Italy (Henry Holt) and In Love in Italy (Rizzoli USA). Monica created a photographic archive of 50,000 images: There is no Italian city, region or island that Monica has not written about or photographed.
In 1997, her father retired and her parents purchased a beautiful 134-acre ranch in Ballard Canyon, Santa Barbara (California) to fulfill a lifelong dream of making a Larner wine. Monica helped to establish the vineyard, select clones, set cordons, prune, trap gophers and all the rest. Stevan Larner died tragically in a vineyard accident in 2005. Today, Monica's enologist brother Michael manages the family wine venture.
In 2003, Monica was approached by Wine Enthusiast to be the magazine's first Italy-based correspondent and was formally trained to use the 100-point scoring system by Managing Editor Joe Czerwinski. Over the course of the next ten years, her tasting responsibilities grew to 3,000 wines per year (totaling 16,000 published reviews overall). She set up a tasting bureau near the Colosseum in Rome and continued her intense travel to far-flung wine zones. Her proudest achievement is the 185-page special collector's Wine Enthusiast "Wines of Italy" edition that showcases her decade-long body of work.
She was awarded the "Best International Journalist" Silver Grape Leaf three times - more than any individual - by the prestigious Comitato Grandi Cru d'Italia, an association of 130 top producers. Gambero Rosso recognized her as a "Leader of Italian Excellence," a rare achievement for a non-Italian, and the Italian Trade Commission acknowledged her distinguished service to Italian wine.
Monica used her platform as Wine Enthusiast Italian Editor to communicate what she sees as Italy's competitive advantage – its rich patrimony of indigenous grapes, traditions and diverse territories. She firmly believes that the intensifying momentum underway will set the stage for a Golden Age in Italian Wine.
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Kids come to us filled with questions... but without instruction manuals for the answers! Sometimes it's nice to let them figure it out themselves. Science experiments help them delve deep into their questions and come back out knowing more than they ever thought possible. (And certainly more than we ever could have told them!)
This award-winning Chemistry kit from ScienceWiz has 35 of those candle making, water squirting, glop and mud pie experiments that every child should do to explore the matter of matter! Can you keep a towel dry without a waterproof bag? If water flows downhill, how can you make it flow up? Includes a full-colour 40 page instruction book and materials for hours of scientific fun!
Penny Norman (Ph.D. Biophysics from U.C. Berkeley) and Ann Einstein (M.A.T. Berkeley School District) have refined this title with input from many hundreds of children. The award-winning imaging of Art Huff has made this book an all time favourite! Original design for this kit was funded by a grant from the National Science Foundation. This delightful book and kit combines hours of play with basic science, nurtures a love for learning and develops an accessibility to science.
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This kit makes the basics of molecular biology accessible to the curious of all ages. Dr. Penny Norman (Ph.D. in Biophysics from U.C. Berkeley) and Ann Einstein (M.A.T., elementary educator) use appealing kitchen table experiments refined through years of testing in after school programs and camps to tell the incredible DNA story.
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Your challenge: trigger the flashing blue LED lights by joining the 3-D puzzle pieces to complete the circuit. Each puzzle card gets progressively more difficult to keep thinking!
The introduction of the bumper ring pieces make the game simpler for younger children, as they minimize incorrect options for placing the regular curvy circuit pieces.
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The award-winning imaging of Art Huff delights the eye while making even complex concepts visually clear. The feedback from hundreds of young testers made Penny Norman (Ph.D., U.C. Berkeley) and Ann Einstein (M.A.T., Berkeley School District educator) leave in the play while exploring the exciting changes in energy technology. The result is this cutting edge book/kit which combines hours of spirited building with basic science.
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Learn how the history of the Earth is written in rocks! This kit is complete with a 56 page illustrated book which provides easy to understand step-by-step instructions and comes with materials for various activities. With more than 20 exciting experiments young scientists will learn how to identify rocks, create a lava fountain, smash rocks, learn about lava and a whole lot more!
A perfect gift for curious, aspiring geologists and a fun and educational activity for parties, playdates, rainy days or any time!
The ScienceWiz Rock Science Kit was authored by Dr. Penny Norman (Ph.D. in Biophysics from U.C. Berkeley) and Ann Einstein (M.A.T., elementary educator) who use appealing kitchen table experiments refined through years of testing in after school programs and camps to relate rocks to the history of our planet.
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The award-winning artwork of Art Huff provides clear, step-by-step directions. Hundreds of children tested these materials with Penny Norman (Ph.D. from U.C. Berkeley) and Ann Einstein (M.A.T Berkeley School District). The result if this delightful, self-contained book/kit which uses hours of fun and exploration to develop a basic understanding of scientific concepts!
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This amazing kit is the perfect way to introduce children to chemistry, "The Alphabet of the Universe"! It is designed to develop an understanding of the different elements in the periodic table. Children will complete chemistry experiments designed by Dr. Penny Norman (Ph.D. in Biophysics from U.C. Berkeley) that foster a deeper understanding of each element's properties and characteristics. Make rocket fuel, flame test alkali metals, pop hydrogen, form a cast with an exothermal reaction - this kit combines learning and fun, helping to develop a love of science in even young children!
This kit contains most of the components needed to complete each experiment, except for household items and food items listed in the experiment instructions. Also included is an illustrated, full colour, 40 page Chemistry Plus manual which provides experiment instructions, proton and neutron cut-outs, various periodic tables to colour in, and detailed information on each group of elements found in the periodic table. Help your child discover the exciting world of chemistry with this amazing kit!
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Electrify your brain with this challenging puzzler! The object is to place all of the pieces on the board to successfully complete the circuit; do so, and the entire board lights up! Cool Circuits emphasizes spatial reasoning and abstract thinking with over 40 different challenges ranging from student to expert. Can you solve them all?
Includes: 1 light up board, 8 fluorescent 3-D puzzle pieces and 40 challenge cards.
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This multiple award-winning kit allows you to use everyday material to foster scientific understanding, build a spinning motor, a clicking telegraph, a working radio and a light flashing generator! Directions are clear, step-by-step and highly VISUAL. Most materials are included. Incredible illustrations present central scientific concepts, allowing children to learn the "why" as well as the "how", taking how-it-works to a whole new level of clarity. The use of everyday materials in the projects contributes to the understanding of how things work.
Although Inventions is designed for 8 year olds and up, this title has had an extraordinary history and following. It has been used at MIT to mentor high school students in physics. It has been used at U.C. Berkeley to mentor women in science. It has been used similarly at other institutions including Fermi Lab and the University of Texas at Austin. We heard rumors, that at one point, a number of physicists at Berkeley were spinning the hand made motors from Inventions on their desks, competing for the bragging rights as to whose was spinning the fastest!
Requires some common household items (not included).
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This science kit contains 24 projects with motion to get your child involved in hands-on learning! It's an engaging science kit based on the properties of motion and gravity. The motion section covers many key concepts, including Newton's Laws of Motion and many others. These concepts and accompanying projects are presented in a truly winsome manner, geared specifically to children ages and up. Colourful illustrations seal the deal for a top-notch combination of learning and fun. This kit is specifically designed to develop an understanding of concepts in physics: inertia, the laws of motion, centripetal force, mass, weight, gravity, speed, velocity and acceleration. Quality time, quality play, quality learning! That's ScienceWiz!
Requires some household and food items (not included).
Winner of the Dr. Toy's Best Toy Award and Best Vacation Award, as well as an award from Creative Child Magazine!
This delightful set of self-contained book-kits combine hours of joy with solid basic science! This electricity kit is packed with parts: an easy-to-connect light bulb holder, light bulb, 4 colour coded alligator leads for bitingly good electrical contact, battery holder band, electric motor, pinwheel, motor mania cutouts, message-sending buzzer, LED, parts for switch, grab bag of text objects, plastic storage box and 36 page book. Everything you could possibly need to gain understanding of basic electrical principles - while having fun!
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We only have about 5-6 inches on the ground right now . But in a well cut beanfield there is not one sprig of beans nor weeds sticking up out of the snow . Just thirty minutes ago I spotted 7 longbeards out on a hilltop in this beanfield . They had a fairly good size piece of ground scratched up . The spot they were in was at least 100 yards from any trees .
I understand there is quite a difference between scratching in 6 inches and 36 inches . I think they know where the ground is and that they can generally find something there, if they can get to it . I do find it amazing that turkeys can survive in huntable numbers in a place like Wisconsin and the other northern areas where they flourish.


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I sent an e-mail to Andrew Bromage, he didn't reply. Reini reverted the changes, so I posted a larger rationale for deleting the page, reapplying the deletion.
If you really want to continue the project, ok, but please bear in mind that MeatballWiki is not Geocities. If you want to use MeatballWiki, please respect it.


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The panel has released a background and suggested issues paper, which have been made available on the review's website. Written submissions to the review have been invited by IP Australia and they can be submitted till January 21, 2013.
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Flat panel televisions have been a top seller in electronics, and it's no wonder -- they use a fraction of the space of traditional tvs and offer higher quality too. A very common installation is hanging it on the wall. It's easy to do as long as you do some prep work. Let's dive into what you need to organize and think about before you kick back in the couch and watch your football game in HD.
First, you need to decide where you want to place the television in your room. Since it takes up less space, you don't necessarily need to put it where the old tv used to be. A couple things to consider -- is there accessible power or is the cable or antenna connection nearby? If not plan to run the electric and other wires to your new location. If you want a home theater setup, you'll want to make sure you have adequate speaker placement with the location of the tv as well.
Once you determine where you want to place the tv, you'll want to purchase the tv wall mount. Typically you'll get either a fixed wall mount or an articulating wall mount. If your viewing angle is generally straight in front of the television then a flat mount will work. Otherwise, you'll want to pick up an articulating one so that you can swivel the tv from side to side to get the best viewing angle. Make sure you get one that properly sized for your tv or, better yet, has a compatibility chart that shows it works with your LCD television. This is easier done at home on the Internet than at your electronics store.
Once you have the mount in hand, take a look at it and see how it will mount on the wall. If you want to run electric and other cabling in the walls, you'll want to figure out where the boxes should be installed so that they don't interfere with the mount. Also make sure you know where on the tv that the power and other cables plug in so that the electric and cable boxes don't interfere with that too. Ideally, you'll want to have some separation of the power and other cabling so that the audio and video signal doesn't get affected by the noise generated by the electric wire -- the further apart you can place it, the better off you'll be.
If you're installing boxes to hide the cabling, do it now. Make sure they are placed so that you'll still be able to screw the wall mount into the studs. The televisions are thinner than the old CRTs, but they are still heavy and definitely need to be installed carefully!
You're almost done! For this part, grab a friend and have them help lift the tv and align the rear mount to the fixed wall mount. Even if you can lift the tv by yourself, it's definitely worth having another set of hands for this part. It's hard to see where things are if you're busy holding the tv. Once you've go the mount connected, you'll need to tighten the connector bolts that ensures that someone can't accidentally bump the tv and knock the whole thing off the wall mount and onto the floor.
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Jango Fett
Anakin Skywalker
if they ship in 3's.
Padme in her basic white outfit shouldn't need to be a Portrait Edition or whatever, so I wonder if they can include her in a regular wave.
Plo Koon
Ki Adi Mundi
(it's still rather early for Mace, due to his other 12" figure, even if the real scan of Samuel L. Jackson will make a better figure. Though he's more of a main character in this film, don't you think his 12" figure can wait? I mean I bought 2 of his E1 figures to save one for AOTC scenes I want to set up with my 12")
SHORT STUFF WAVE (little people)
R2D2 with new stuff and accessories
Boba Fett
Master Yoda
Count Dooku with Darth Sidious
Chancellor Palpatine with Mas Amedda
Anakin Skywalker with Shmi Skywalker
(later Anakin and Padme would work, but it's time we had a 12" Shmi)
Zam Wessel and Speederbike
Destroyer Droid (transforming) and Security Battle Droid
Sure there's a lot more, and great aliens to do, etc. But I want these especially the first three I mentioned, as close as possible, timed with the movie's release.
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Rumble of the Kings Tomorrow: Alex Harris, Dzhabar Askerov Fighting
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Rumble of the Kings is back tomorrow with their annual November event. This time the event is looking a bit different, with much more of a mix of boxing, MMA and kickboxing than the usual kickboxing-centric type of card.
On the Muay Thai and kickboxing side of things, there are a few nice match-ups. Starting off with the main event, Alex Tobiasson Harris takes on Madsua at 75kg under full Muay Thai rules. Harris fought Nieky Holzken back in March in Stockholm at the GLORY First 16 and did well until getting stopped with liver shots. Madsua is a bigger Thai, but still managed to get wins over the likes of Jordan Watson and John Wayne Parr. Harris will need to avoid the clinch and fight from the outside, which is how he beat Yoshihiro Sato, to win the fight.
In kickboxing rules, Dzhabar Askerov is back after fighting just under two weeks ago at the GLORY 3 Rome Final 8, where he lost a unanimous decision to Warren Stevelmans. He'll look to bounce back, as he fights Mohammed El Mir, who hasn't fared so well since losing to Albert Kraus back at the GLORY First 16, losing many fights from then until now.
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- Written by Dave Walsh
4/14 (Thai Time)
I've been keeping a journal while training at Sor Klinmee. I get infrequent internet access, so I'm going to post multiple days at once. I'm trying to give a general idea of what it's like at the gym. Also, look for a review of Eminent Air, the gym I trained at last time I was in Thailand.
So, it's April 5th (4th your time), and I'm in Sor Klinmee in Pattaya. It took 400 baht to get here from the bus stop in South Pattaya, though I could have haggled that down a fair bit. It did take two drivers and two security guards and a receptionist at an airport office 30 minutes to figure out where exactly the camp was, though. The business card I'd printed out had two numbers, the first which no one picked up, the second belonging to a Thai man as confused as his callers.
Most people have a bit of trouble with it, but I love Thai weather. Maybe it's because I'm always, according to friends and family, giving off a lot of heat, but I'm sensitive to cold, and Thailand is the perfect place for those sensitive to cold. Shanghai was 19 degrees centigrade, Thailand was 30. That's 90 degrees. Hot heaven.
I haven't trained yet. The owner, Tappaya, or Neyn, suggested I take the first day off. After 4 airplane rides and 3 bus rides in 12 days, I was inclined to agree. Thankfully, I brought books. To anyone who hasn't heard of him or seen his show, I highly recommend Mike Birbiglia. I saw his solo standup routine "Sleepwalk with Me," and liked it enough to buy a copy of the book when it came out.
For now, I'm getting settled. The camp seems extremely chill. There are little kids running around, Tappaya and his wife, Pak, are teaching me Thai nouns and verbs every so often.
A word of advice: call your bank to place your cards on travel alert so you don't have to call your bank from another country when your debit card works. This isn't from experience or anything. I just thought it might happen. Right.
Now to figure out the most reliable source of internet around here. (There's no wireless at the camp.)
(Afternoon, tired after training.)
I lied. So we did train in the afternoon.
April 6
Ran 15 km this morning. More like ran 8 km and walked/ran the rest, though. Thanks to Jomthong for leading me back to the gym.
I brought a pair of Vibrams KSOs for the running here and let me just say that people aren't kidding when they recommend a break-in period. The first run I did before training on the 5th (something like 7 km) started a couple of blisters on my feet. I'm back to my Nike Frees for the time being.
I'm not sure if there are any gear shops nearby. I know there's a Fairtex in the city, but I'm looking to buy some King gloves, actually. I'll probably pick them up when I go back to Bangkok. These little expenses do add up.
Another thing I want to mention. Do not underestimate the role of your opposition in your improvement. Both frequency and quality of fights play a big role. Shanghai now has former Lumpini champions as coaches, but without a competitive circuit, their fighters are going to lag behind. I hope that changes soon. A couple of promotions are doing well in China. I-1 in Hong Kong and Wu Lin Feng, the promotion that put on Buakaw vs Xu Yan and Yodsaenglai vs Hapless San Da Fighter, are two, though neither are in Shanghai.
People criticize American Muay Thai but, on the amateur level, there's a wealth of competition. I know the Bay Area Muay Thai scene is doing quite well. Malaipet's based out of there, as is Michael Mananquil, the Filipino-American fighter who fought Sudsakorn in the Belarusian WKN tournament. Props to the West coast for allowing elbows, too.
April 8
So I just did much better on the 15 km run after skipping yesterday's. I had to take a break halfway because there was something going on with my left knee. I think I checked a low kick from some dude in China and didn't raise my leg high enough so his foot caught me on the bottom of my knee cap. Tiger Balmed that shit. Man, Tiger Balm is pungent.
Thai Iced Tea, as the restaurants in the US call it, is Chai Nom (correct me if I'm wrong). I plan on getting some next time the lady with the cart comes around. Looks a hell of a lot more delicious (arroy) than Gatorade.
I watched Dr. No and Goldfinger the previous two nights. I have to say, the acting was much better and less cliched in those older films, particularly Dr. No. And if I'm not mistaken, the main theme of Dr. No is actually the iconic Bond theme.
Oh, yes. The secret to doing well on the long run. Take off your shirt. It helps if you have magnetic abs, as I certainly do, but you'll find yourself propelled home well enough if you let yourself cool off. I made a poor choice in wearing the rather thick, tight-fitting t-shirt from the NY Botanical Gardens (bless their hearts), and had to carry it in hand to wick off sweat by the 6.5th kilometer or so. Take it off!
I might skip the afternoon run today to rest my knee. Don't want it to twinge badly during padwork. That would be complicating.
Did I mention the Thai kids are hella cool and funny? They also like aggravating the soi dogs on the run past.
Two promotions are making waves in the New York area, Friday Night Fights and Takeon Productions . Takeon hosted an 8 man 140 lb tournament with $10,000 as the prize money in 2010. Friday Night Fights used to promote exclusively in Manhattan and they've been packing the venues downtown recently. Now, though, they've branched out into MMA. Their first MMA event was in Vermont and came with a local television deal. Not bad. I'm sure they're going to start holding MMA events in NYC once MMA gets legalized there.
Support your local promotions, wherever you are. It helps the scene as a whole, as well as the fighters.


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Secondly, do you have any suggestions as to what alpha to use? I was thinking of using something like Princess Power or something like that.
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Don't know if this is EXACTLY what you're after, but I remember Cheri Thieleke wrote a good article in the July 4th newsletter about making a "sparkler" trail on her LO. It might be able to work for your magic wand trail. It definitely has sparkle to it!
Check out this link on the Blog:
Scroll thru the newsletter and get to the 4th of July article, then keep scrolling b/c it's her second LO that has the sparkler trail. She mentions two products that she used: Brush Set: Wisp Alpha Super Biggie and ScrapSimple Tools Styles: Glow 8501 Biggie.
See if her LO looks like what you want.
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This brush has a coordinating glitter style - Dynamic Brush Set: Star Bright Biggie
ScrapSimple Tools - Styles: Star Bright 5001
And there are some already made sparkles too... Star Bright Embellishment Biggie
My Gallery I scrap with Photoshop CS6.
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I just now downloaded it so I'm off to see if I can make it work.
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The Sparkle Trails are .png files and when I try to use them the sparkles are dark grey. A couple of other threads mention that they might be brushes and maybe the user should apply an action when someone else had the same problem, but they seem to be embellishments. I did read the Fourth of July link and it just mentions what products she used, not how she did it. Anyone out there have an insight? I would love to be able to use them.
I'm not familiar with the Sparkle Trails and they appear to be retired. However, Spellbound is definitely a brush. Many designers include the PNG file as well as the brush file. You can place the PNG directly on your layout like you would an embellishment, however you'll need to do something to it if you want something other than black. You can apply a style like April was talking about. You can clip a paper to it. You could do a pattern overlay or a color overlay. Keep asking questions. We're more than willing to keep helping.
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